Yoshi Tasks Automation

Privacy Policy

This policy describes how Yoshi Tasks Automation handles Google user data. The operator is Yoshiaki Yasumizu. This is a private tool for the operator’s own account.

Information used

The tool accesses the authorized account’s task lists, task titles, descriptions, identifiers, dates, and completion status. Basic account identification is used to check that the correct Google account is connected.

Purpose and processing

Information is used to track requested work, avoid duplicate tasks, update progress, verify completion, and review pending work. The operator may use his selected AI assistants to read and act on relevant task information for these purposes. Processing by those services is subject to the operator’s chosen providers and account settings.

Storage and access

Tasks remain in Google Tasks. The operator’s designated computer stores local task history and verification records. OAuth credentials are encrypted locally, with the encryption key held in the operating system’s keychain. Credentials are not published on this site or copied to other computers as part of the task-management workflow.

Use and disclosure

The application does not sell Google user data, use it for advertising, or publish task contents. It does not train AI models. Google user data is used only for the personal task-management functions described here, including processing through assistants selected by the operator. Its use and transfer of Google API data follow the Google API Services User Data Policy, including the Limited Use requirements.

Retention and revocation

Tasks and local history are retained until the operator changes or removes them. The operator can revoke access through Google Account connections. Revocation stops future authorized access; it does not automatically erase existing Google Tasks or local history. The operator controls removal of those records.

Contact

The operator can be reached through the contact options on his public GitHub profile.

Last updated: November 4, 2026