Privacy

A draft written for Ian to review. It describes how the sign-in works; it is not legal advice.

Who runs this

The apps under this domain are run by one person, Ian Zhang, on his own computer.

What signing in shares

Some apps ask you to sign in with Google. When you do, Google tells this site your name, your email address and an identifier for your Google account. Nothing else is asked for: not your contacts, files, calendar or mail.

What it is used for

Your email address is checked against the list of people invited to the app you are opening. If you are let in, the app is told your email address and name so that it can show you what is yours.

What is kept

• The list of invited email addresses, kept by the owner.
• A sign-in session in your browser (a cookie), so you are not asked to sign in on every page.
• Whatever you choose to put into an app. Each app holds its own data.
• Ordinary request logs (time, address requested, your network address), kept for a short time to keep the service working.

Who else sees it

Requests reach this site through Cloudflare, which carries the traffic. Sign-in is handled by Google. Your information is not sold or given to anyone else.

Removing your information

Ask the owner to remove you from an app, or from the list altogether, and it is done. You can also remove this site's access in your Google account's security settings at any time.