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Who provides Done Cal?

These terms cover the website and browser beta. Please read them before using the service. Our privacy notice explains personal information handling; optional email consent is requested separately.

Using the browser beta

Done Cal lets you plan events, mark individual occurrences complete, postpone plans within Done Cal and use Focus. Features are under development and may change. Keep your source calendar and download backups of anything important. A timer ending does not automatically complete an event.

You may use the beta for your personal or work planning. It is not a guaranteed reminder, emergency or safety-critical service. We aim to provide the service with reasonable care, but cannot promise uninterrupted access, error-free software or recovery of every lost record.

Your account and calendar permissions

Use an email address you control, keep sign-in codes private and do not share another person’s account. You are responsible for the content you choose to enter or import and for having permission to use calendars you connect. Let us know if you suspect unauthorized account use.

Guest data stays in your browser. Signed-in data is saved to your account. The native app does not yet share browser account progress. Connecting Google or Microsoft is optional and also subject to that provider’s terms. Access may depend on your work or school administrator and on the provider remaining available.

Source-calendar edits should be made in your usual calendar service. Disconnecting Done Cal does not delete your source calendar. Exporting a backup gives you a copy that you are responsible for storing securely.

Reasonable use

Do not use Done Cal unlawfully, attempt to access another person’s information, bypass access controls, distribute malicious software or deliberately overload the service. Do not impersonate other people or use signup forms to send them unwanted messages. We may apply reasonable usage and security limits and restrict access where necessary to investigate abuse or protect users.

Your content and our software

You retain your rights in your plans and other content. You allow us to store, process and transmit it only as needed to provide the features you request, operate the service and meet applicable legal obligations, as explained in the privacy notice. This does not give us ownership of your calendar or permission to use it in advertising.

Done Cal’s software, branding and website content remain the property of their respective owners. Your permission to use the service does not transfer those rights. Open-source components remain subject to their own licenses, and applicable statutory rights are unaffected.

Email choices

Sign-in codes are service messages requested by you. Beta participation and store launch announcements require separate opt-ins and email confirmation. Choosing a device is not consent to launch emails. Use the unsubscribe link in a Done Cal list email to leave beta and both store lists; this does not close your browser account.

Beta access and native purchases

Signing up for this browser beta does not make a purchase, begin a trial or grant native Core or Pro entitlements. The browser does not process payments. If paid browser plans are introduced, their price and terms will be shown before you choose to buy; existing signup alone cannot authorize a charge.

Native purchases are handled by Apple. Core, Pro renewal, cancellation, restoration and Apple’s app license are explained in the native app purchase terms. These browser terms do not replace Apple’s purchase terms or your consumer rights.

Leaving, suspension and changes

You can stop using the beta, disconnect calendars and sign out at any time. To request deletion, use Your data choices. Leaving the mailing lists, signing out and deleting account records are different actions. We may suspend access for a material breach, a legal requirement or an immediate security risk, with notice and a chance to resolve the issue where appropriate.

If we end the hosted beta, we intend to give reasonable notice and an opportunity to export your data where practicable. We may change these terms as the service develops, identify the new version and give additional notice where required. Changes do not remove accrued rights or authorize new marketing purposes.

EU consumer rights

Where EU digital-content and digital-service consumer law applies, including qualifying services supplied in exchange for personal data, you retain rights to supply and conformity with the contract, necessary updates, and statutory remedies. Depending on the circumstances, these include bringing the service into conformity free of charge, a proportionate price reduction where a price was paid, or termination. Calling the service a beta does not remove those rights.

Where a statutory withdrawal right applies, you may withdraw within 14 days of concluding the contract by sending a clear statement to our contact email or registered office. Include your name, account email, contract date and your decision to withdraw; no particular form is required. Any legally required consent to start performance during that period, acknowledgment of loss of a withdrawal right, or proportionate payment must be obtained and explained separately. Simply using this beta does not waive those rights.

Where applicable EU law allows changes beyond those needed to maintain conformity, we will have a valid reason, such as a security requirement, legal change or compatibility with a supported provider; impose no additional cost; and explain the change clearly. If a change negatively affects access or use more than minimally, we will give reasonable advance notice on a durable medium, explain your right to terminate free of charge within 30 days of notice or the change, whichever is later, and any lawful option to retain the unchanged service. Statutory termination and data-retrieval rights remain unaffected.

Your legal rights

Nothing in these terms excludes liability or rights that cannot lawfully be excluded, including mandatory consumer protections. Any limits apply only to the extent permitted by applicable law. We do not require you to waive access to courts or agree to mandatory arbitration. The laws and courts available to you under applicable consumer and other mandatory rules remain available.

For a concern or complaint, contact contact@aranlabs.com. Your mandatory protections under the law of your habitual residence remain available where applicable. These terms do not impose exclusive Delaware courts on EU consumers.