Tuesday — Personal Automation Tool

Private, single-user software operated by Ahmed Elbannan.

What this is

Tuesday is a private, personal automation tool that Ahmed Elbannan runs for himself. It is not a public product, it is not offered to anyone else, and it has exactly one user: its owner.

It connects to the owner's own Google account so that a personal assistant can read his calendar, mail and files and help him keep track of them. The Google account it accesses belongs to the same person who operates the tool.

What it does

• Reads the owner's calendar so it can flag upcoming commitments and protect family time.
• Reads and searches the owner's mail so it can surface items needing attention.
• Reads files in the owner's Drive for document and record work.
• Reads contact information to resolve who a message or event concerns.

The tool never sends, posts, books, purchases or shares anything on the owner's behalf without his explicit approval of that exact action. This is a design rule built into it, not a preference.

Who can use it

Nobody but the owner. There are no other accounts, no sign-up, and no way for a third party to authorise it. The software runs locally on the owner's own computer.

Data handling

See the Privacy Policy for what is accessed, how it is stored, and how to have it deleted.