Meeku · Personal-use application

Terms of use

Effective September 20, 2026 · Maintained by Bry, Meeku's creator

A private, personal project

Meeku is a locally operated AI companion maintained for personal use. These pages explain an optional Google Calendar connection; they do not offer public account registration, a subscription, or access to the owner's Meeku instance.

Calendar permissions

Only connect an account you own or are authorized to manage. Google consent grants technical API access; the app's intended behavior is narrower: read events for scheduling, make event changes at the authenticated owner's request, and add tentative outing suggestions only with the owner's standing permission.

Tentative outings are suggestions, not bookings. The Calendar integration does not purchase anything, send invitations, or commit other people to attending.

Check important plans

AI can misunderstand instructions, dates, locations, and time zones. Review important changes in Google Calendar. Do not rely on Meeku as the sole record or reminder for urgent, safety-critical, medical, or other high-consequence commitments.

A conversational statement is not proof that a Calendar change succeeded. Check the app's result and the event itself. Connectivity, permissions, service availability, or software errors may prevent an action.

Availability and disconnection

This personal project has no paid service agreement or guaranteed uptime. Features may change or be unavailable. Calendar access is optional and may be revoked in Google Account connections. Disconnecting does not undo previously completed event changes.

Privacy and third-party services

The privacy policy explains how Calendar information is accessed, used, stored, and shared. Google, Discord, and Cloudflare provide their respective services under their own terms. Meeku is not a Google product and is not endorsed by Google.

Support

Contact Bry through your existing private contact with the maintainer or the support email shown on Meeku's Google consent screen. Never share passwords, refresh tokens, or authorization codes in a support message.