Invisible Tutorials guides you through tasks on live web pages. That only works if you know exactly what the extension reads, what it sends, and what it will never do. This page is that promise, written down.
Last updated · July 13, 2026Page snapshots while a tutorial is running, and draft prompts while coaching is on — the material your next instruction is computed from. Nothing gathered for its own sake.
No selling, no renting, no advertising use, no data brokers. Your information funds nothing except your guidance.
Passwords, one-time codes, and payment fields are stripped on your device before anything is sent. No account, no sign-in — we never collect your name or email.
Most data lives in your browser and leaves when you uninstall. For anything else, ask for a copy or deletion any time at ai@invisible.work.
01 · Who we are
Invisible Tutorials is a Chrome extension built by Degreed AI Labs, the team behind Invisible (invisible.work). It turns any web app into a live, hands-on tutorial: you state a goal, and it highlights what to click, step by step, on the real page in front of you.
When this policy says "we" or "us," it means the Invisible Tutorials extension and the processing service behind it, operated by Degreed AI Labs. You can reach the team responsible for privacy at ai@invisible.work.
02 · Scope
This policy covers two things, and only two things:
The extension requires no account and connects to no other Invisible service. This policy therefore does not cover the invisible.work website or other Invisible products — those are separate services. It also does not cover the third-party web apps and AI tools the extension guides you through (for example Gmail or Claude themselves); those have their own privacy policies, and using the extension on them sends nothing to those companies beyond what you do in their product yourself.
03 · Collection
The goal you typed, the page's URL and title, and a text outline of the current page (an accessibility-tree snapshot) — with passwords, one-time codes, and payment fields removed on your device first. The extension also watches clicks and typing activity on the guided page, only to know when a step is complete. Nothing is read when no tutorial is active.
On five supported AI tools (Claude, Google AI Studio, Bolt, Lovable, and Replit), coaching is on by default: as you draft a prompt, the draft text and which tool you are using are sent to our processing service to generate hints. Questions you ask in the panel's Ask tab are sent the same way — along with the page outline, if you have switched on page view for that conversation. One click turns coaching off per tool; when it is off, nothing is watched and nothing is sent.
If you speak instead of type, your microphone recording is sent to our processing service for transcription. If you ask for a tutorial built from the current page, that page's full text is sent once to build it. If you ask for a tutorial built from a video, the YouTube link you provide is sent.
Your preferences — voice guidance, per-tool coaching opt-outs, cached coaching configuration — live in your browser's extension storage and stay there. Requests to our processing service carry a randomly generated installation identifier used for rate-limiting and abuse prevention; it is not derived from, or linked to, anything about you.
The extension has no account and no sign-in. We never collect your name, your email address, your contacts, or your browsing history.
04 · Use
We use your information to guide you through the task in front of you. Not to build a profile of you.
05 · AI
Invisible Tutorials is AI-powered. Page snapshots, goals, draft prompts, questions, and voice audio are processed by AI models to generate guidance. Every request routes through a single proxy service we operate on Cloudflare Workers, which forwards it to the model provider and returns the response — the extension never talks to AI providers directly. Behind the proxy we use established providers under commercial terms: Anthropic (Claude) for guidance and prompt coaching, Google (Gemini) for planning and research, ElevenLabs for voice synthesis and transcription, and Perplexity for search-grounded research when building tutorial knowledge.
Three things matter here:
06 · Guarantees
Because an extension can see the pages you use it on, we hold Invisible Tutorials to the strictest rules in this policy — and we put the important ones in code, not just in writing.
The extension's use of information adheres to the Chrome Web Store User Data Policy, including its Limited Use requirements: data obtained through the extension is used only to provide and improve the guidance features you see, never for advertising, never for sale, and never for purposes unrelated to the extension's single purpose.
07 · Limits
08 · Sharing
We share information only in the narrow cases it takes to run the service:
09 · Retention
Almost everything lives in your browser, not with us: settings, per-tool coaching choices, and cached configuration sit in extension storage and are removed when you uninstall the extension. Session recordings live only in memory and vanish when the panel closes unless you export them yourself.
Requests to our processing service are handled to return a response — we do not build server-side profiles of extension users. Operational logs used for security and rate-limiting are kept short-lived; we are documenting exact proxy-side retention windows as part of our security documentation and will update this section with specifics.
To ask what we hold or request deletion, email ai@invisible.work.
10 · Security
11 · Rights
Wherever you are, you can ask us to:
Depending on where you live (for example the EU/EEA, UK, or California), some of these are formal legal rights with formal timelines, and you may also have the right to object to certain processing or to complain to a supervisory authority. Email ai@invisible.work and we will honor both the letter and the spirit.
12 · Children
Invisible Tutorials is a workplace tool. It is not directed at children under 16, and we do not knowingly collect personal information from them. If you believe a child has provided us information, contact us and we will delete it.
13 · Changes
When we change this policy, we update it here and revise the date at the top. If a change meaningfully affects what we collect or how we use it, we will tell you directly — on this page and in the extension — before it takes effect.
14 · Contact
Questions, requests, or something in this policy that doesn't sit right — email ai@invisible.work. A person on the team reads it.