StudyStride Chrome extension security report

StudyStride turns an authorized browser session and spoken notes into reviewable summaries, candidate questions, a Google Doc, and a visual PDF. Use StudyStride while studying a course video or tutorial, reviewing research sources, documenting a browser-based workflow or training session, preparing a presentation, or teaching a class. Start by creating or selecting a Google Doc, choosing the browser tab and microphone, and accepting the in-product capture notice. StudyStride follows meaningful visible changes, transcribes spoken notes with Google Gemini, and links summaries and candidate questions to the browser evidence that prompted them. Nothing is shared until the user approves it. After the session, users can review and edit the private artifact, choose which screenshots belong in the visual PDF, and save the Google Doc, optional WAV audio, and PDF in Google Drive. Educators can also continue into a guided Gemini Notebook handoff; the Google-native artifacts remain useful on their own for study, research, work, and teaching. StudyStride processes microphone audio, visible content from the user-authorized browser tab, the user's Google identity and selected Drive-file metadata, derived transcripts and study artifacts, and technical usage diagnostics. Audio and screenshots are discarded by default after processing. Audio or key images are retained only when the user explicitly enables retention. StudyStride does not collect passwords, cookies, hidden page content, form values, or general browsing history, and it does not sell data or use session information for advertising. The user controls when capture begins, when it pauses, what is retained, which questions are kept, what is written to Google Drive, and whether the session is discarded.