Privacy Policy

Last updated: June 17, 2026

This Privacy Policy describes how Glenkirs Video Publish ("the Application", "we") handles information when you use our YouTube integration via Google OAuth and the YouTube Data API.

1. Summary

The Application is a local desktop tool. Video processing and OAuth tokens are stored on your computer. We do not operate a cloud service that collects end-user data from the general public.

2. Information we access via Google / YouTube

When you authorize the Application through Google OAuth, we may request these scopes:

• youtube.upload - upload videos you explicitly choose to publish as Shorts on your YouTube channel(s).
• youtube.force-ssl - read and update channel resources you manage (for example channel description or thumbnails) when you use sync features in the admin panel.
• yt-analytics.readonly (if enabled) - read aggregated view statistics for videos published through the Application, shown in the local analytics dashboard.

We do not request your Google account password. Authorization happens on Google's sign-in pages.

3. How we use information

• Display which YouTube channels are connected in the local admin interface.
• Upload or update content only when you click Publish or an equivalent explicit action.
• Store OAuth access and refresh tokens locally to maintain the connection until you revoke access.
• Show video performance metrics in the local UI when analytics scope is granted.

We do not sell personal data. We do not use Google or YouTube data for advertising or profiling.

4. Local storage

OAuth tokens and channel settings are saved in local files on your device (for example data/youtube/accounts/<slug>/token.json). You can delete tokens with the Disconnect button in the admin UI, by revoking access in your Google Account permissions, or by deleting these files.

5. Video content

Videos are processed and stored locally. When you publish, video files and metadata are transmitted to YouTube using the YouTube Data API according to YouTube Terms of Service and Google's policies.

6. Third parties

• Google / YouTube - OAuth, channel management, video upload, and optional analytics. See Google Privacy Policy.

7. Data retention

Data remains on your device until you delete it or revoke the app's access in Google account settings. Uploaded videos remain on YouTube until you delete them on YouTube.

8. Security

You are responsible for securing your computer, network, OAuth client secrets, and token files. Use strong device access controls and do not share credentials.

9. Children

The Application is not directed at children under 13. YouTube's age requirements and policies apply to connected channels.

10. Changes

We may update this policy. The "Last updated" date will change when we do.

11. Contact

Questions: kirichyn.93@mail.ru

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