Privacy Policy

In short

This website is static: it has no accounts, no analytics and no advertising. The plugins run entirely on your WordPress site, and the data they collect lives in your database. The one thing that touches this domain is the optional “Connect with Google” handshake — it passes through for a few seconds, is forwarded straight to your site, and is never stored here.

1. What this website collects

• Nothing, by default. There are no sign-up forms, no comment forms, no analytics or tracking scripts, and no advertising cookies.
• Theme preference. Your light/dark choice is stored in your own browser’s localStorage. It never leaves your device.
• Server logs. Like every web server, the host keeps short-lived access logs (IP address, browser, timestamp) for security and troubleshooting. Logs are kept at most 30 days and are not used to profile visitors.
• Downloads. Plugin ZIPs are served directly from this server; downloading one reveals nothing beyond the standard access-log entry above.

2. The Google Calendar connection

When you use the “Connect with Google” button in a plugin on your own WordPress site:

• The handshake passes through this domain briefly. Your browser is sent to Google to approve access, Google returns an authorization code to plugins.tapps.design/connect, and the relay immediately forwards the resulting tokens to your site. This service keeps no database, writes no logs of the tokens, and retains nothing once the handoff completes (unused handoffs expire within minutes).
• After connecting, your site talks to Google directly. Reading busy times and creating calendar events happens between your WordPress site and Google’s API. This website is not part of that communication and never sees your calendar data.
• Scope of access. The connection requests only what the feature needs — reading and writing calendar events on the calendar(s) you choose. You can see exactly what was granted on your Google account permissions page, and disconnecting from the plugin revokes the connection at Google.

3. What the plugins store

The plugins store their working data (bookings, availability rules, settings) in your own WordPress database, on your own server. If you connect Google Calendar, the plugin stores the connection tokens it needs to keep working. Nothing is sent to any third-party service unless you configure that connection yourself — and removing the plugin removes its tables and settings.

4. Third parties

• Google Fonts — this website loads its typefaces from Google Fonts, which means Google sees your IP address and the page you came from when a font is requested. No cookies are set and nothing else is shared.
• Google Calendar — only if you connect a Google Calendar, as described above.
• Optional support. Cash App, Venmo and PayPal links open the provider’s website, where you choose the amount and complete the payment under that provider’s privacy policy. This site has no embedded payment widgets, collects no payment details and sends no donation-tracking events.
• Your own host. Everything else runs on infrastructure you control.

5. Your data, your rights

Because booking and calendar data live on your own site, the site owner holds and controls that data. Visitors who book a meeting can ask the site owner for a copy or deletion of their details. For anything handled by this website itself (effectively nothing beyond ephemeral server logs), you can contact me below.

6. Changes

If this policy changes, the new version appears on this page with a new effective date. Material changes to how the Google connection works will also ship in the plugin’s changelog.

7. License & warranty

The plugins are free, open-source software licensed under the GPL-2.0 (or later). They are provided as-is, without warranty of any kind; the license text shipped with each plugin is the authoritative terms for using the software.

Contact

Questions about this policy or the Google connection: tracyapps@gmail.com.