Escale extension privacy

What it is for

The Escale extension only serves the Escale app installed on your computer, to fill in the forms of app-publishing consoles (the "Do it for me" button). Without the Escale app open, it does nothing.

What the extension sees

In the tabs Escale has just opened on a known console only (App Store Connect, Google Play Console, RevenueCat, Lemon Squeezy, hosting providers and domain registrars): the page's accessibility tree, that is the kind and label of each field and button.

The URL and creation time of the tabs of these consoles and of their sign-in pages.

At some points of a step (on arrival, after you confirm), a screenshot of the console tab, with secret fields masked before the capture.

For some steps, the public value a console has just created (for example a payment link), when Escale needs to take it back.

Where it goes

Only to the Escale app, on the same computer, through a local connection (127.0.0.1). The extension sends nothing to any server, neither to Escale nor to a third party.

The Escale app may show the console screenshot to the AI agent you use (Claude Code), to describe what the page shows; this follows Escale's rules, not the extension's.

Tab creation times are kept in the browser's session storage, cleared when the browser closes. Nothing else is kept.

What the extension never reads

Your passwords, cookies, history, bookmarks, or the content of your other tabs.

Password fields of web pages, even in a console.

Values typed into the page

Values typed into the page, and images attached to a file field (screenshots, icons), come from the Escale app. A secret (API key) goes from its vault (macOS Keychain, Windows Credential Manager) to the page at typing time, through the local connection; the extension neither keeps it nor writes it anywhere.

No data is sold, transferred to third parties, or used for any purpose other than filling in the forms you asked for.

Contact

A question about the extension: https://flotte.freddydro.dev/en/contact.