Revokeit

About

Know who can still read your Gmail, Drive and Contacts.

Over the years you've clicked "Sign in with Google" or "Allow access" on dozens of sites — quiz apps, dead startups, that one photo editor. Every grant stays active, and Google shows them in one long, unranked, alphabetical list. Most people have no idea what can still reach their data.

Revokeit scans your Google "Connections" page and shows your real exposure at a glance.

SEE — A clear risk summary: "X apps connected · Y can access your data", with the sensitive ones (Gmail, Drive, Contacts, Photos…) flagged at the top instead of buried alphabetically.

RANK — Every app is sorted by how dangerous its access is, in plain language — so "can read and delete all your email" stands out from "sign-in only".

REMOVE — When you decide to cut one off, Revokeit takes you straight to that app's official Google removal page in one click. You click Google's own "Remove access" button — Revokeit never auto-clicks anything or changes your account for you.

WHY REVOKEIT • 100% on-device — the list of your connected apps never leaves your browser. No servers, no analytics, no tracking. • You stay in control — every removal happens on Google's own page, confirmed by you. Revokeit only reads the list and saves you the digging. • Free for 14 days — full access. After that, keep Revokeit forever with a one-time $6.99 purchase.

Revokeit is inert until you open it and grant access to your own Google account page. It touches no other website.

Category: Productivity (choose a Privacy/Security subcategory if offered)

Review notes: No remote code — everything is bundled; the extension loads no external scripts. The extension does NOTHING until the user opens the popup and grants the optional host permission for myaccount.google.com. On the connections page it reads the already-rendered connected-apps list and, when the user clicks "Remove →", navigates to that app's own Google removal URL (myaccount.google.com/connections/overview/<id>). It does not click any removal or confirmation button — the user interacts directly with Google's own page. The only network request is to LemonSqueezy's public license API to activate a paid license after the free trial (data only, no code execution). No analytics, no tracking, no tabs, no <all_urls>.