Honeybee Planner Privacy

Planner data

Events, tasks, contacts, and preferences you create in Honeybee are stored in your browser or installed app on that device. You can delete individual items in Honeybee or clear the app’s site data to remove its local records.

Google sign-in and Calendar

Honeybee uses your Google email address to identify the account you connected. If you connect Google Calendar, Honeybee reads event titles, dates, times, locations, and event links from your primary calendar and displays them in the planner. Calendar access is read-only. Google access tokens and calendar results are held in memory for the current session. Sign out to clear them, or revoke access from your Google Account’s connections settings.

When you request an automation draft, Honeybee’s Cloudflare server validates your Google access token with Google and uses your verified account to authorize the request and apply per-account limits.

OpenAI automation drafts

When you choose Create draft, Honeybee sends the description you entered and the current local date to OpenAI to generate a draft. Honeybee does not include your calendar events, tasks, contacts, Google email, or access token in that request. The draft becomes a local event only when you save it.

Honeybee’s use and transfer of information received from Google APIs follows the Google API Services User Data Policy, including the Limited Use requirements.