Journal Assistant
A private tool for users of the Hermes agent. It prepares a daily journal entry and lists the day's calendar events at the top of it.
What it does
Journal Assistant runs locally on a user's own computer and prepares a daily journal entry for that user, including a table of the day's events from the user's own Google Calendar. The entry is saved as a file on the same machine. Nothing is uploaded, published, or sent to any third party.
What it reads
| Google service | Access | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Google Calendar | Read events | To list the day's events in the journal entry. |
| Gmail | Read, and send mail the user composes | Reserved for a planned feature: noting mail worth recording and preparing draft messages the user reviews before anything is sent. Mail is read only when the user explicitly asks for it. |
This app is not a service. It is a private tool, used by its own users on their own machines with their own Google accounts. It is not offered for sign-up, has no account system, holds no other person's data, and carries no advertising.
How it handles data
Google authorisation tokens and journal entries stay on the user's own machine. Nothing is shared with third parties, and Google user data is never used for advertising, sold, or used to train machine-learning models. The full detail is in the Privacy Policy, and the conditions of use are in the Terms of Use.
Where to get it
Journal Assistant is not published, not distributed, and not available for download.
Contact
Questions about the app or about how it handles data: stuartguthrie@gmail.com.