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Aevo Privacy Policy

Effective November 9, 2026 (updated)

The short version: Aevo keeps your calendar, files and settings in your own browser on your device, and, only if you turn on Drive sync, in a private Aevo folder in your own Google Drive. It doesn't sell anything, show ads, or track you. The creator only receives what you choose to email them.

Who runs Aevo

Aevo is a student-made planner run by its creator. Questions or requests about your information go to pranshuk0123@gmail.com.

Information that stays on your device

These are saved in your web browser's storage on the device you use (under your account, if you sign in with Google). They are never sent to Aevo's creator or stored on Aevo's own server. Unless you turn on Google Drive sync (below), they don't sync to your other devices. If you sign in later, what you saved while signed out moves into your account:

Photos and PDFs are read right in your browser. You can erase all of this at any time in Settings → Your data, or by clearing your browser's site data.

Signing in with Google (optional)

You can use Aevo without signing in. If you choose Sign in with Google, Google shares your name and email address with Aevo. Aevo uses them only to:

Your sign-in (your name and email only) is remembered in your browser on that device until you choose Sign out in Settings. Aevo does not get your Google password or access to your Gmail, contacts, Drive files or any other Google data. Google's own handling of your sign-in is covered by Google's Privacy Policy.

Google Drive sync (optional)

After you sign in, Aevo asks whether you want to sync with Google Drive. This is completely optional. If you say no, everything above is saved only in that browser on that device.

If you turn it on, Google asks you to let Aevo “see, create and delete its own configuration data in your Google Drive.” Aevo then saves one file (aevo-data.json) holding the information listed above in Drive's hidden app folder. This folder belongs to your Google account, doesn't appear in your Drive file list, and only Aevo can open it. Aevo cannot see, open or change any of your other Drive files, and the creator never receives this file. It uses a tiny amount of your Drive storage.

You can turn sync off anytime in Settings → Account. To delete the Drive copy, use Settings → Your data → Reset everything while sync is on, or remove Aevo under Hidden app data at Google Drive → Settings → Manage apps.

Emailing the creator

The Contact tab opens an email to Aevo's creator in Gmail or your own email app. Aevo doesn't send or store these messages; they go through your email provider like any other email. The creator only uses what you write, plus your email address, to reply and to fix problems or improve Aevo.

Services Aevo relies on

To work, your browser loads a few things from outside services, which can see basic technical details such as your IP address and browser type:

Aevo does not use advertising, analytics or tracking cookies, and never sells or shares your information.

Students and children

Aevo is designed for students. It does not ask for more information than it needs, and signing in is optional. Students under 13 should use Aevo without signing in. A parent or guardian can ask the creator to delete any email a child sent by writing to the address above.

Your choices

Changes to this policy

If this policy changes, the new version will be posted on this page with a new effective date.