Founder X Worker Privacy Policy

Last updated: August 23, 2026

What Founder X Worker does

Founder X Worker is a Chrome extension that helps you decide whether an X post is worth replying to and generates a suggested reply. Analysis happens when you explicitly ask the extension to analyze the post.

The extension does not automatically publish replies. You remain responsible for the final action on X.

Information processed

When you analyze an X post, the extension reads the visible post content, the visible author handle/name when available, and the post URL. That information is sent over HTTPS to the Founder X Worker service to produce the opportunity score, explanation, and suggested reply.

The extension does not request your X password, private messages, email, contacts, files, or general browsing history.

AI processing

Founder X Worker uses Google Gemini to generate analysis and reply suggestions. The selected post content is included in the request needed to provide that feature. Google may process the request under its applicable terms and policies.

Storage and retention

The extension does not intentionally store analyzed X posts or reply drafts in Chrome storage. The service may process limited technical request information needed to operate, secure, debug, and protect the service. We do not intentionally build advertising profiles from analyzed posts.

Sharing

Selected post information is shared with the Founder X Worker service and its AI processing provider only as necessary to provide the requested analysis. We do not sell analyzed post content.

Permissions

Security

Requests between the extension and the Founder X Worker service use HTTPS. We do not intentionally collect X authentication credentials through the extension.

Contact

For support or privacy questions, use the support contact published with the Founder X Worker Chrome Web Store listing.

Policy scope

This policy applies to the Founder X Worker Chrome extension and its supporting analysis service. It does not govern X, Google Gemini, or other third-party services, which have their own policies.