Security and privacy

What our products can access

Both products connect to your Google account through Google’s own sign-in and permission screen, so you can see what each one asks for before you agree. Each product’s Google API disclosure, linked below, explains how it uses the data it receives.

BetterMerge asks Gmail for permission to send email only, so the app cannot read your mailbox. Detecting replies and bounces needs read access, so those features are optional and run as a separate script that you authorize in your own Google account. How reply and bounce tracking works

Tenwrite reads the Google Docs you select for export, and the Drive folders and Sheets rows you set up for automations. When you authorize it, it can create, update, schedule and publish posts on Blogger. It stores its Google access tokens encrypted and uses them only for actions you set up.

Neither product sells user data. You can remove access at any time from your Google Account’s third-party connections.