ShortcutsBridge Privacy Policy

Last updated: July 15, 2026

ShortcutsBridge lets you use your Apple Shortcuts from AI assistants such as ChatGPT. It is built so that your shortcuts live on your own Mac — the service relays requests, it does not host your shortcut data.

Data we collect and why

What we do NOT do

Data recipients (subprocessors)

Infrastructure only: Vercel (application hosting), Supabase (transient job queue & account records, Postgres), and Resend (sends the one-time email-address verification message — receives only your email address, never shortcut data). Your assistant provider (e.g., OpenAI) processes the content you exchange with it under its own privacy policy.

Retention

Shortcut data in transit: ≤ 90 seconds (automatic expiry). Account records and pairing tokens: until you delete your account. OAuth refresh tokens: 90 days or until revoked/rotated.

Your rights & deletion

Email us to access or delete your account data at any time. Unpairing your Mac (deleting ~/.shortcuts-agent.json and stopping the agent) immediately severs all access to your shortcuts, regardless of any tokens outstanding.

Security

All traffic is TLS-encrypted. Authentication uses HMAC-signed tokens with PKCE-protected OAuth flows. Running a shortcut requires explicit confirmation in your assistant before it executes. Because a shortcut is automation you authored, running it can take real-world actions the shortcut is built to do — for example sending a message, controlling HomeKit devices, or calling a web service. ChatGPT confirms with you first, it can only run shortcuts you already created, and the first time a given shortcut runs macOS may ask you to approve it once.

Contact

Questions or requests: isaiahdupree33@gmail.com · Support