The short version: Zazle Access brokers SSH access from AI agents to your Mac. We store the minimum needed to do that job, we never see your private keys or your data, and every action is logged where you can see it.

What we store. Your Google email address (to sign you in), the labels you give your machines, agents' SSH public keys, the purpose they write when requesting access, and an audit log of every request, approval, install and removal.

What we never see. Private keys, passwords, files, or anything else on your machines. Approved keys are installed by a small connector that runs on your Mac and talks only to this service - and every grant expires on its own.

Where it lives. Cloudflare, in the operator's account.

How to delete everything. Revoke any grant from your console, then remove the connector from your Mac with one command: curl -fsSL https://access.zazle.in/uninstall.sh | bash. Keys it installed are tagged zazle-access:req=... in ~/.ssh/authorized_keys, so you can always see exactly what it touched.