Chocolate – Send One Prompt to Multiple AIs (Chrome extension) Effective date: 4 October 2026

The short version

Chocolate has no servers and no accounts, so your data is never sent to its developer. Your prompts and files go only to the AI websites you choose, and everything else stays in your own browser.

What Chocolate does with your prompt and files

When you press run, Chocolate types your prompt into the chat box of each AI website you ticked and sends it there, the same as if you had typed it yourself. Files you attach are handed to those same websites. This happens in your browser, using the accounts you are already signed in to.

Those websites (for example ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, Perplexity and DeepSeek) then handle your prompt and files under their own privacy policies. Chocolate is not affiliated with them.

The Chocolate button on AI websites

On the supported AI websites, Chocolate can show a small button next to the chat box. So that it can offer to send your last prompt to other AIs, it notes the last prompt you sent on that page. That prompt is held only in that page while it is open. It is not saved, and it goes to another AI website only when you choose the AIs and press send in the button's menu.

You can turn this button off in the Chocolate popup. While it is off, Chocolate does not note the prompts you send on those pages.

What is stored, and where

The following is stored only in your browser, on your device:

• Which AIs you ticked.
• A prompt you typed but have not sent yet.
• Your recent chats, so follow-ups go into the same conversation: a title (the first line of the first prompt), the conversation links on each AI site, and when the chat was last used. Up to 20 chats are kept.
• Files you attached, held only until you press run, then removed.
• A short troubleshooting log: times, AI names, conversation links and the types of files attached. It does not contain your prompt text or file contents.

None of this is sent to the developer or to anyone else.

• Whether the button on AI websites is switched on, and which AIs you last ticked in its menu.
• A random label kept in each AI tab while it is open, so Chocolate can tell which conversation the tab is showing. It contains no prompt text and is gone when the tab closes.

What Chocolate does not do