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Last updated · 13 November 2026

Privacy policy

This policy describes the Atlas personal assistant developed by Mikołaj Sadowski, including its iPhone app, connected-glasses features, supporting backend and this informational website. Contact: mikolaj.sadowski@gmail.com.

1. Information Atlas accesses

2. How information is used and shared

Atlas uses this information to provide the features you request: conversation, visual analysis, information retrieval, on-glasses display and management of your connected tasks and calendar.

Audio, images, conversation text and relevant content retrieved from Google services may be sent to the OpenAI API to interpret your request and generate a response. This may include email content, tasks or calendar details relevant to the action. Google OAuth tokens are not sent to the model or the Atlas Cloudflare backend; the app stores them in the iPhone Keychain and uses them to call Google directly.

The supporting backend is hosted on Cloudflare. Search and web features may send queries and requested URLs to configured search providers and destination websites. Meta services and the wearables SDK support glasses connectivity. Providers process technical information required to deliver their services under their respective policies.

Atlas does not sell Google user data or use it for advertising. Google user data is used to provide the requested personal-assistant features, not to build or train a general-purpose AI model. Atlas's use and transfer of information received from Google APIs will adhere to the Google API Services User Data Policy, including its Limited Use requirements.

3. Storage and retention

Google authorisation credentials are stored in the app's iPhone Keychain until removed, replaced or invalidated. Local settings, cached information and diagnostics may remain on the device until cleared or removed. Files you export or share remain wherever you save or send them until you delete them there.

Data transmitted to service providers is subject to their applicable retention settings and policies. This policy does not promise immediate deletion from every provider. Atlas does not require a permanent archive of your entire mailbox, task collection or calendar to operate.

4. Your choices and deletion requests

You can decline Google permissions, disconnect an account in Atlas and revoke the app's access through your Google account connections. Disconnecting removes the app's stored credentials for that account; revocation prevents further authorised access. These actions do not delete your original emails, tasks or calendar events.

You can stop voice or camera sessions and manage device permissions in iPhone settings. Review diagnostic exports before sharing them. For questions or deletion of information you have supplied to the developer, contact the email address above and identify the relevant account or diagnostic report. Never include passwords or access tokens in your request.

5. This website

This static website has no account forms, advertising scripts or analytics scripts added by Atlas. Its hosting provider may process IP addresses and request metadata for delivery, security and operations.

6. Changes

This policy may be updated as Atlas changes. The date above identifies the current version.