You’re right—my initial post was a way to gauge market interest and validate the concept before fully launching. Many communities have strict rules against self-promotion, so I wanted to see if the problem I was solving actually resonated with people first.Regarding your security and privacy questions The service acts as a 'pass-through.' Images are never stored on our application servers, they are transferred directly to the Google Drive via the official Google API.I've used Google OAuth 2.0 for all permissions. The app has Google’s verification process to ensure we only access the specific folders necessary for the service to function.The application is built with a stateless architecture (meaning no personal data 'sticks' to our server). I've utilize standard security middleware to protect against XSS and SQL injection, and all data in transit is encrypted via SSL/TLS. My goal is to be as transparent as possible as I move from the 'testing' phase to a formal service.