See how Daylo protects your events, limits integration access, and lets you revoke or delete data.
Daylo keeps the path visible: your device, encrypted transport, your Daylo account, then a connected provider only when you choose one.
Disconnecting a provider cuts off future sync. Export and deletion stay available from your account.
Traffic between your devices and Daylo runs over TLS, and calendar contents are encrypted at rest in storage.
Each integration requests only the permissions its features need. Connecting a calendar does not grant access to your mail, and connecting a task tool does not grant write access to your calendar.
Every connection can be disconnected from settings without deleting the events it created, and revoking access at the provider works too.
Daylo does not sell personal data, and calendar contents are not used to train models outside of providing the service to you.
Your calendar and tasks can be exported at any time, without contacting anyone, in formats other tools can read.
Deleting your account removes your calendar and task data rather than flagging it as hidden.
You create it
The event lands in the local store and renders immediately, before any network call. That is why the interface stays responsive on a bad connection.
In transit
Nothing about the event crosses the network in the clear, including when it is being pushed on to a connected calendar.
At rest
Stored encrypted, and reachable only by the account that created it. Access to production data is restricted to operating the service and investigating faults.
When you delete it
Deleting removes the record rather than flagging it invisible. Deleting your account removes your calendar data, and export stays available right up until you do.
Current as of July 2026. Changes to this list are noted in the changelog.
TLS in transit, encryption at rest, and per-integration OAuth scopes you can revoke at any time.
Self-service on every plan, in open formats, with no support ticket in the way.
Listed on the Business plan as something that tier is built toward. It is not certified today, and we would rather say so here than imply otherwise with a badge.
If something is not answered here, the privacy policy is the longer version, and [email protected] reaches a person.
Connect only the tools you choose, then keep control of your data.