Privacy Policy

Last updated: May 2025

The short version

Corollary is built local-first. In the default configuration, no text from your Overleaf documents is ever sent anywhere — inference runs on your own machine via Ollama. We collect nothing unless you explicitly opt in to a cloud feature.

What we collect

Corollary collects data only in the following specific cases:

What we never collect

Third-party providers (BYOK)

When you configure a third-party API key (OpenAI, Anthropic, Groq, or Gemini), your prompts are sent directly from your browser to that provider's API — Corollary does not proxy or inspect them. Each provider's own privacy policy applies.

Local inference (Ollama)

When using Ollama in local mode, all inference happens on your machine. No text is sent over the network. If you opt in to Ollama Cloud (via ollama signin and a :cloud-suffixed model), your local Ollama daemon forwards prompts to Ollama's servers under Ollama's own privacy policy.

Storage

Settings (provider preferences, model choices, API keys) are stored in chrome.storage.sync, which Chrome may synchronise across your signed-in devices. All stored values are local to your browser profile.

Cookies

This website uses no cookies and no analytics. There are no third-party scripts on any page.

Changes

If we ever change what data we collect, we will update the date at the top of this page and, for material changes, post a notice in the extension's changelog.

Contact

Questions about privacy? Email corollary@grimvier.com.

Corollary is open source. You can audit exactly what data the extension sends by reading the source at github.com/sgrimbly/corollary.