PreTensor Privacy Policy

Effective date: August 28, 2026

PreTensor processes inference inputs on the user's own device. The extension does not transmit prompts, token data, images, medical content, or inference results to PreDoctor, advertisers, or analytics providers.

Scope

This policy applies to the PreTensor Chrome extension and its local companion runtime. The extension's single purpose is to connect supported PreDoctor web pages to a local NVIDIA CUDA inference runtime.

Data handled

When a supported PreDoctor page asks the user to run local inference, the extension may handle:

The extension does not read or collect browsing history, cookies, passwords, authentication tokens, financial or payment information, location, contacts, email inbox contents, user activity telemetry, or content from unrelated websites.

How data is used

The extension forwards user-requested inference data through Chrome Native Messaging to the PreTensor companion runtime on the same computer. The runtime uses the data only to execute the requested local GPU computation, return its result, report status, and diagnose errors. The extension does not use data for advertising, profiling, credit decisions, or purposes unrelated to local inference.

Network transfer and sharing

The extension does not send handled inference data or diagnostics to PreDoctor servers or third parties. Native Messaging traffic stays between Chrome and the local companion process. If a user or supported page supplies an image URL, Chrome may retrieve that image from the URL's origin before local processing. That origin's own privacy policy applies to the retrieval.

PreTensor does not sell user data. It does not share user data with advertisers, data brokers, or analytics providers. Disclosure may occur only when required by applicable law or when the user explicitly asks PreDoctor support to inspect specific diagnostic information.

Local storage and retention

The extension itself does not persist prompts, images, inference results, or browsing activity. It stores only the selected local model identifier in Chrome's extension-local storage so that the same model remains selected after the popup closes. The companion runtime may retain model files, model download and verification state, runtime configuration, compiled GPU assets, and local cache data needed for performance. Active inference buffers and KV cache data are kept locally and are released when sessions end or the runtime stops. Users can clear the model choice by removing the extension and can remove the local runtime and its downloaded model files with the PreTensor uninstaller.

Permissions

Security and Limited Use

PreTensor limits access to the minimum permissions required for its single purpose and verifies the extension origin before the companion runtime accepts a request. The use of information received from Chrome APIs adheres to the Chrome Web Store User Data Policy, including the Limited Use requirements.

Changes

If PreTensor's data practices change, this policy and the Chrome Web Store disclosures will be updated before the changed behavior is released. Material changes will also be disclosed in the product interface when required.

Contact

Questions or deletion requests concerning locally stored PreTensor data can be sent to support@predoctor.ai.