Barclay Personal

Privacy policy

Effective 10 October 2026

Barclay Personal ("Barclay") is a private personal assistant operated by Luke Adams for his own use. This policy explains what information Barclay accesses, how it is used and shared, where it is stored, and how access can be revoked and data removed.

Google access is not enabled. It starts only after the owner authorizes the requested Google permissions and the Google connector is turned on, and it will not be turned on until the Google privacy controls described in this policy are in place. The Google sections below describe how Barclay will handle Google information once access is enabled.

Google permissions requested

Barclay's own checks restrict use to the owner's personal Google account and a single configured private calendar. Google's broader consent does not authorize Barclay to use other calendars.

Google information accessed

How information is used and shared

Barclay is not sold or used for advertising. Google information is used only to carry out the owner's requests; it is not sold or used for advertising. This policy authorizes no use of Google information to train generalized AI models.

Storage and retention

Google authorization tokens and account and permission details are stored in private backend files with restricted file-system permissions. Conversations are stored on the owner-controlled backend. Structured Google tool logs and action records will contain outcome information rather than contact details, event notes or full event records.

A deletion proposal holds only the event title and time needed for review during its ten-minute confirmation window. That display data is cleared when the confirmation is used, when its conversation is deleted, or after expiry by Barclay's startup or periodic maintenance. Downtime, database contention or delayed maintenance can postpone that cleanup.

Minimal action identifiers, fingerprints and outcome states are kept to prevent duplicate calendar actions and to stop uncertain results from being retried silently. These records can remain after a conversation is deleted and currently have no fixed automatic expiry. Deleting a conversation does not reset a past confirmation or allow an action to run again. Conversation text can also contain calendar or contact details; the expiry of a proposal does not erase conversation text, older records, backups or copies held by providers. Older records are not purged automatically.

Routine backups keep a rolling set of recent local snapshots, and incident or manually preserved recovery copies can remain until removed separately. Deleting current data does not immediately remove it from every backup. Copies held by providers are governed by their terms and controls.

Your choices and deletion requests

Google access can be revoked at any time from the Google Account's third-party access settings (myaccount.google.com/connections). Revoking access stops further access but does not erase information already stored in conversations, action records, backups or provider systems. To request review and removal of locally stored information and recovery copies, contact the operator below. Complete erasure is not currently a one-step feature of the application.

This website

These pages are static. They contain no forms, scripts, analytics or Google sign-in. The hosting provider may process ordinary web request information, such as IP addresses, in its access logs. No calendar or contact data is published on this site.

Contact and changes

Operator: Luke Adams. Privacy and support contact: luketadams@gmail.com.

This policy will be updated before Barclay's data practices change, and the effective date above will change with it.