Terms of Use

Last updated: November 9, 2026

These terms are an initial MVP draft. The operator's legal identity and a verified support contact must be supplied before final approval.

About Sness

Sness is an early-stage personal organization application designed to help users manage routines, goals, reminders and calendar plans. Features may be incomplete, changed or unavailable during development.

Accounts

Users must provide accurate account details, keep credentials secure and avoid accessing another person's account. The operator must establish and disclose applicable age requirements before broad public registration.

Your content

You retain your rights in the content you submit. You authorize the service to process it as needed to provide the features you choose, subject to the Privacy Policy and applicable law.

Acceptable use

Do not use the service unlawfully, attempt to bypass security controls, interfere with other accounts or upload content you do not have permission to use.

Integrations

Optional third-party integrations may require separate authorization and are subject to the relevant provider's terms. Google Calendar functionality is currently limited. Notion integration is only being considered.

AI and reminders

Experimental AI suggestions may be inaccurate or unavailable. Check any output before relying on it. Sness is not a medical device, emergency notification service or guaranteed medication reminder system.

Service changes and availability

As an early MVP, Sness may change or experience downtime. Mandatory consumer rights cannot be excluded by these terms. Any paid plan will require additional consumer-facing contractual and pricing information before launch.

Account closure and privacy

Requests relating to your account and personal data are governed by the Privacy Policy. A verified support channel and working account deletion workflow must be provided before the public service is considered complete.

Applicable law

The applicable operator identity, jurisdiction and any consumer dispute resolution information must be verified before final terms are adopted. Nothing in these terms limits mandatory consumer or data-protection rights.