How immut treats your data

immut is an app you download and run on your own Mac. It reads the tools your business already uses and keeps a daily record on your Mac. An investor you choose can then ask questions through that investor’s own AI. This page says what the app reads, where it keeps it, and what leaves your Mac.

What the app reads

Only what you connect. For each tool, the app shows you the permissions it asks for before you connect, and the ones it does not ask for. It reads figures about the business: revenue, customers as labels, deals, cash, meetings as counts, visitors as counts. It never reads documents, files, email or message bodies.

Where it is kept

On your Mac, in a file under your own user account. The sign-in for each tool is kept in your Mac’s Keychain. Nothing you connect is sent to immut. immut has no copy of your record and cannot read it.

What leaves your Mac

Only what you choose to share, and only to the people you give access to. Customers and counterparties leave as labels, never as names, emails or domains. You can see the exact rows before you share anything, and you can end anyone’s access at any time.

Google

If you connect Google Analytics or Google Calendar, immut asks Google for read-only access. From Analytics it reads visitor counts and where visitors came from, for your own property. From Calendar it reads the start, end and attendee domains of your own events, to count meetings. It never reads an event’s title, description or attachments, and it never writes to either service.

Google’s sign-in token is kept in your Mac’s Keychain and is never sent to immut. You can end the access in the app, or at myaccount.google.com/permissions. immut’s use of information received from Google APIs follows the Google API Services User Data Policy, including its Limited Use requirements.

Other tools

Some tools sign you in through immut’s own server, because the tool requires it. In that case the server passes the sign-in to your Mac and keeps nothing. It sees that a sign-in happened, and nothing about your business.

What immut keeps about you

Your email address if you write to us or buy the app, and what you tell us in that message. Our website uses privacy-friendly analytics that keep no personal data. We do not sell data and we do not share it with advertisers.

Your rights

Your record is yours and it is on your own Mac. Delete the app and the record and it is gone. For anything immut holds about you, write to us and we will show it, correct it or delete it within 30 days. UK and EU data protection law applies.

Who we are

immut tech, a sole trader registered in England and Wales. Contact: djh@immut.io.