Last updated: July 14, 2026
Censouk stores account information, household membership, connected-calendar metadata, encrypted provider credentials, sync policy settings, event mapping identifiers, and sync run logs needed to operate calendar mirroring.
Censouk reads source calendar events only to decide what should be mirrored. Source calendars remain the source of truth. Destination mirror events are created, updated, and deleted according to your sync policies.
OAuth refresh tokens and CalDAV app-specific passwords are encrypted at rest. Secret values are not shown in the admin interface and should not be sent to support.
We do not sell personal data. Data is shared with infrastructure, email, payment, and calendar-provider services only as needed to run Censouk.
You can disconnect calendar accounts and delete sync policies. Deleting a policy removes its known mirror events before deleting Censouk's mapping records.