Revoke

Find connected apps and extensions, review permissions and risk, and revoke access in one side panel. Data stays in the browser.

Revoke puts every third-party app that can access your accounts in one place — so you can see who has access, what they can do, and cut off anything you don't recognize. Over the years you've clicked "Sign in with Google," "Connect to GitHub," and "Allow access" more times than you can count. Those grants don't expire. Revoke finds them across all your major accounts and lets you revoke them from a single side panel. All data local in your browser. No servers involved. WHAT IT DOES • Unified dashboard — every connected app across every platform, in one list with search and filters for platform, risk, and status. • One-click revoke — remove access on the platform's own settings page, with per-app progress and confirmation that it's gone. Chrome extensions are uninstalled directly. • Permission detail — Revoke fills in the real permission scopes in the background after a sync. • Risk scoring — apps are flagged high / medium / low based on the access they hold; you can override any rating. • Notes & audit log — annotate apps and keep a timestamped history of every sync and revoke. PRIVATE BY DESIGN • No Revoke servers and no Revoke account — ever. • Your app list, notes, history, and settings are stored only in your browser. • Revoke works by opening each platform's own settings page in a background tab and reading it locally. Your passwords or any of your data never pass leave your browser. OPTIONAL AI Revoke works fully without any AI. If you choose to, you can add your own Google Gemini API key to help it navigate login redirects and changing settings pages. AI is off until you turn it on, and your key is stored only on your device. GETTING STARTED 1. Click the Revoke icon to open the side panel. 2. Click "Sync All" (or pick one platform). 3. Sign in to any platform that asks, then sync again. 4. Review what has access — and revoke what shouldn't. Revoke is a tool for reviewing access you already granted. It only acts on platforms you choose to sync and apps you choose to revoke.