We process account, website, store, integration, and usage data to operate SEO Core App, its Chrome extension, and Shopify SEO workflows.
Last updated: September 23, 2026
Data controller: Alejandro Sánchez. Contact: [email protected]. Country: Mexico.
SEO Core App includes the web application, the SEO Core On-Page Grader Chrome extension, and the SEO Core Shopify app. We process the information needed to run your account, analyze websites and active browser pages, connect authorized Shopify stores, provide SEO and digital-marketing workflows, protect the platform, and support you. We use customer data to deliver the product functions you request, not to sell personal data.
We process data to authenticate users, maintain organizations and plans, crawl and audit websites, connect keywords to pages, sync authorized integrations, generate reports, create AI-assisted SEO drafts when requested, maintain deployment history, diagnose errors, prevent abuse, enforce plan limits, and improve service reliability. The Chrome extension reads the rendered DOM of the active page after the user opens it and may analyze titles, meta descriptions, headings, content, images and alt text, links, structured data, indexing signals, robots.txt, sitemaps, and HTTP status. An optional keyword is used to recalculate local SEO checks. The Shopify app uses merchant-authorized store data to support SEO analysis, approved metadata/content/schema updates, redirects, and storefront crawling.
Integrations are optional and depend on what you connect. Google Search Console and Google Analytics 4 may provide properties, queries, pages, clicks, impressions, CTR, position, and analytics context. AI BYOK providers may receive selected prompts and project context that you choose to use for AI workflows. Deployment integrations such as the JavaScript snippet, Node package, WordPress plugin, and Shopify app use project tokens and approved deployment payloads to apply reviewed SEO changes. The Shopify app is authorized for store content and navigation operations needed for SEO work; it does not request customer or order access.
We may use trusted infrastructure, payment, analytics, email, and support providers to operate the service. Those providers may process limited data under confidentiality, security, and purpose restrictions. We do not sell, rent, or trade personal data. We do not use the extension or Shopify store data to build advertising audiences, track storefront visitors, or deliver behavioral advertising.
We do not collect a user's general browsing history through the Chrome extension, inspect pages without the user's action, or send the extension's page snapshot to SEO Core App for unrelated purposes. We do not access Shopify customer or order records, track buyers across stores, place advertising pixels or cookies in a storefront, sell store or website data, or use analyzed data to make decisions about individuals. We do not claim ownership of your website, store, content, or SEO data.
If you need account or data deletion, contact [email protected]. Shopify store connections and related credentials are removed or deactivated when the app is uninstalled or when you disconnect the store, subject to legally required retention. Some records may be retained when required for security, legal, billing, fraud-prevention, backup, or audit purposes.
The table below summarizes the main categories of data SEO Core App may process, depending on the features and integrations you use.
| Data source | Examples | How we use it | Customer control |
|---|---|---|---|
| Account and organization data | Name, email, login events, organization membership, role, plan and billing status. | Authenticate users, secure sessions, manage access, provide support, enforce plan limits, and maintain account settings. | You manage account access, roles, billing settings, and support requests. |
| Project and website data | Domains, URLs, crawl settings, crawl results, metadata, headings, links, issue evidence, and reports. | Run audits, identify SEO issues, prioritize fixes, power reports, and connect findings to workflows inside the product. | You choose which projects, domains, and URLs to add or remove. |
| Chrome extension active-page data | The active page URL and rendered titles, meta descriptions, headings, content, images, alt text, links, structured data, indexing signals, robots.txt, sitemaps, and HTTP status. | Provide the user-requested on-page SEO and digital-marketing analysis in the extension. The page snapshot is processed locally and is not sent to SEO Core App. | You choose when to open or refresh the extension and which optional keyword to enter. |
| Shopify merchant and store data | Shop domain, OAuth access token, authorized store content, SEO fields, redirects, app-owned schema metafields, deployment logs, crawler settings, and optional storefront access credentials. | Connect the merchant's store, analyze storefront SEO, crawl authorized pages, apply approved SEO changes, and restore or audit deployment history. | You authorize or disconnect the store, select enabled deployment types, approve changes, and can request deletion. |
| Search and analytics integrations | Google Search Console and Google Analytics 4 properties, queries, pages, clicks, impressions, CTR, position, and analytics context. | Sync performance data, support rank tracking, find opportunities, enrich reports, and connect search signals to pages. | You authorize, select, change, or disconnect connected Google properties. |
| Keyword, content, and AI workflows | Keyword lists, mapped URLs, content drafts, prompts, AI outputs, SERP context, and selected project context. | Generate requested recommendations, briefs, content guidance, Autopilot responses, and analysis tied to your project. | You decide what to save, map, generate, approve, edit, or delete. |
| Deployment integrations | Project tokens, approved deployment payloads, version history, snippet, Node package, WordPress plugin, and webhook status. | Apply approved SEO changes, verify live state, maintain rollback history, and synchronize active deployments. | You approve deployments, manage tokens, enable or disable deployment methods, and can roll back or stop changes. |
| Billing, support, and security records | Payment metadata, invoices, support messages, usage events, errors, audit logs, and abuse-prevention signals. | Process subscriptions, resolve issues, protect accounts, detect misuse, maintain reliability, and satisfy legal obligations. | You can update billing details, contact support, and request account or data deletion. |
