Hermes Assistant

A private, single-user personal assistant — not a public service.

Hermes Assistant is a self-hosted software agent that runs on its owner's own server. It is authorized against a single Google Account — the owner's own — so the owner can ask it, in plain language, to handle everyday personal administration without opening six different web apps.

What it does

• Gmail — searches and reads the owner's mail, and sends or replies to messages the owner has approved.
• Google Calendar — lists upcoming events across the owner's calendars and creates or removes events on request.
• Google Drive — finds, reads, uploads and organizes the owner's own files.
• Google Sheets and Docs — reads and updates spreadsheets and documents the owner points it at.
• Google Contacts — looks up names, addresses and phone numbers when the owner asks.

Who can use it

Exactly one person: the account owner. There is no sign-up, no multi-user access, no sharing feature, and no way for another person to authorize this application. It is not distributed, published in any app store, or offered as a service to anyone else.

How your data is handled

Data read from Google is used only to answer the owner's own requests. It is not sold, not used for advertising, not used to build profiles, and not shared with third parties except the AI model provider that generates the assistant's replies. Tokens are stored locally on the owner's server with restrictive file permissions. The privacy policy describes this in full, including how to revoke access and delete stored data.