Privacy
Plain language, because a privacy policy you need a lawyer to read is a policy you cannot check. Last updated August 9, 2026.
Worktype never observes, logs, or transmits what you type into AI tools. The browser extension has no ability to read any page: it requests no content scripts, no tab access, no clipboard reading, and no browsing history. You can confirm this yourself from the extension's permissions on its store listing or in your browser's extension settings; it is enforced by what the software is allowed to do, not by a promise about how we use an ability we hold.
Worktype records exactly two things, and both are explicit acts: a prompt you choose to save, and a copy you choose to make.
Every piece of data belongs to exactly one organization. There are no cross-organization reads, searches, or exports; prompts frequently contain internal context, and isolation between customers is treated as a correctness requirement of the software, not a filter applied on the way out.
Worktype runs on a small set of infrastructure providers, each processing data only to provide the service:
Nobody else. Worktype does not sell data, does not share it with advertisers, does not use it to train AI models, and runs no third-party analytics or advertising scripts inside the product.
Worktype is an evidence product, so records of use are kept: usage records are immutable, and prompts and settings are archived rather than destroyed when removed, because silently rewriting history is exactly what the product exists to prevent. When an organization leaves Worktype, its workspace and everything in it is deleted on request.
Worktype is used through organizations, and your organization is the controller of its workspace. Requests about your data, including access and deletion, go first to your organization's administrator; where the law gives you rights directly against us, we honor them. Write to privacy@worktype.co for anything this page does not answer, including this page being wrong.
If this policy changes in a way that matters, the date above changes with it and the change is listed on the changelog like any other shipped work.