Flow Batch - Privacy Policy

Effective 3 November 2026

The short version. Flow Batch collects nothing. It has no accounts, no analytics and no telemetry. Your prompts and the images you generate never leave your computer, and the extension sends no information about you anywhere.

What the extension stores, and where

Your prompt list, the status of each item in the queue, and your settings are kept on your own computer using Chrome's extension storage. They stay there. They are readable only by this extension, they are not transmitted, and uninstalling the extension deletes them.

Your prompts and images

Prompts are typed into Google Flow in your own browser, on your own Google account. The generated images are downloaded from Google directly to the folder you chose. Neither the prompts nor the images pass through any server operated by Flow Batch, because there is no such server in that path.

The one network request Flow Batch makes

The extension periodically fetches a small configuration file from flow-batch.ferianimahdi93.workers.dev. It contains CSS selectors - a description of where the buttons are in Google Flow's interface, which changes when Google updates it.

That request is an ordinary GET. It carries no account information, no identifier, no cookie, and nothing about your prompts or your images. It is the identical request for every user, and nothing is recorded against anyone who makes it. The extension works without it, using the selectors built into the version you installed.

The "debugger" permission

Chrome shows a prominent warning about this permission, so it deserves a plain explanation. Google Flow ignores clicks that software generates, so the only way for the extension to press Flow's own Generate button is through Chrome's debugging interface.

It is used for exactly that: sending the keystrokes and the one button click you asked for, to the single tab you selected, only while a run you started is in progress. It is disconnected as soon as the run ends. It is not used to read the page's data, inspect your network traffic, or run any code, and it is never attached to any other tab.

Other websites

By default the extension only works on Google's Flow and Labs sites. If you choose to point it at a different image tool, Chrome asks your permission for that specific site at the moment you ask for it. Most people never grant this, and nothing is requested in advance.

Third parties

None. No analytics provider, no crash reporter, no advertising, no data broker. Nothing is sold, and nothing is shared, because nothing is collected.

Children

Flow Batch is a tool for people who already use Google Flow and is not directed at children under 13. It collects no personal information from anyone, of any age.

Changes

If a future version of the extension ever sends information about you - for example, if accounts are added - this policy will be updated and its effective date changed before that version is published, not after. The version of the extension you have installed is always described by the policy in force when it was published.

Contact

Questions about this policy, or about what the extension does, go to mahdiferiani@proton.me. For faults and how to report one, see support.