FAQ

eaZSt is built for content creators, streamers, and digital entrepreneurs who generate passive income. If you earn money through YouTube, Twitch, Patreon, Shopify, or automated bank deposits and want the ultimate "dopamine hit" of seeing what you earned while you slept, this app is for you.

We believe your data belongs strictly to you. In an era where user data is the product, we take the opposite approach: strict data minimization. We do not sell your data, we do not broker it to ad-networks, and we do not use your financial history to train global AI models.

Yes. All third-party connections are explicitly "Read-Only". We cannot move your money. We use Plaid for bank-level security, and all connections are tokenized. Furthermore, your personalized AI insights are generated locally on your phone's hardware, ensuring your financial metrics never touch a third-party LLM cloud server.

We request read-only access to your YouTube channel metadata, estimated revenue (via YouTube Analytics), and channel memberships. This data is exclusively used to calculate your overnight income momentum and generate your personalized morning report.

You can revoke eaZSt's access to your Google account at any time by visiting your Google Account's Security Settings. Alternatively, you can use the in-app "Disconnect" button in the Connections Hub to instantly sever the link and delete local tokens.

No. eaZSt uses anonymous device-level authentication. You do not need to provide an email, phone number, or password to use the app. Your data is tied securely to your physical device.

No. We strictly comply with the Google API Services User Data Policy. We do not share, sell, or broker any Google user data to advertising networks, data brokers, or external AI models.

We utilize a secure hybrid architecture. The app uses anonymous authentication, meaning we never see or store your passwords. Your active session data is locked locally inside your device's hardware-backed Keystore. The necessary OAuth tokens used for background syncs are stored on our secure backend inside an encrypted PostgreSQL database.

Apple's rigid iOS ecosystem and restrictive developer guidelines block the exact background processes and system-level event receivers required to build our core "sleep tracking" features. Android respects developers and provides the necessary freedom to build powerful, unrestricted background automation.