Privacy policy

This policy describes how the Harbour Mac desktop app handles Google account data.

Gmail

When you run a Gmail scan, Harbour requests message identifiers, labels, dates, estimated sizes, and message headers. The review screen shows information such as the sender, subject, and message size. When you confirm an archive or Trash action, Harbour sends the requested change to Gmail for the messages you selected. Harbour discards the responses to those changes.

Google Drive

When you run a Drive scan, Harbour requests metadata for files you own. This includes the file name, type, size, modification date, version, and Trash eligibility. The Drive integration uses metadata and does not request file contents. When you confirm a Trash action, Harbour sends the requested change to Google Drive for the selected files.

Storage and connections

Harbour sends sign-in, token refresh, and account requests directly to Google. The desktop app does not send Gmail or Drive data to this website, the app developer, or analytics providers. Scan results and access tokens stay in memory while the app is running. Harbour stores each service’s OAuth client information and refresh token in the local macOS Keychain. App preferences remember the folder where you last chose the OAuth client file.

Removing access

Use Disconnect in Harbour to remove a service’s saved connection from this Mac. To revoke Harbour’s access on Google, manage the connection in your Google Account.

Google API Services User Data Policy

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

Google API Services User Data Policy · Google Account connections

Contact

Use the support address shown on Harbour Mac’s Google consent screen for questions about this policy or the app’s Google integration.

About this website

This site provides information about the app. It does not ask you to sign in with Google or collect Gmail or Drive data. The hosting service processes ordinary web requests to deliver these pages.