Open it on the service
The extension matches the current domain only after you open it.
Chrome extension · Launch release
Open the current AI-training control for 16 platforms, follow a dated first-party-sourced guide, and save a local receipt of what you changed.
The extension never claims to change or verify a third-party setting for you.
Opt-out available
Stop future chats from being used to improve OpenAI's models while keeping chat history.
A shorter path
The extension matches the current domain only after you open it.
Go straight to the relevant setting with dated steps and first-party sources.
Record what you completed locally. A newer guide version marks it for recheck.
Focused registry
Each guide states what the control can do, what it cannot do, and when the instructions were reviewed.
Meta availability depends on region. Reddit currently has no direct opt-out; its guide explains the limitation.
Built around a trust boundary
Local by design. Completion status, guide version, and date stay in Chrome local storage.
No page inspection. The extension does not read private content, cookies, credentials, or form values.
Honest status. Records say “User confirmed,” never “Verified,” because the extension cannot prove another service's setting.
Hosted checkout. ExtensionPay and Stripe handle payment; card fields never appear inside the extension.
Before you install
No. It takes you to the correct control and keeps the steps visible. You make and confirm the change yourself.
No. The $29 launch offer is a one-time purchase with no subscription or trial.
Platforms sometimes vary settings by region, account type, plan, or staged rollout. Every guide calls out known differences and links its first-party source.
When a reviewed extension update increases the guide version, an older completed record becomes “Needs recheck.” Scheduled remote monitoring is not part of the launch build.
Chrome Web Store launch
Get an email when the focused release is available in the Chrome Web Store.