Privacy policy

Splaces is developed by ImagiMation Studios LLC. This policy describes the Chrome extension and its optional Mac app and local companion.

Effective November 4, 2026

Information used by the extension

Splaces reads open-tab titles, web URLs, tab and window identifiers, ordering, pinned status, Chrome group names/colors and related metadata to display and synchronize your tab tree. It stores the tree, local settings and cached favicons on your device. Locally stored URLs may contain query strings. User exports can contain private browsing metadata, so share exports carefully.

The extension does not inject content scripts or read page bodies, form fields, cookies or passwords. It does not include advertising or hosted usage analytics. Sensitive information may nevertheless appear in tab titles or URLs.

Optional local companion and agent access

Agent access is off by default. When you enable it, the extension shares open web-tab titles, redacted URLs, groups, windows, nesting and ordering with your local companion and connected agent. URLs sent through the shared tree omit credentials, query strings and fragments. URL paths and titles may still contain private information. Page bodies and incognito tabs are excluded from that shared tree.

Your chosen agent harness may send this metadata and your instructions to its model provider. Local transport does not mean the model runs offline. That provider's privacy policy, retention rules and account terms apply. Splaces has no hosted model service and does not provide an agent subscription.

Agents submit organization proposals. You review changes before applying them. Disconnecting in the extension stops future companion access; it cannot delete information already received by another service.

Optional Mac app and providers

The Mac app stores workspace links, custom names, organization and settings locally. If you grant macOS Accessibility permission, it can inspect and operate supported application windows. Native window titles are shared with agents only when the Mac app's separate sharing option is enabled. Manually added links, provider records and custom organization are not all available through the current agent interface.

Optional third-party providers run locally after approval and can handle information for their integrations. Review the provider's code, capabilities and privacy terms before approving it. The Codex and Claude Code integrations use the CLI you install and its existing sign-in.

Retention and deletion

Local data remains until it is cleared or removed. Uninstalling the Chrome extension removes its extension storage; downloaded exports remain wherever you saved them. The separately installed Mac app, companion, workspace files, native-host registration and agent settings must be removed separately. Contact us for help with removal. Revoking macOS Accessibility permission stops future access through that permission. Data already sent to an agent or model provider is subject to that service's deletion process.

Sharing and security

The current product does not send browsing metadata to an ImagiMation-hosted server, sell it, or use it for advertising. Optional agent/provider integrations can transfer data to the services you choose. The companion uses local interprocess communication and an explicit Chrome extension origin. These controls reduce exposure but do not make titles, URLs or exports non-sensitive.

This website

Opening these support pages sends ordinary connection information, such as your IP address and requested URL, to our website hosting and delivery providers. These pages do not connect to your Chrome tabs or enable the companion. Emailing support shares your message and contact details with us and our email provider. Please avoid sending private tab exports, credentials or unrelated personal information.

Contact and changes

Public support email: aesakamar@imagimationstudios.org. We will update this page when the product's data practices change and update in-product consent where appropriate.

For local removal instructions or a privacy request, see data and removal requests.