Doccer is a browser-based tool that connects to your Google account to list and export your Google Docs as a single PDF. This page explains what data is accessed and how it is handled.
Doccer is designed so that your data never leaves your browser. All communication with Google's servers happens over encrypted HTTPS connections. Your OAuth access token is stored only in sessionStorage, which is automatically cleared when you close the browser tab. No data is written to disk, sent to any backend server, or stored in cookies or localStorage. Because Doccer has no server-side component, there is no database or file system where your data could be stored or compromised.
Doccer does not retain any Google user data. All data — including your documents, account information, and access token — exists only in browser memory for the duration of your session. When you sign out, close the tab, or refresh the page, all data is permanently and automatically discarded. There is no data to delete because nothing is ever stored beyond your active browser session. If you wish to revoke Doccer's access to your Google account at any time, you can do so at myaccount.google.com/permissions.
Doccer uses the Google Drive API with read-only access (drive.readonly) to retrieve your documents. It also requests your basic profile and email (email, profile) to display your account in the app. No write operations are performed.
Doccer loads the following scripts from third-party CDNs to function:
accounts.google.com) — for authenticationcdn.jsdelivr.net) for PDF generation in the browserNo other third-party services are used.
If you have any questions about this policy, you can reach us at nzametto@gmail.com.