ChatVault
Local-first AI conversation exporter

Privacy Policy

Last updated: June 9, 2026

Short version: ChatVault does not collect, store, or transmit any data about you or your conversations. Everything happens inside your browser. There is no backend.

What we collect

Nothing. There is no telemetry, no analytics, no error reporting, no fingerprinting, no advertising identifiers. The web app at chatvault.space and the ChatVault browser extension do not phone home.

What ChatVault does with your conversations

Your conversations are read into your browser's memory, normalized, optionally redacted, and rendered for you to download as PDF, Markdown, or JSON. When you close the tab, the data is discarded. Nothing is persisted to localStorage, IndexedDB, or any server.

Browser extension permissions

The ChatVault extension requests the following permissions and uses each one only for the purpose stated below. None of the data accessed by these permissions ever leaves your browser.

Attachments

When the extension captures attachments (PDFs, images, code files), the binary data lives only in the extension's runtime cache for the duration of the export, is bundled into the ZIP you download, and is then released.

Third-party services

None. ChatVault has no integrations with analytics platforms, advertising networks, A/B testing services, or third-party SDKs. The web app is hosted as static files on Vercel; Vercel's standard server access logs are subject to Vercel's own privacy policy, and we do not have any custom logging on top of that.

Open source

The full source code for the web app and the extension is available at github.com/johnivanov04/ChatVault. You can verify the privacy claims above by reading the code.

Contact

Questions or concerns: open an issue at github.com/johnivanov04/ChatVault/issues.

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