Haldra
I built Haldra as my private personal assistant. It keeps my projects, notes, reminders, email, calendars, and job search in one place. I am Mitch Dominici, the developer behind Wild Kahuna.
Haldra is for my own use. There is no public signup, and connecting a Google account does not make its contents public.
Why Haldra connects to Google
With my permission, Haldra reads and organizes connected Gmail messages so I can find information, keep track of follow-ups, and turn job-alert emails from services such as LinkedIn and Indeed into saved job listings. It can use message content to help answer questions and prepare replies.
Optional permissions support Gmail drafts and sending, and reading or managing Google Calendar events. Those features follow the permissions granted to the account and the actions or automations I authorize in Haldra.
Account access and privacy
Google handles account authorization. Haldra stores the authorization tokens it needs to maintain a connection; it does not ask for a Google password. Access can be revoked from the Google account at any time.
Read the Haldra Privacy Policy for the data Haldra accesses, how it is used, and how to request deletion.
Contact
For Haldra support or privacy questions, email mitch@wildkahuna.com.
