ToastBit

Privacy policy: what we collect

Short version: ToastBit runs on your computer, reads settings and app lists, never reads your content, and sends nothing to us on its own. A report or fit profile reaches us only if you send it.

AI add-on checkGoogle Workspace check
ReadsUser-level add-on settings files for Claude Desktop, Claude Code (and its project folders), Cursor, VS Code and Windsurf on this computer. It reads setting values only to spot risky ones, such as a key saved in plain text.Your users and the third-party apps each connected, with those apps' permissions (admin sign-in required)
Shares with ClaudeAdd-on names, the app they belong to, how they run, package names, server host names, the names of settings, and findingsApp names, what they can access, how many people use them. People are counts only.
Never sharesPasswords, API keys or any setting values; full command lines; your project folder names; paths that show your account nameEmail, file, calendar or chat contents; user emails (to Claude)
Stores on this computerThe last 12 checks per type, without emails, in a ToastBit folder in your user profile (locked to your account on Mac); reports you choose to save; a counts-only summary and, if you ask, a list of which add-ons ToastBit watches for traffic; a fit profile if you ask for one: counts from the add-on check only, a random profile ID, no names and no Google Workspace data (it reaches North Forge Construction Group only if you send it); a random key that turns emails into IDs. Nothing is stored anywhere else by ToastBit.

Where your data goes

Google user data

ToastBit AI Check asks a Google Workspace super admin for two permissions, only when the admin starts a Google check, and uses them only to read:

PermissionWhat ToastBit reads with itWhy
admin.directory.user.readonlyThe list of users in your Workspace: each user's email, whether the account is suspended, and your Workspace customer IDTo know whose connected apps to check and to count people per app
admin.directory.user.securityEach user's connected third-party apps: app name, client ID and the permissions it was grantedTo list the apps connected to your Workspace and what each can access. ToastBit does not use this permission to change or remove anything.

ToastBit AI Check's use and transfer of information received from Google APIs adheres to the Google API Services User Data Policy, including the Limited Use requirements.

Deleting everything

  1. Remove the extension in Claude Desktop (Settings → Extensions).
  2. Delete the ToastBit folder. Mac: ~/Library/Application Support/ToastBit. Windows: %APPDATA%\ToastBit.
  3. Google admins: set ToastBit AI Check to Blocked in the Admin console.

Why you can check our claims

Contact and changes

Questions or deletion requests: toastbit-support@nfcg.io. ToastBit AI Check is made by North Forge Construction Group. If this page changes in a way that affects Google data, the change is listed here with its date before the new version is offered for download.

Effective October 2, 2026. Pilot version 0.1.0. This page describes the software's behavior; your agreement with North Forge Construction Group covers the service.