Locus

Locus is software you run on your own computer. It reads sources you connect and organizes what still needs attention into a daily summary: what changed, what is waiting, and what can wait.

When you connect Google, Locus uses that access to read Gmail and Calendar so correspondence and events can sit in that summary, stored locally, under your control. It does not send mail or change your calendar through this connection.

Google’s consent screen may show the name OPENCLAW. That is the name of the Google login client this Locus install uses. The product you are authorizing is Locus’s read-only mail and calendar connection, described in Privacy and Terms.

Locus is open source (Apache-2.0): github.com/Niko96-dotcom/locus. Project overview: niko96-dotcom.github.io/locus. This site is not SessionOS.