Last updated: March 2026
We collect as little data as possible. No cookies. No personal profiles. No selling data. We track anonymous usage metrics to improve the product, and that's it.
We use Vercel Analytics to understand how many people visit SheetShow, where they come from, and what devices they use. This uses no cookies, stores no personal data, and cannot identify individual visitors. It's GDPR-compliant by design.
When you use SheetShow, we log anonymous events like “an analysis was run” or “a dashboard was classified as operational.” These events help us understand which features are useful and how to improve the product. We track:
We do NOT track: your name, email, IP address, or any content from your uploaded images. Your access code is stored as an irreversible hash — we couldn't recover it even if we wanted to.
When you upload a dashboard, slide, or report, it is sent to Google Vertex AI for analysis. SheetShow does NOT store your uploaded images. Once the analysis is complete, the image exists only in your browser session. We have no access to your files after processing.
We use Google Vertex AI with zero data retention, meaning Google does not store or use your data to train models. If your image contains sensitive business data, consider redacting confidential values before uploading.
Your access code is stored in your browser's localStorage (or chrome.storage.local in the extension) so you don't have to enter it every time. It is not sent to any server except during validation. You can clear it by clearing your browser's site data or signing out in the extension popup.
The SheetShow Chrome Extension provides the same analysis experience directly on supported pages. Here's what it does and doesn't do with your data.
When you click “SheetShow this Page,” the extension captures a screenshot of the visible browser tab. This screenshot is sent directly to our analysis API (sheetshow.ai) for processing. It is NOT stored on our servers — once the analysis is complete, the image exists only in your browser. The screenshot never leaves the analysis request pipeline.
The extension stores the following in chrome.storage.local (your browser, never sent to any server):
You can clear all stored data by clicking “Sign out” in the extension popup or removing the extension.
The extension sends the same anonymous usage events as the website (analysis started, analysis complete, etc.) tagged with source “chrome_extension” and the domain of the page you analyzed (e.g., lookerstudio.google.com). These events also include an anonymous install identifier so we can measure repeat use without identifying you. No personal data, IP address, or page content is included in these events.
Questions? Reach out to Ibrahim at SheetShow. If you're reading this, you probably know how to find me.