The back door over every program. Finished packets wait here — open one, read the whole thing, correct it, change who it goes to, throw it out, or send it. Nothing leaves your Gmail without two presses from your hand.
Your key
Plain English first. The "key" is one word you made up. It is not assigned to you
by anybody and there is no account behind it. It sits in exactly two places: a line in your Apps
Script that reads TOKEN = 'your-word', and saved in this browser once you type it below.
Nothing else on earth knows it.
Where you change it. script.google.com → your W2W project → Project Settings
→ Script Properties. That screen is your key panel — you can read it and edit it
there without touching a line of code. Change it there, then come back here and type the new one.
Right now there is only one key and it is yours. Handing it to somebody gives them
everything you have, with no way to take it back except changing it and re-entering it on every
device you own. That is why the Key Room is the next thing being built — so a reviewer or a
team mom gets their own key, scoped to what they should see, that you can kill with one press.
Go to script.google.com → your W2W SEND DESK project
Project Settings → Script Properties → read or change TOKEN
Deploy → Manage deployments → pencil → New version → Deploy
Copy the /exec URL and paste it below with your key
Nothing on this page can send by itself.
Every send needs two presses from your hand and is written to your W2W SEND LOG sheet.