Privacy

Last updated 22 September 2026

Otto is a personal tool with one user, Maia Karnecka. It is not a product, it has no customers, and it is not offered to anyone else. This page describes exactly what it does with data, in plain terms.

What Otto reads

Where that content goes

Message content is sent to Anthropic's Claude API so it can be sorted, summarised and used to prepare draft replies. This is worth stating plainly: although Otto does not store message bodies, they do leave Google in order to be processed.

What Otto stores, and what it does not

A summary still contains the substance of a message. The honest claim is far less data, not nothing sensitive.

Optional health data

The user may connect a continuous glucose reading, a menstrual cycle date, and a daily mood check-in, so Otto can adjust how much it puts in front of her and how it is worded. All three are optional and Otto works fully without them.

Otto never acts on glucose clinically. It does not alert on a high or a low, does not interpret readings, and is not a substitute for a glucose monitor's own alarms.

How long it is kept

Who else is involved

Nothing is sold, shared for advertising, or used to train anyone's models.

Nothing is sent without approval

Otto drafts replies. It never sends one, replies to anyone, accepts an invitation or spends money unless the user taps approve first.

Deleting everything

Otto has a single control that clears every table it holds, including health data, and requires re-authorisation from scratch. Access can also be revoked at any time from Google Account permissions.

Contact

maiakarnecka@gmail.com