Identify your Google account
Alphabot uses your Google account identifier and the basic profile information Google provides, such as your name and email address, to identify the account you connect.
Permissions: openid, email and profile.
Desktop application
Alphabot
Your Search Console websites,
in one desktop app.
Alphabot connects your Google account to show the websites you can access in Google Search Console, together with your permission level for each property.
Created and operated by Tumelo Rathebe · ALPHADOGRSA.
Why Google access is requested
Permissions with a clear purpose.
Google authorization starts inside Alphabot on your computer. The consent screen explains the permissions before you choose whether to connect.
List the websites you can access
Alphabot reads your Search Console property URLs and permission levels so you can see which websites are available to your signed-in account.
The requested Search Console permission permits viewing information; it does not grant permission to change your properties or settings.
Your choice
Stay in control of your connection.
Review and remove Alphabot's access at any time from the third-party connections section of your Google Account. Removing access stops future authorized requests until you reconnect.
Manage your Google connectionsApp access and support
Use Google sign-in from within the Alphabot desktop application. For help with the app, access to a build, or privacy questions, contact Tumelo Rathebe.
Rathebetumelo@gmail.com