From time to time, we update our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy. These updates are part of our ongoing efforts to provide transparent information about how you can use our services and how we handle your personal data.

Below, we explain what has changed in recent updates.

05 November 2025

Terms of Use

• Introduced an AI-powered coaching tool offering general productivity and organization suggestions.
• Clarified that the Coach provides non-professional, informational guidance only and never medical or other professional advice.
• Explained user responsibility, data restrictions, and that AI-generated outputs may be inaccurate or incomplete.

Privacy Policy

• Added that we may collect your communications with the AI Productivity Coach feature to enable its functionality.
• Clarified that we use OpenAI as a technology provider to power this feature.

24 September 2025

Terms of Use

• Introduced a new Text Messaging section explaining how we handle SMS communications.
• Defined the purpose of such messages (support-related only, not marketing) and identified Twilio as a communication provider.

Privacy Policy

• Updated that we may use Twilio to provide SMS support.
• Added that we may collect your phone number if you choose to leave it for us in a voicemail.

29 May 2025

Terms of Use

• We’ve updated the dispute resolution section to implement a new arbitration procedure governed by the National Arbitration and Mediation rules. We also clarified the process for opting out and the standards and procedures for arbitration.
• The governing law has been updated to the laws of the State of Florida.
• We have refined several details concerning both your and our legal rights, such as providing clarification on liability, disclaimers, your obligation to cover certain costs (indemnity), and how we may use the content and feedback you provide.
• For our users in the European Economic Area (EEA) or UK, we have clarified where disputes will be resolved and which laws will apply.
• We have also made general improvements to the Terms by rewording and rearranging sections to make them easier to understand and to ensure our Terms reflect the current legal and regulatory frameworks we work within.

Privacy Policy

• We’ve added a separate section for US consumers in order to reflect the changes brought by state-specific privacy regulations in the US. It provides details on what personal information we collect and share with third parties, for what purposes, and the privacy rights of the US consumers.
• We've clarified the list of types of personal data we collect when you use our service and the third parties with whom we may share it.