Summary

Use workcmd fairly. Do not reverse-engineer, resell, abuse platform rules, or use the extension to spam people. Paid access is tied to the Google account used at checkout.

1. Acceptable use

You may use workcmd for personal and commercial productivity across supported browser apps. You may not use it to send spam, automate abuse, scrape contact information, bypass platform limits, or violate the terms of Gmail, Slack, Outlook, Google Docs, GitHub, or any custom site you enable.

2. Plans and billing

workcmd includes a free plan with creation limits. Paid Plus and Pro checkout and subscription handling are provided through LemonSqueezy and linked to your signed-in Google account. Current monthly and yearly prices are shown on the pricing page. You may cancel at any time; cancellation takes effect at the end of the current billing period. Plus and Pro include a 10-day money-back guarantee if workcmd is not a fit.

3. Your data and backups

Your notes, snippets, reminders, folders, vault metadata, copied text history, custom assets, preferences, and backups are your responsibility and are stored in your browser. Exported backup files may contain private workspace data, so keep them somewhere you control.

4. Intellectual property

workcmd and its code, design, branding, and documentation belong to workcmd. You may not copy, modify, reverse-engineer, decompile, resell, or create derivative works from the extension without written permission.

5. Disclaimer and liability

The extension is provided as is. workcmd is not affiliated with Google, Gmail, Slack, Microsoft Outlook, Google Docs, GitHub, or Chrome. We are not liable for data loss, platform changes, service interruptions, or indirect damages beyond the amount you paid to workcmd in the preceding 12 months.

6. Governing law

These terms are governed by the laws of England and Wales, except where mandatory local consumer protection laws apply.