What you get, what we ask of you, what we do not promise.
What you get
A workspace, and its owner. Whoever opens a workspace owns it: they invite, they revoke, and every access leaves a line in that workspace’s log.
The free tier, and where it stops. It opens on its own and holds a limited number of key items — objectives, key results, briefs and specs together. Beyond that, writing is refused: nothing is billed behind your back.
No commitment. No contract is signed, and no payment method is asked for or kept for the free tier. Paid plans are covered by a quotation.
What the coach is, and what it is not
Its answers come from a language model. It suggests, it is sometimes wrong, and you are the one who decides. An objective written by BGaly remains yours: it is neither legal, nor accounting, nor financial advice.
What you put into it
What you write stays yours. It is neither sold nor passed on for advertising purposes.
What you write to the coach goes to Anthropic so that it can answer you, and your voice goes to OpenAI when you dictate. So entrust it only with what you are allowed to hand over to an outside supplier.
You can ask for your workspace as a file: a SQL export that other tools know how to open.
What we ask of you
Sign in under your own name. There is no password to pass around: a link sent to your address, or your Google or Microsoft account.
Another customer’s workspace is not there to be visited. The product refuses it; trying anyway ends your access.
What we do not promise
No availability figure, for as long as none is written into a contract.
The product changes under your feet: we ship to production several times a day. What has changed is dated, and what has been fixed is said.
The free tier shares a database with other workspaces; a database of your own is one tier up.
Leaving
Ask for the export, then ask for the deletion. A workspace we delete is deleted entirely.