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Privacy

What this is

Frontdesk is a private connector that lets a Claude client you authorize work with mail and calendar accounts you connect. This server is operated by the person or organisation that gave you its address, and only people they have explicitly allowed can sign in.

What it accesses

For Google accounts: Gmail messages, labels and drafts, and Google Calendar calendars and events. For Yahoo accounts: mail folders, messages and drafts, and calendar events. Data is read or changed only when a Claude client you authorized asks for it. Frontdesk can create drafts but cannot send mail, and it never permanently deletes messages. If you switch on invitations for a Google account, Google emails a calendar invitation, including the event's title, time and description, to the guests added to an event on that account. Google Drive is off by default; if you allow it for a Google account, read-only or read-write, Frontdesk can search and read the Drive files on that account and, with read-write, also create files and folders, change them and move them to trash. It never permanently deletes files and never changes who a file is shared with. File content passes to the Claude client only when it asks for a file.

What it stores

Your sign-in identifier and email address; the credentials needed to reach each connected account (a Google refresh token or a Yahoo app password), encrypted at rest; records of the applications you authorized; and an activity log holding only the tool name, account name, outcome and time of each request. The content of your mail, calendar and Drive files is not stored: it passes through to the Claude client you authorized and nowhere else.

How it is used

Only to provide the features above. Your data is not sold, not used for advertising, and not used by Frontdesk to train AI models. It is not shared with anyone other than the Claude client you connected, the cloud provider that hosts this server, and the guests of calendar events on accounts where you allowed invitations.

Google user data

Frontdesk's use and transfer of information received from Google APIs adheres to the Google API Services User Data Policy, including the Limited Use requirements.

Removing your data

Remove an account on the accounts page to delete its stored credentials and, for Google, revoke the access granted to this server. You can also revoke access at any time from your Google Account's third-party access settings or by deleting the Yahoo app password.