Don't Trust. Verify.
Marketing claims are cheap. Proof is in the payload.
Here is how you can verify our zero-data promise yourself.
Verification Summary
Verify that ThisChatNeverExisted runs 100% locally by inspecting network traffic in Chrome DevTools. You will see zero requests containing your chat data, confirming that no information is exfiltrated to cloud servers.
How to Audit the Network
Open DevTools
Right-click anywhere on the page and select Inspect, or press F12.
Start Chatting
Type a message like "Hello" in the chat. Watch the Network tab closely as you hit send.
Verify Zero Calls
Confirm that no new requests appear that contain your message text.
What you WILL see
plausible.io/api/event
Anonymous usage events (e.g., "chat_started"). No personal data.
Static Assets
Images, fonts, and CSS files required to render the page.
What you WON'T see
Message Content Payloads
Your text is never sent over the wire.
API Calls to OpenAI/Anthropic
No third-party AI providers are used.
Database Writes
There is no backend database to write to.
// This is the ONLY data that leaves your device (Analytics) { "n": "chat_started", // Event Name "u": "https://.../chat", // Current URL "d": "thischatneverexisted.com", // Domain "r": null // Referrer }
Notice the absence of fields like message, user_id, or history.
Common Verification Questions
How can I verify that Gemini Nano is running locally?
You can verify local execution by disconnecting your internet connection after loading the page. The chat will continue to function perfectly because the AI model (Gemini Nano) is downloaded to your device and runs offline.
Does the Chrome Prompt API send data to Google?
No. The Chrome Prompt API is designed to run local models. When using Gemini Nano via this API, all processing happens on your device's CPU/GPU. No data is sent to Google's cloud for inference.
Why do I see network requests to plausible.io?
We use Plausible Analytics for privacy-friendly, anonymous usage tracking. These requests only contain event names (like "chat_started") and never include your message content or personal data.
Is it safe to use local AI for private documents?
Yes. Since the AI runs in your browser's isolated environment and has no network access for chat data, it is safe to paste private text. The data physically cannot leave your machine.