This site belongs to Marcelo Bissuh. This policy covers two things: what the site does with visitor data, and what Chico, the AI agent he builds and runs, does with Google and YouTube data. Chico is the application named on Google's sign-in screen.
What this site collects
Nothing on purpose. There is no account, no form, no newsletter and no analytics script. The pages are static files. The site itself sets no cookies; Cloudflare, which sits in front of it, may set a cookie of its own for security checks and processes connection data under the Cloudflare privacy policy.
The web server does not keep an access log. Cloudflare keeps standard connection records (IP address, time, request) for operating and protecting the service; the one-time sign-in code that can appear in such a request expires in minutes and works once.
Google and YouTube data
Chico signs in to Google through OAuth on accounts that belong to Marcelo Bissuh, and only those. It asks for these permissions:
- Manage the YouTube account (
youtube): read and edit video metadata, playlists and comments on his channels. - Upload videos (
youtube.upload). - Read YouTube Analytics (
yt-analytics.readonly): views, watch time and subscriber counts of his channels.
How the sign-in works. The pages under /oauth/ on this site are the sign-in. The authorization page sends the owner's browser to Google. After he accepts, Google sends the browser back to the callback page, which shows a one-time code. The owner sends that code to Chico in a private Telegram message, and Chico exchanges it for tokens on the owner's private server. The callback page itself sends nothing anywhere.
What the data is used for. To plan, publish and measure the owner's own videos: titles, thumbnails, upload schedule, retention and growth. Nothing else.
Who processes it. The tokens and the data live on a private server controlled by Marcelo Bissuh. Three services touch the data on the way: Google, which issues it; Telegram, which carries the one-time code during sign-in; and the AI model provider whose API Chico runs on, which processes the channel statistics and video metadata Chico reads while it works, under that provider's API terms. The data is not sold, not used for advertising, not shared with anyone else and not used by us to train AI models.
How long it is kept. Tokens are kept while Chico manages the channels and are deleted when the owner revokes access or asks for it. Channel statistics and video metadata are kept in working files on the same server for as long as the channel's planning needs them, and are deleted when a channel leaves Chico's care or on the owner's request.
Revoking. Access can be revoked at any time from Google account permissions. Revoking makes the stored tokens useless at once; Chico deletes them the next time it runs.
The use of information received from Google APIs adheres to the Google API Services User Data Policy, including the Limited Use requirements.
Chico uses YouTube API Services. By using it, the owner also agrees to the YouTube Terms of Service, and Google's handling of data is described in the Google Privacy Policy.
Third-party links
The site links to other sites (LinkedIn, X, Instagram, Nomos, Ingresse, press articles). Each has its own privacy policy and this one does not cover them.
Changes
When this policy changes, the date at the top changes with it. If the way Google data is used ever changes, the owner re-authorizes Chico under the new text before the data is used in the new way.
Contact
Questions about this policy, or a request to delete data, go to Marcelo Bissuh through LinkedIn.