Conso: the Prompt to Earn extension's claims about local analysis and behavioural data

This review uses the source record dated 2026-10-12. Announcements describe that period and should not be read as current mint or participation invitations.

What is the project

Conso's product account turns AI use into a participation record. The project introduces its browser extension as Prompt to Earn; Consumer Passport is an identity concept bringing together social, gaming, creative, AI and on-chain activity. The official announcements and packet records used in this review date to September 6, 2026. The site image remained on a loading screen, so page content was not verified visually.

Accumulating ZAP is central to the extension's reward messaging. However, this article does not describe ZAP as a publicly traded token. Its appearance in the sources does not provide sufficient information about a contract, a purchase route or a withdrawable balance.

What the project says

The official account announces support for AI platforms used through a browser. The participation model connects daily AI activity with scoring and record keeping; it is not described as an independent service assessing the correctness of a particular model's answers.

The most significant source statement concerns privacy: Conso says prompts never leave the device, analysis runs locally and only behavioural metadata is tracked and recorded. Both parts need to be read together. Saying prompt text is not transmitted does not mean no data is collected; the same announcement explicitly states that metadata is collected.

Neither the extension's code nor its network traffic was examined in this review. The claim is therefore not presented as a verified explanation of actual data flows. What fields the metadata contains, how it is stored and what links it carries to the user remain open questions.

Referrals are also part of the announcements. The project describes bonuses and roles linked to invitations; a separate post says invited people must be active AI users for a Discord role. This does not establish that opening an account alone satisfies all reward conditions.

September's beta capacity and usage counters are time-dependent. Remaining places were not turned into a current call to join; installation counts were not treated as independently verified measurements of active users either.

What to watch

The first check should concern data flow: the metadata fields collected, retention periods and deletion terms. Comparing the local-analysis claim with code and network behaviour would be more informative than a promotional message.

The second issue is what ZAP provides. Without transfer, usage, expiry or withdrawal terms, a value on a recording screen is not interpreted as economic value. Referral activity conditions and circumstances in which bonuses can be revoked should also be read from the product's valid rules.

Conclusion

Conso's own announcement separates keeping prompt content on the device from collecting behavioural metadata. Whether the extension actually implements this boundary and what accumulated ZAP provides have not been verified in this review.