Piggy is a personal assistant operated for its owner. With the account holder's explicit Google authorization, it can read Google Health activity and fitness, sleep, and health metrics and measurements. It does not request Google Health write access, ECG, irregular rhythm notifications, or exercise-location access.
The assistant uses authorized data to answer the account holder's requests and provide analyses they request. OAuth credentials and tokens are stored on the computer running the assistant. Health data returned to the assistant may be processed by the AI model provider used to answer a request and may appear in conversation history. Access to the computer, its credentials, and conversation history should therefore be restricted to authorized users. Google processes data under its own terms and policies.
The owner can revoke access through their Google Account's third-party connections page. Revocation prevents future access; previously stored conversation content or files must be deleted separately. The operator can delete the locally stored OAuth credentials and tokens to remove this installation's access.
Contact: the support email shown on the Google OAuth consent screen.