Quoro Lens Privacy Policy
Last updated: 19 October 2026
Quoro Lens is a free Chrome extension that shows the Quoro Data score in posts and profile bios on x.com that carry a Robinhood Chain token address. It needs no sign-in, no wallet and no account.
What Lens sends
Lens reads only the text of posts and profile bios on x.com. It reads posts wherever X shows them: in your feed, on a post’s page, in quoted posts, on profiles, in search, in bookmarks and in notifications. A bio is the description under the name on a profile page. Lens can’t tell on its own what an address is. So every address in the 0x… format in that text is sent to quoro.exchange, wallet addresses and tokens on other networks included. While Lens waits for the reply, a label reading “Scoring…” appears on its own line above the text of the post or bio, on the right. A post or bio gets one label, even if the same address appears in it more than once. If it has two or more different addresses, no label appears. The reply from quoro.exchange says whether the address is a Robinhood Chain token. If it is, Lens gets its ticker, name, Data score, red flags and the Quoro AI line, and the label shows the ticker and score. If the token has no Data score, such as a stablecoin, the label is removed. If the address isn’t a Robinhood Chain token, the label reads “No RH CA”. If you paste an address into the Lens popup, that address is sent the same way. These addresses are the only thing Lens sends. It never sends the text of posts or bios, usernames or your history. Like every request a browser makes, these requests also carry your IP address and browser type, which Quoro doesn’t link to your X account or use to track you.
What Lens does not read or send
- Anything outside posts and profile bios: direct messages, Grok, drafts and the post you’re writing, settings, names and @handles
- Your X account or followers
- Your browsing history
- Anything on sites other than x.com. Lens runs on x.com only.
What Lens keeps
Lens keeps token results in the extension’s storage, so it doesn’t ask about the same address again and again. For each Robinhood Chain token that’s the ticker, name, scores, red flags and the Quoro AI line. A note that an address is not a token is kept for two minutes. All of it lasts for your browser session and is cleared when you close the browser or remove the extension. Token images are held in memory only, never in storage. Lens also remembers one setting, whether score labels are on or off, and keeps it after the browser closes. Nothing else is stored.
Where data goes
Addresses go to quoro.exchange only. When you press Buy on Quoro or open the full breakdown, quoro.exchange opens in a new tab and isn’t told which X page you came from. That site works under its own terms.
Contact
Questions about this policy: @quoroexchange on X.