Task management designed for ADHD. Useful for anyone.
One list, in priority order, that shows up right in your Google Calendar. No remembering to check an app. Just start at the top.
Plus things most task apps don’t do: a warning when your pace puts a goal at risk, a physical first step under your top task, and a bar you drag to where today ends.
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“I’d been putting off submitting my gas and electricity meter readings for 4 months. Propelo suggested a first action, and I just did it without thinking, got caught in the momentum and actually went and checked the meters. Thank you for helping me do the thing.” — Gosha, freelancer with ADHD · beta tester
“I used to track tasks separately from my calendar, but I’d always forget to check my task app. With Propelo, tasks are in my Google Calendar, so I’m forced to look at them, which is convenient. If I miss something, it auto-reschedules for the next day, which honestly takes all the guilt out of it!” — T.M., entrepreneur · beta tester
Propelo is a task system for people with ADHD and executive function challenges. Traditional task apps require management. Propelo removes as much of it as possible, not with productivity tricks or magic AI, but with a simple system designed to stay up to date.
Most task lists get messy, go out of date, and get abandoned. Propelo is built so yours stays current without upkeep. There’s no inbox to process, no folders to check, and no tags to maintain. Snooze what can wait, and recurring and snoozed tasks come back on their own. Pruning your list daily keeps it fresh, but when life gets busy you can leave it for a month and pick right back up. Your list never becomes a graveyard you avoid.
Life gets complicated: work, health, family, a move, all at once. Most task apps respond by adding structure, like projects, tags, and priority levels, and that structure becomes one more thing to manage. Propelo does the opposite. Every task, recurring task, and goal goes into one list in a single order, so no matter how much is going on, there’s one place to look and one next thing to do.
Falling behind shouldn’t make you dread opening your list. Propelo shows a physical first action under your top task, so you can start without thinking: you see “Buy books for son,” and right under it, “Open amazon.com.” You get just enough facts to plan, like which deadlines are at risk, but no streaks, no history, and no grades.
Your tasks show up where you already look: in Google Calendar next to your plans, on your home screen, and in a daily notification. Important work doesn’t get forgotten just because you didn’t open the app.
Built by someone with ADHD who spent 20 years running projects.
Read the 20-year journey
With ADHD, my systems always got messy and outdated. I spent years using Jira, Trello, and Kanban boards, and I realized they’re built for tracking work, not actually doing it. Even on well-run teams, it took a project manager to turn the board into action.
The one thing I really trusted was my calendar. I always looked at it and used it to track everything. I built Propelo on that skeleton: one list, one order, always there. No folders to drill into. Just one top priority at a time. I prune it daily to start my day confidently, but when life gets busy I can leave it alone, sometimes for a month, and get right back to it.
It actually took me 20 years to build Propelo to this point. While I was still in school, I started a game company with an engineer and a finance guy. We made a game and published it, so I ended up running the project and doing a lot of everything else. I could push a project out the door, but I didn’t know anything about managing myself. I just worked my ass off and burned out often.
After my first business, I worked at several large companies, first in graphics and then in UX design, alongside people from “serious” places like financial software firms. I worked with a real project manager for the first time. Before that, I crunched all night. One of those teams taught me one of the best lessons in my early life: it’s important to decide what’s actually important and what’s just “nice to have.” A lot of low-impact tasks take huge chunks of time. “Just one more thing” made it so that I never got to the next item on the list. Time is the most limited resource of them all. This lesson shaped how I’ve run projects ever since.
Even knowing that, many things were important AND urgent, so I became paralyzed. I continuously left things unfinished. Some had deadlines (taxes), some didn’t (clean that clogged drain).
I discovered OKRs (Objectives and Key Results) in the corporate world. Objectives are things you want, and Key Results are measurements that would show you reached them. For example, you want to be fit. A Key Result would be that you exercise 3 times a week for 4 weeks, and you weigh x pounds. This helped me create long-term plans with clear milestones. It reduced my paralysis by making necessary actions clear.
But the last issue remained: actually doing it.
Then I found out I have ADHD.
I looked into how ADHD affected me and found doing the thing was a common issue. I saw there are known methods like body doubling, medication, and pomodoro. I wasn’t a huge fan of those methods, though they worked ok. I dug in to find something more sustainable. I noticed the first thing is to define THE one thing you’ll commit to. Then force yourself to mindlessly start the physical motions. If I get distracted, I look at my written task. It needs to be in your face. Out of sight, out of mind.
People with ADHD are great at emergencies and last-minute work. I started plotting everything in tiny increments on my calendar to see the deadline—this triggers urgency propulsion earlier. Having my digital calendar visible, seeing time passing throughout the day, helped me get in tune with time.
Moving Google Calendar events every day became a chore.
So I built my philosophy and Google Calendar sync into a service. Propelo. It helps me propel myself every day without getting stuck, paralyzed, and foggy.
Seeing my full list without separate inboxes or projects has been revolutionary for keeping up to date. Committing myself daily to one thing, and being able to easily choose that one thing, kicks me into gear. And having my tasks and due dates automatically plotted into my life bible (calendar) has been a huge relief. There are many “oh yeah” moments when I see it. I trust it.
Propelo isn’t perfect. There’s still a lot I want to build into it, but I’ll never lose sight of two important things: you can’t outsource your mind, and complexity is the process killer.
I hope to meet people I can help with this process and grow Propelo together to help as many people as possible feel clear, light, and energized.
— Majarc, Founder
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Most task apps are built to track work. Propelo is built to help you start and follow through, especially for people who need support with executive function and working memory.
Most task apps ask you to sort tasks into projects, lists, or tags, then remember to check each one. Propelo keeps everything in one list in priority order, so you can see all of it without holding the rest in working memory.
Priority levels let many tasks share the top spot. In Propelo, you drag tasks into order, so only one task is ever at the top, and the End of Today bar marks how much of it fits today.
Many apps only show tasks on your calendar once they have a due date. Propelo also schedules tasks without due dates in Google Calendar, top priorities first, around your existing events—for example, 3 tasks a day for the next 7 days. You can change both numbers in Settings. Because Google Calendar connects with so many other apps and services, your tasks show up wherever you check your schedule, instead of staying locked in a task app.
Apps built around due dates let overdue tasks pile up at the top. Propelo orders by priority instead, and unfinished tasks roll to the next day in your calendar.
Propelo also turns your top task into one concrete first action, and it uses your recent completion pace to warn you when a goal’s target date is at risk.
Everything stays in one list you can take in at a glance, and your tasks show up in Google Calendar, so you don’t have to remember to check the app or what’s in it.
Most task apps depend on you remembering to open them, remembering what’s in them, and keeping them organized. Propelo is built so you don’t have to do any of that.
Other apps usually split tasks into lists like Today, Tomorrow, and Someday. To see what’s in one, you have to open it, and once you’re in it, it’s hard to hold onto what was in the others. That’s working memory, which ADHD commonly strains, often more than people realize. Propelo keeps everything in one list, ordered by importance, so nothing gets hidden away. Snoozed tasks stay in that same list, just folded away, so nothing disappears.
Propelo also puts your tasks in Google Calendar as events. It schedules as many days ahead as you choose in Settings and adds every due date, so your tasks show up next to the rest of your day whether or not you open the app.
And there are no streaks to keep up or backlog to clear, so nothing is there to make you feel guilty.
That’s the normal starting point. There’s nothing to clear out or archive first. Your list stays in priority order, not due-date order, so a pile of overdue tasks doesn’t take over. They keep an overdue label for reference, and you can ignore it. Drag the End of Today bar to what you can actually get to today and work down from the top, one task at a time. Everything below the bar stays visible, but it isn’t asking for a decision right now.
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Nothing changes in the app. The task stays where it is in your list. In Google Calendar, unfinished tasks move to the next day at midnight in your time zone. There’s nothing you need to do.
Yes, and it’s one of the most useful parts of Propelo. Your tasks are scheduled in Google Calendar, most important first, around your existing events, and every due date is added too. Your priorities sit right next to your meetings, appointments, and plans, so you see them without opening Propelo.
Google Calendar also works with Apple Calendar, Outlook, smartwatches, and many other apps. If you already check your schedule somewhere else, add your Google account there and your Propelo tasks come along.
Tasks are added to your account’s primary calendar. If you’d like support for another calendar service, send a feature request.
Nothing needs ongoing upkeep for Propelo to do its work. There’s no inbox, no folders, no tags, and no weekly review. Recurring tasks reappear on their own, snoozed tasks return when their snooze ends, and unfinished tasks roll forward in your calendar.
Step away for a week or a month, and your list is still in order. When you come back, just make sure the top few tasks are the ones you want or need to do soon. Everything below can wait.
No. Start with the three things actually on your mind today and add the rest whenever they occur to you. There’s no setup to finish before it’s useful.
Not yet. Propelo is currently available only on iPhone, with home-screen widgets and Google Calendar sync. There’s no Android, iPad, or Mac version, and no release date yet.
Your tasks and due dates still appear in Google Calendar, so you can see them on your laptop or any other device where you check your calendar. If you’d like Propelo on another device, send a feature request.
No. Propelo is designed around ADHD and executive-function challenges, but the approach behind it works for anyone who wants a simpler, more visible task system.
Propelo’s founder, Majarc, has spent 20 years running projects at startups and learning from project managers at large companies.
Propelo borrows proven ideas from professional project management systems. From Kanban, it takes the rule of limiting work in progress: one task sits at the top, and the End of Today bar limits what you take on today. From Pivotal Tracker, it takes a single backlog in strict priority order, plus velocity-based forecasting: Propelo uses your recent completion pace to estimate how far you’ll get and to warn you when a goal is at risk.
Those systems were built for teams with someone keeping them organized. Propelo handles that upkeep for you, which helps anyone who’s busy, stretched thin, or tired of maintaining a complicated system.
No. Propelo doesn’t sell your data, use it for advertising, or build advertising profiles from what you write. Your tasks and goals are used only to run the app, such as syncing them to Google Calendar.
Analytics in the app stay off until you opt in, and they aren’t linked to your name, email, or account. Read the privacy policy.
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Last updated: September 22, 2026
This Privacy Policy governs how Firecode Labs, LLC ("Firecode Labs", "we", or "our"), the operator of the Propelo iOS app and the website (together referred to as "the Service"), collects, uses, maintains, and discloses information from users ("you" or "users"). It applies to all products and services offered by Firecode Labs.
When you sign in using your Google account or Apple ID, we collect your Google ID or Apple user identifier (as applicable), which serves as your unique user ID, along with your email address and display name. If you use Sign in with Apple and choose to hide your email, we receive an Apple-generated relay address instead.
If you choose to grant calendar access, we read your Google Calendar events to determine your availability and schedule Propelo-created events. We do not store full calendar event contents for product use. We do store calendar sync metadata needed to maintain synchronization, such as Google event IDs and scheduled timestamps associated with your tasks. Limited operational logs may also include calendar or task metadata for debugging and security purposes. We only store your timezone. To deliver the Service’s features, we store any tasks, goals, and related data you create, including due dates, scheduling preferences, and the number of tasks you’d like per day. These are used to power features like automatic task planning and calendar syncing.
In order to support paid features, we store Apple subscription records including identifiers and status timestamps, such as original transaction ID, product ID, environment, and purchase, expiration, and revocation dates.
For authentication and account linkage, we store your Google ID and, if you've enabled sync, your Google access and refresh tokens (Google OAuth). Google OAuth tokens used for calendar sync are stored server-side.
Propelo also issues its own session tokens (access/refresh) for authenticated API requests. These Propelo session tokens are stored locally in Keychain, with app-storage fallback in rare failure cases to maintain login state and are refreshed and cleared on logout or account deletion.
If you opt in to analytics, we use Mixpanel, a third-party analytics service. Mixpanel assigns a randomly generated pseudonymous ID to your device for analytics purposes. This ID is not linked to your account, name, or email address, and is used solely to understand general usage patterns and improve the Service.
Crash logs and diagnostics are captured via Google Cloud Logging and retained according to Google Cloud's default log retention policy (currently 30 days). We do not store crash or diagnostic data independently of Google Cloud infrastructure. For details, see Google Cloud's data retention documentation.
If you choose to delete your account, we may collect optional qualitative feedback and a satisfaction rating you voluntarily provide during the deletion flow. This is used solely to improve the Service.
If you contact us via the website or email, we will collect your name, email address, and the contents of your message. This is used solely to respond to your inquiry and provide user support.
When a task becomes your top task and does not already have an Action, its task text is automatically sent to the OpenAI API to generate an Action. Task text is not sent before the task becomes your top task or if an Action has already been written for it. We do not send your name, email address, Propelo user ID, calendar data, or other account information with this request, and we do not link the request to your identity. The task text itself may contain personal information if you choose to include it.
We use your personal information to create and manage your account, deliver core functionality, and ensure that your tasks, calendar events, and preferences are securely synced and stored. Your account identifiers (Google ID and/or Apple user identifier) allow us to authenticate you and keep your account consistent across sessions and devices. Your task and goal data power the primary features of the Service, including scheduling, goal tracking, and productivity insights, while your Google Calendar data allows us to accurately position tasks in your real-world availability.
We use pseudonymous and anonymous analytics data through Mixpanel in the iOS app and Google Analytics on the website to measure usage trends and improve performance. We request your consent for Mixpanel analytics in the app regardless of your location; it remains disabled until you opt in and can be revoked at any time from app settings. Website visitors in the European Economic Area, United Kingdom, and Switzerland are asked before Google Analytics is enabled. Elsewhere, Google Analytics is enabled by default, but it can be disabled at any time through the website’s Analytics settings. We never sell analytics data or use it for third-party advertising.
If we contact you, it will be in relation to support, product updates, and security issues. If you have explicitly opted in, we might send promotional communications about Propelo. You may opt out of marketing emails at any time via the unsubscribe link in the email footer.
We use task text sent to OpenAI only to generate an Action when an eligible task becomes your top task. The generated Action is returned to Propelo and stored as part of your task data.
All user data is stored in secure databases hosted on Google Cloud Platform. Our infrastructure is designed with strict access control, encrypted data storage (both in transit and at rest), and audit logging to prevent unauthorized access. Authentication is handled using secure OAuth protocols (including Google Identity and Sign in with Apple). Google OAuth tokens are stored server-side. Propelo session tokens are stored locally in Keychain, with app-storage fallback in rare failure cases, to maintain login state, and are cleared on logout or account deletion. Data at rest is protected by Google Cloud SQL infrastructure-level encryption.
We retain account, profile, task, and goal data until you delete it or delete your account. When you delete your account, your user account and profile-linked product data are deleted from active service use, and session tokens are cleared from your device. We retain certain records where needed for billing integrity, fraud and security prevention, auditability, and legal compliance, including: (a) Apple subscription records, which may be retained with user linkage removed; (b) Apple server notification event logs, which may include notification payload data; (c) optional account deletion feedback records you voluntarily submitted; (d) infrastructure and application logs retained under our providers' default retention settings; and (e) anonymous Mixpanel device identifiers, which are randomly generated and never linked to your account or personal information. Google OAuth and service tokens are stored server-side for connected features and are rotated, replaced, or deleted when no longer needed or upon revocation.
Retained records may include pseudonymous identifiers, such as a randomly generated internal account reference and Apple transaction identifiers, that allow us to reconcile related subscription and financial records. We may use these records to verify purchases, renewals, refunds, and revocations; investigate fraud or security incidents; maintain accurate billing and audit records; comply with legal obligations; and establish, exercise, or defend legal claims. We restrict these records to those purposes and retain them only for as long as reasonably necessary or legally required.
Primary application data is hosted in the us-central1 region of Google Cloud Platform. Third-party service providers such as Cloudflare, Mixpanel, Mailchimp, OpenAI, and Postmark may process certain data in other regions, subject to their own data protection safeguards and our agreements with them.
For users in the European Economic Area (EEA), our processing of your data is based on one of the following legal grounds: performance of a contract (e.g., creating and maintaining your account), your explicit consent (e.g., for calendar sync or analytics), compliance with legal obligations (e.g., fraud detection or breach notifications), and our legitimate interest (e.g., to maintain platform security and usability). If we rely on consent, you may withdraw it at any time through the app’s settings or by contacting us.
General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR): We comply with the principles and requirements set forth in the GDPR concerning the collection, use, retention, and protection of personal data. The text of the regulation can be viewed at: https://gdpr.eu/.
California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA): We also adhere to the rights and obligations outlined in the CCPA, providing California residents with control over their personal information.
We do not sell or trade personal information. We share data with service providers acting on our instructions only to provide the Service. For hosting, authentication, and database services, we use Google Cloud Platform. Postmark handles transactional email delivery and receives only your email address and name. When analytics is enabled under the controls described in this policy, pseudonymous data is shared with Mixpanel (iOS app) or Google Analytics (website) to measure user engagement. For real-time performance and security at the network level, we use Cloudflare, which may process your IP address at the edge for firewall, DDoS, caching, and the regional decision that determines whether website analytics consent is required. The browser receives only that decision, and Propelo does not store your country from this check. Mailchimp (by Intuit) handles marketing email delivery for users who have opted in to promotional communications, and receives your email address and name for this purpose only. Apple Inc. provides authentication services for Sign in with Apple and manages App Store subscriptions.
OpenAI processes a task's text to generate an Action only when the task becomes your top task and does not already have an Action. We do not include information identifying your Propelo account with the request. OpenAI states that data sent through its API is not used to train or improve its models unless the API customer explicitly opts in. OpenAI may retain task text, generated Actions, and related metadata according to its then-current API data controls and Privacy Policy, which may be updated from time to time.
To our knowledge, these providers operate in a manner consistent with GDPR and CCPA requirements at the time of this writing. Google Cloud, Postmark, Mixpanel, Cloudflare, and Mailchimp operate under signed Data Processing Agreements (DPAs). Apple's data handling is governed by Apple's Developer Program agreements. These providers process personal data only to provide the services we request, to the extent governed by our agreements with them.
You have full control over your personal information. At any time, you may request access to the personal data we store about you, correct inaccurate or outdated information, or request a full export of your data in a machine-readable format. You may also delete your account and associated active service data by deleting your account through the app or by contacting us, subject to the limited retention described above. For users covered under GDPR or CCPA, we fully honor the rights granted by those laws, including the right to object to processing, withdraw consent, or request that your data not be shared with any third parties beyond what’s required to operate the Service.
To exercise any of these rights, you can email us at contact@firecodelabs.com. We will respond to verified privacy requests within the time required by applicable law. For California requests under CCPA/CPRA, we generally respond within 45 days and may extend by an additional 45 days when reasonably necessary, with notice to you.
The Service’s use and transfer of information received from Google APIs complies with the Google API Services User Data Policy (https://developers.google.com/terms/api-services-user-data-policy), including the Limited Use requirements. We never use your Google Calendar data for advertising, resell, or analysis beyond the intended feature of task scheduling.
The Service uses analytics tools to understand general usage patterns. Mixpanel analytics in the iOS app remains disabled until you opt in and can be revoked at any time from app settings. Google Analytics may use first-party analytics cookies to distinguish visits and sessions on the website. For visitors in the European Economic Area, United Kingdom, and Switzerland, Google Analytics remains completely unloaded unless the visitor selects Allow analytics. Outside those regions, Google Analytics is enabled by default. Any website visitor can disable or re-enable it through the Analytics settings link in the footer. The website stores the visitor’s analytics choice locally so it does not ask again on every page; this record contains only the choice, format version, and time it was saved. We keep Google advertising storage, advertising user data, advertising personalization, Google Signals, and ad-personalization signals disabled, and we do not use analytics for advertising or behavioral profiling.
If we become aware of a data breach affecting personal information, we will investigate promptly and notify affected users without undue delay when required by law.
For users in the EEA/UK, where required, we will also notify the relevant supervisory authority within applicable legal timelines (including GDPR’s 72-hour requirement where applicable).
The Service is intended only for users who are eligible to create a Google account and are at least 13 (or the minimum age required in your jurisdiction). We do not knowingly collect personal information from children under the age of 13. If we become aware that such data has been collected, we will promptly delete it from our records.
We may update this Privacy Policy from time to time to reflect legal, technical, or operational changes. Any significant updates will be communicated to users via email. Continued use indicates acknowledgment of the updated policy.
If you have any questions about this Privacy Policy or your data, or if you would like to make a request under GDPR or CCPA, you can contact us at:
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This Privacy Policy was last updated on September 22, 2026 by Firecode Labs, LLC.
Last updated: September 21, 2026
These Terms of Use (“Terms”) govern your access to and use of the Propelo iOS app and the Propelo website (collectively, the “Service”), operated by Firecode Labs, LLC (“Firecode Labs,” “we,” “our,” or “us”). By accessing or using any part of the Service, you agree to be bound by these Terms. If you do not agree, do not use the Service.
You must be at least 13 years old and legally capable of entering into binding contracts. You may use the Service only in compliance with these Terms and all applicable laws and regulations.
The Service is intended for personal, non-commercial use unless otherwise agreed upon in writing by Firecode Labs.
Access to the Propelo app requires signing in with a Google account or Apple ID. Google account connection is required to access core functionality. If you sign in with Apple, you will also need to connect a Google account to use the Service.
Your use of the Service is subject to our Privacy Policy, which explains how we collect, use, store, process, and share information and describes your privacy rights. By using the Service, you acknowledge the data practices described in the Privacy Policy. Where applicable law requires consent for a particular type of processing, we will request that consent separately.
You retain ownership of the tasks and other content you create through the Service. You grant Firecode Labs a limited license to store, process, and transmit that content as necessary to provide the Service, including calendar integration and AI-generated Actions. This license includes allowing our service providers to process the content solely on our behalf.
When a task becomes your top task and does not already have an Action, the Service automatically sends its task text to the OpenAI API to generate an Action. Task text is not sent before the task becomes your top task or if the task already has an Action. Details about the information sent to OpenAI are provided in our Privacy Policy.
AI-generated Actions may be inaccurate, incomplete, inappropriate, or unsuitable for your circumstances. You should review each generated Action before relying on or acting upon it. AI-generated Actions do not constitute medical, legal, financial, or other professional advice. You remain responsible for how you use generated Actions and for any decisions or activities based on them.
AI-generated Actions may not be unique, and the Service may generate identical or similar content for other users.
You agree not to use the Service to:
All content, code, features, and branding associated with Propelo and the website are the property of Firecode Labs and are protected by copyright, trademark, and other laws. You may not reproduce or use them without our express written permission.
The Service integrates with third-party platforms such as:
Your use of these features is also subject to the respective third-party terms and privacy policies. Firecode Labs is not responsible for any third-party service interruptions or data issues outside our control.
We may update or change integrations at any time. Continued use of the Service following changes in third-party services indicates acknowledgment of such changes.
Certain features of the Service rely on third-party services, including Google Calendar. Firecode Labs does not guarantee the availability, accuracy, or uninterrupted operation of third-party services. Functionality such as calendar syncing may be delayed, limited, or unavailable due to third-party outages, rate limits, or changes outside our control.
Certain features of the Service require a paid subscription. All payments, billing, renewals, and refunds are processed and managed by Apple through the App Store. Firecode Labs does not process or store payment information. Subscription management, cancellations, and refund requests must be handled through your Apple ID account settings, in accordance with Apple’s policies.
Firecode Labs has no ability to issue refunds or modify subscriptions on Apple’s behalf.
We reserve the right to suspend or terminate your access to the Service at any time for any reason, including violation of these Terms. You may delete your account at any time through the app or by contacting us at contact@firecodelabs.com.
When you delete your account, your user account and profile-linked product data are deleted from active service use, and session tokens are cleared from your device. We retain certain records where reasonably necessary for billing integrity, subscription verification, fraud and security prevention, accounting, auditability, legal compliance, and the establishment, exercise, or defense of legal claims. These records may include de-linked Apple subscription records, Apple server notification event logs, optional account deletion feedback, infrastructure and application logs, and pseudonymous identifiers used to reconcile related subscription and financial records. Anonymous analytics records may also remain. We restrict retained records to the purposes described above and retain them only for as long as reasonably necessary or legally required. For full details, see our Privacy Policy.
The Service, including AI-generated Actions, is provided “as is” and “as available” without warranties of any kind. We do not guarantee that the Service will be uninterrupted, secure, or error-free, or that any AI-generated Action will be accurate, complete, reliable, unique, or suitable for a particular purpose.
To the fullest extent permitted by law, Firecode Labs shall not be liable for any indirect, incidental, special, or consequential damages resulting from your use of the Service, including but not limited to data loss or unauthorized access.
We may update these Terms at any time. If the changes are significant, we will notify you via email or through the app. Your continued use of the Service after changes indicates acknowledgment of the updated Terms.
These Terms are governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of the State of New Jersey, United States, without regard to its conflict of law principles. Any disputes shall be resolved in accordance with applicable law in that jurisdiction.
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