Daymark privacy notice
Daymark is a personal, read-only calendar monitor. This notice describes the current prototype.
Google Calendar data
After you connect Google, Daymark requests permission to list calendars and read event details. It uses this information to show the calendars and events you select. Daymark does not create, edit, or delete Google Calendar events.
Calendar requests are made by your browser directly to Google. Daymark has no application server or shared database. Event snapshots, local change history, and reminder markers are stored in browser storage on your device. They are not synchronized between your devices.
Authentication
Google access tokens are held in browser memory and are not saved by Daymark. The public OAuth client ID identifies this web app; it is not a password or client secret.
Hosting and logs
The static website host delivers the app files and may process standard request information such as IP address and browser metadata under its own privacy practices. The host does not receive event content through Daymark’s app code.
Your choices
You can revoke Daymark’s access from your Google Account’s third-party connections. You can clear this app’s site data in your browser to remove locally stored snapshots and reminder markers.