Why permission is requested
With your permission, Release Command synchronizes approved publishing milestones to a Google Calendar you own. The app uses the Google Calendar API permission to manage events on user-owned calendars.
IRON PSALTER / APPLICATION INFORMATION
RELEASE
COMMAND.
The private publishing workspace behind Iron Psalter. A coordinated production calendar for music, artwork, videos, devotionals, distribution, and campaign milestones.
Private application · Authorized users only
01 / WHAT IT DOES
A single source
of release truth.
Release Command tracks album and single schedules, production tasks, release assets, video publication, and social-media deadlines across the Iron Psalter catalog. Authorized users sign into a private dashboard to plan and track work.
The public information on this page describes the application; project plans and private schedules are not published here.
02 / GOOGLE CALENDAR ACCESS
Only the access
needed to schedule.
What happens to events
The app creates and updates dedicated release events; it can remove managed upcoming events when underlying tasks are completed, canceled, or rescheduled. Managed events are identified to avoid duplicate publishing.
What is not accessed
Release Command does not request access to Gmail, Google Drive, contacts, or a user's private photos. Calendar data is used for scheduling and verification—not advertising.
Control stays with you
You can revoke Google access in your Google Account settings. Revocation prevents further authorization; existing calendar events may remain until they are removed separately.
03 / TRANSPARENCY
Private by
design.
Release Command uses authenticated access, encrypted server-side Google authorization credentials, and a restricted database for publishing schedules and event mappings.
For a detailed explanation of data collection, retention, third-party services, and your choices, read the published privacy policy.
Read the privacy policyAlready an authorized user?
The private dashboard has its own access controls. This public page does not grant access to production records.