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Your email.
Your money.
Your approval.

No bank login, and Huck doesn’t pay your bills. Nothing goes out until you say so.

Your email stays yours.

You connect Gmail with Google sign-in, so you never share a password.

Huck doesn’t use your data to train large language models, and doesn’t sell ads.

Huck works from your email. You never hand over a bank or card login.

Delete your account and Huck deletes or deidentifies your data, as the privacy notice describes.

Nothing goes out until you say so.

Huck asks before it acts. When a kind of task is fine to handle without asking, like invoice reminders, tell Huck once, in your own words. Huck does it that way from then on, and still texts you what happened. Anything that moves money always asks, every time.

Saved means on your bill.

Huck texts you what it found and what it’s worth. You say yes. Huck follows through, then checks your next bill for the lower charge, credit or refund. Every step comes with where to check it.

  • “The cancellation confirmation is in your inbox.”
  • “It’s in your Sent folder.”
  • “Watch for the credit on your November bill.”

More questions,
answered.

What does Huck do in my email?

Huck reads your email for money you’re losing: renewals, price increases, duplicate charges, refunds you’re owed, overdue invoices and work nobody billed. Huck also finds the customer messages you missed. Huck drafts every email and sends only what you approve, each time or once for a kind of email. Huck never deletes your email.

Do you need my bank login?

No. Huck works from your email. You never hand over a bank or card login.

Does Huck act without asking?

Nothing goes out until you say so. You can say so once for a kind of task, like invoice reminders, and Huck handles it that way from then on. Anything that moves money always asks, each time. Either way, Huck texts you what happened.

Will Huck pay my bills?

No. Huck doesn’t pay your bills. Cancellations, refund claims and anything else that changes what you pay or get paid wait for your yes.

How do I know Huck saved me money?

Huck counts a saving only when your next bill shows the lower charge, credit or refund. What Huck found and what’s on your bill stay separate numbers.

Does Huck train large language models on my email, or sell ads?

No to both. Huck doesn’t use your data to train large language models, and doesn’t sell ads, as the privacy notice describes.

How do I disconnect Gmail or leave?

You can disconnect an account at any time, which stops future access. Delete your account and Huck deletes or deidentifies your data, as the privacy notice describes.

Is Huck a person?

No. Huck is AI, and says so.

Who owns my connected accounts?

You do. Your advertising accounts, business profiles, website accounts, and other connected business accounts remain yours.

Where can I read the legal terms?

Read the Legal Center for privacy, product terms, and governing documents. You can also email support@withhuck.com with questions.

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