How DayQid works, and why your mail stays yours

Read-only, always

DayQid asks Google for one mail permission: read your Gmail. It cannot send, delete, label or change email. Microsoft Outlook and OneDrive (optional) are read-only too. Google Calendar and Tasks of your sign-in account are read-only.

Your browser reads your mail

Your mail is fetched by your own browser directly from Google (or Microsoft). It does not pass through a DayQid server. The bills, deliveries, bookings and replies DayQid finds are worked out and stored on your device.

What the server does

A small server keeps you signed in, keeps your plan, and sends an empty wake-up signal to your phone for notifications — the text of each notification is made on your phone. Ask AI is off by default. If you switch it on and use it, your question and up to 60 of your items (title, sender, date, status and amount — not whole emails) are sent through the server to Google Gemini to answer it.

No ads, no tracking, never sold

No advertising, no analytics trackers, no selling or sharing of your data. You can export your data, delete what DayQid stored on your device, and delete your DayQid account from Settings. The full details are in the Privacy policy.

Install it like an app

DayQid is a web app: open dayqid.com on your phone and add it to your home screen. It opens full-screen like an app and can send notifications.

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