Terms

These terms describe the current Eyekit beta: a browser extension that turns spoken, pointed instructions into a local session for your coding agent.

The beta

Eyekit is a launch service with a one-time two-hour trial and one paid recurring subscription. Final plan limits and pricing are shown before checkout and may change with notice.

Your responsibility

Use Eyekit only on pages, recordings, and materials you are allowed to access and process. You are responsible for the instructions you give, the permissions you grant, and the session files you download. Check a generated transcript or agent prompt before acting on it.

Do not use Eyekit to capture secrets, personal information, or another person’s conversation without the permissions and notice required for your situation. Keep your account and authorized devices secure and follow the security and usage requirements that apply to your account.

Groq and other services

Eyekit sends recording audio from your browser to its API, which uses Groq for transcription. Groq is a separate service, and its current terms, privacy policy, availability, and limits govern those requests. Review Groq’s documentation and terms.

Local output

Eyekit exports session files to your computer. You choose what to do with those files and with any prompt they contain. A screenshot may include anything visible in the recorded browser tab, and page context or transcription can be incomplete or inaccurate. If you give a session to a coding agent, that agent and its provider may process it under their own terms and policies.

Changes and questions

We may update these terms when the beta’s behavior changes. The version published on this page describes the current public site and extension. For help with a recording or installation, use Support.

Last updated: 21 September 2026