Privacy Policy
Effective July 17, 2026 · Data controller: BM Interactive Group ·
contact@bminteractivegroup.com
Dispatch is a desktop application for macOS that lets you use your own Google account
(Mail, Calendar, Drive, Tasks) and, optionally, your own Zoom account from a single app.
This policy explains what data Dispatch handles — and, just as important, what it does not.
The short version
Your data stays on your device. Dispatch has no servers. BM Interactive Group
cannot see, collect, store, sell, or share your email, calendar, files, tasks, meetings, or any
other content, because none of it ever passes through us.
What data Dispatch handles, and where it lives
- Google account data (email messages, calendar events, contact suggestions,
Drive file listings, tasks) is retrieved directly from Google's APIs over encrypted connections
(TLS) and cached in a local database on your computer so the app is fast and
works offline. This cache never leaves your device.
- Zoom data: when you connect Zoom and add a Zoom meeting to an event, Dispatch
creates the meeting via Zoom's API from your device. The only Zoom data retained is that
meeting's ID and join link, stored on the calendar event itself.
- Sign-in credentials: Dispatch never sees your passwords. Sign-in happens in
your own browser with Google or Zoom directly (OAuth 2.0). The resulting access tokens are
stored only on your device, encrypted with the macOS keychain.
What we collect about you
Nothing. Dispatch contains no analytics, no telemetry, no crash reporting, no advertising
identifiers, and no third-party tracking of any kind.
Data sharing
We share no data with anyone, because we hold no data. Your information is exchanged only
between your device and Google or Zoom, under their own privacy policies, using the permissions
you explicitly grant on their consent screens.
Data retention and deletion
- Disconnecting Zoom (in Settings) deletes the stored Zoom tokens from your device.
- Signing out deletes the locally cached account data — mail, calendar, and
file caches are wiped from your computer.
- Uninstalling the app removes everything else. You can also revoke Dispatch's
access at any time at
myaccount.google.com/permissions and
marketplace.zoom.us (Manage → Installed Apps);
revocation immediately invalidates the tokens on your device.
Your rights
Because BM Interactive Group processes no personal data on its systems, there is nothing for us
to access, correct, export, or erase on your behalf — the data is already in your hands, on your
device and in your Google/Zoom accounts. If you have any privacy question or believe this policy
is inaccurate, contact
contact@bminteractivegroup.com and we will
respond promptly.
Changes to this policy
If a future version of Dispatch changes how data is handled (for example, adding an optional
cloud feature), this policy will be updated before that version ships, with the effective date
above revised.