FazeBot

FazeBot is a browser extension: a small pixel-art companion that chats with you about whatever page you're currently viewing. It can walk over to and highlight a relevant element on that page, and — only when you explicitly ask it to take you somewhere, and only for a real navigation link on the page — it can walk over and click that link to take you there. It never clicks a button, fills in or submits a form, or acts on anything else on your behalf, and it never does any of this on its own; every click only ever happens in direct response to a message you sent.

FazeBot sends data to its backend only when you actively send it a chat message — never in the background, never just from having the extension installed or a page open. When you do send a message, three things go to FazeBot's backend:

• The current page's URL — so the assistant knows what page you're asking about.
• A short summary of the page's visible interactive elements — for each visible button, link, and heading: its tag name (e.g. button), its ARIA role, and its visible text, truncated to 80 characters. Capped at 40 elements. This is not the page's full HTML, not a screenshot, not form field values, and not anything else you've typed into the page itself — only this short structured list, which is what lets the assistant point at a real element without inventing one.
• Your chat message and conversation history — the text you type into FazeBot's panel, and prior turns in that same conversation, so the assistant has context.

The extension also stores two small settings locally in your browser (via chrome.storage, never sent anywhere): whether FazeBot is turned on, and whether you've acknowledged the in-panel disclosure about the above. Neither ever leaves your device.

Chat requests are sent from the extension's background service worker to this site's own backend endpoint (fazepack.com/api/fazebot/chat), which forwards the message, page URL, and element summary to Anthropic's Claude API to generate a reply, then streams that reply straight back to the extension. The backend does not write chat messages, page URLs, or element summaries to any database or log store — each request is proxied through and discarded once the reply finishes streaming. Anthropic's handling of API data is governed by their own policies, linked from anthropic.com/legal/privacy.

• It does not read or transmit anything unless you send a chat message.
• It does not read page content other than the visible-element summary above — no form values, no passwords, no cookies, no local/session storage belonging to the page you're on.
• It never fills in or submits a form, makes a purchase, or acts on a button on your behalf. The only click it can ever make is on a real navigation link, and only when you explicitly ask to be taken somewhere — it never wanders or clicks anything on its own.
• It does not sell or share collected data with third parties other than Anthropic, solely to generate the chat reply.

Turn FazeBot off entirely from its browser toolbar popup — this stops the content script from mounting on any page at all. Uninstalling the extension removes both local settings immediately.

Questions about this policy: see fazepack.com/contact.