Data & Privacy
ProtectMyTime helps you protect your focus time by analyzing your Google Calendar and recommending focus blocks.
Data we collect and store
Calendar events (read-only for analysis)
Start and end timestamps (UTC), event type (meeting or focus), and source calendar ID. Event titles and descriptions are not stored unless strictly required for the service.
Focus blocks
Start and end timestamps (UTC), batch identifier, target calendar ID, and deletion state (soft delete).
Google calendars
Calendar ID, selection state, primary calendar flag, and calendar timezone.
Google account connection
OAuth access tokens, refresh tokens, granted scopes, and configuration required to create focus blocks when you explicitly approve them.
Billing data
Stripe customer ID, subscription ID, and subscription status. We do not store payment card details.
What we do not do
We never modify your existing meeting events. Nothing is written to your Google Calendar without your explicit confirmation.
Google data usage
ProtectMyTime’s use of information received from Google APIs adheres to the Google API Services User Data Policy, including the Limited Use requirements.
Google Calendar data is used solely to provide calendar analysis and, if you approve, to create focus blocks. We do not sell Google user data.
Service providers
We rely on trusted third-party service providers to operate the service:
- Google – authentication and calendar access
- Stripe – billing and subscription management
- Brevo – transactional email delivery
Data retention and deletion
We retain your data while your account is active. At this stage, we do not run automatic data purging.
You can delete your account at any time from the Delete account page. This action permanently removes your user record and all associated data from our database.
Your rights
You can request access to, correction of, or export of your data by contacting us. Data export requests are currently handled by email.
Security
We use industry-standard technical and organizational measures to protect your data. However, no method of transmission or storage is 100% secure.