Effective date: June 25, 2026
Publisher: Adom Industries Inc. ("Adom", "we", "us")
Contact: [email protected] · https://adom.inc
This policy explains how the Adom for Chrome & Edge browser extension (the "Extension") handles
information, in plain terms.
Adom Industries is an AI electronics-prototyping company. We build a full, AI-native development
environment for the entire electronics industry — and we let developers everywhere build *on top of us*.
Our ecosystem and our users are continuously writing and running code: **web-based oscilloscopes,
web-based electronic design automation (EDA) and CAD software, and applications that drive and control
real circuit boards** — all in the browser, all day, every day.
Because Adom is a complete "vibe coding" development environment — where an AI assistant and the
developer build software together in real time — the Extension is designed to **operate the browser the
same way a human developer does**: open and navigate pages, read and screenshot what's on screen, fill
forms, click controls, inspect the DOM, run and debug JavaScript, and manage tabs, windows, downloads,
and the developer's own signed-in sessions. It is the **same category of capability that AI coding
assistants such as the Claude browser extension use to drive a browser for the user** — the AI agent's
hands inside the developer's own browser. The Extension's powerful permissions exist to deliver that
functionality on your command.
The Extension runs inside your own browser and acts on the commands you — or your Adom AI session,
working on your behalf — give it. To carry out a task, it can read and screenshot the pages you're
working on, fill and click and type, run and debug JavaScript on the live page, manage your tabs,
windows, and downloads, and use your existing signed-in sessions so your tools and vendor sites just
work. It acts on a page as part of a command you issue — it's your AI's hands, working where you point
them.
The Extension connects, through a Chrome native-messaging host on your own computer, to your local
Adom Desktop application. Commands flow to the Extension and results — including screenshots and page
data — flow back to your own active Adom AI session so it can complete the task you asked for.
Depending on how you run Adom, that session may execute in Adom cloud infrastructure you control, in
which case the data needed for your task transits to that session to fulfill your request — the same way
any cloud-based AI assistant receives the page it is helping you with.
That data is used for one thing: carrying out the automation you request. Adom's business is selling
electronics-prototyping and development tools — your browsing and the contents of your work stay yours,
and are not used for advertising. Your saved passwords stay with the browser; the browser's own autofill
enters them when a login is needed.
The screenshots and page data captured to complete a request live for as long as the request needs them
and as part of your Adom session transcript, under that session's normal retention. The Extension itself
keeps only a small amount of local state in your browser — a map of your sessions to their windows —
which is cleared whenever you remove the Extension.
The channel between the Extension and your computer uses Chrome's native-messaging transport and a
loopback (127.0.0.1) connection pinned to this Extension's identity, so other pages and extensions can't
drive it. Connections out to your Adom session use authenticated, encrypted transport.
closed, it's idle.
The Extension is a professional developer tool and isn't directed to children under 13.
We may update this policy as the product evolves; the "Effective date" above will change and material
updates will appear on this page.
Adom Industries Inc. — [email protected] — https://adom.inc