Arlo

Let Arlo use the sites you're already signed into — only the ones you choose, with your permission.

Arlo is an AI assistant that works over iMessage, Slack, and email. This extension lets it act on sites you're already signed into, so you don't have to log in again for it. HOW IT WORKS When Arlo needs access to a site, it sends you a link. Open it, press one button, and your browser asks whether to allow that specific site. Nothing is read until you say yes, and nothing happens unless you started it. WHAT IT READS Only the session cookies for the sites you approve — the "you're signed in" tokens. It never reads your passwords, your history, or the content of any page. It has no access to any site until you grant it, one at a time, in your browser's own permission dialog. WHAT IT DOES NOT DO - It does not read or store passwords. - It does not run in the background or watch your browsing. - It does not have standing access to any website. Permissions are requested at the moment you use it, for the sites named in the link you opened, and you can revoke them in your browser at any time. - It does not send anything anywhere except your own Arlo account. You need an Arlo account to use this. The extension does nothing on its own.