MediaPilot
Privacy Policy
Last updated: June 16, 2026
What MediaPilot does
MediaPilot helps Shopify merchants audit media files, identify heavy or unused files, convert eligible images to WebP, and manage controlled cleanup workflows.
Data we access
MediaPilot accesses the Shopify data required to provide the app: shop identity, product and collection media references, Shopify Files metadata, theme assets, and Shopify content references when the merchant grants the required scopes.
MediaPilot does not sell merchant data and does not use store data for advertising.
Data we store
The app stores operational data such as audit jobs, media IDs, file metadata, conversion manifests, rollback records, quota usage, webhook queue status, and app session data needed to operate the service.
For image replacement workflows, MediaPilot may upload the original image to the merchant's Shopify Files as a rollback backup. These files are named with amediapilot-backup-original- prefix and the app stores only the Shopify file ID, URL, and related manifest metadata needed to restore the image.
How data is used
Data is used only to run audits, conversions, rollback operations, unused media checks, billing limits, diagnostics, and app support.
Data retention and deletion
Operational records are retained only as long as needed for audit history, rollback, troubleshooting, and merchant support. When a shop uninstalls the app or Shopify sends a GDPR erasure webhook, MediaPilot performs best-effort cleanup of shop-specific private data.
Shopify Files backup images can be visible in the merchant's media library. Merchants may delete MediaPilot backup files manually, but deleting a backup can remove rollback availability for the related job.
Security
MediaPilot uses Shopify OAuth, encrypted HTTPS transport, scoped Shopify Admin API access, and background job safeguards. Access tokens and operational records are kept server-side.
Contact
For privacy requests or support, contact the app owner at geoffreyconcas222@gmail.com.