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Privacy and security

The full, binding text is the privacy policy. This page explains it in practice.

  • Recordings (what they contain): nothing leaves your browser until you press Keep. Kept recordings, your requests and your skins are stored in your project on the Skins service, which runs in Germany.
  • The AI: bryo runs on Google’s Gemini models, in the EU, and reads a project’s recordings to work on it. If you add your own model in the web app’s settings, your chats go to that model’s provider instead.
  • The extension sends no analytics.
  • Deleting: a project and its skin, see Managing your skins. Your account: write to us.

A project is yours until you share it: from the web app’s Share dialog, by email or with a share link, or over MCP. Agents you connect over MCP act as you, with your access.

Owner build use
Open the project in Studio ✓ ✓ ✓
Work on the skin with bryo, publish ✓ ✓
Get the skin in their extension ✓ ✓
Share the project ✓ ✓
Delete the project ✓

Nobody can grant more access than they have. Remove a person or Revoke a link in the Share dialog, and everyone who got access only through them loses it too.

Permission Used for
All websites (<all_urls>) Applying your skins where they belong; while recording, downloading the page’s images, fonts and stylesheets with your cookies, as the page does
User scripts (userScripts) Running each skin’s trigger and JavaScript. The Allow User Scripts switch.
Scripting (scripting) Adding a skin’s CSS and HTML, and the recorder
Debugger (debugger) Recording the page’s requests: only the tab you record, only while recording
Web navigation (webNavigation) Applying skins as pages load or navigate
Tabs (tabs) Showing the current page’s skins; reloading tabs when a skin is switched
Identity (identity) The sign-in window
Storage (storage, unlimitedStorage) Your skins, settings, and a recording until you keep it
Side panel (sidePanel) The Skins side panel

The extension also adds a small script to every page, which lets a skin’s JavaScript reach its own project.