Legal & Security

Terms of Service

Thank you for using Wayllo. These terms outline acceptable platform usage and the agreements under which we provide the service.

1. Acceptance of Terms

By creating an account or accessing Wayllo, you agree to comply with and be bound by these Terms of Service. If you do not agree to these terms, please do not use the service.

2. User Responsibilities

To maintain a safe and productive study community, users are expected to adhere to basic responsibilities:

Security

You are responsible for keeping your login credentials secure and notifying us of unauthorized access.

    Content Ownership

    You retain ownership of any text, images, or study files you upload, and are responsible for ensuring you have the rights to host them.

      3. Acceptable Use Policy

      Use Wayllo solely for study, research, and personal productivity.

      Do not engage in activities that attempt to disrupt, compromise, or overload platform servers.

      Do not upload malicious code, malware, or illegal intellectual property.

      4. Account Suspension & Service Availability

      We reserve the right to temporarily suspend accounts that violate our acceptable use policy. While we strive to maintain 99.9% uptime, Wayllo is provided 'as is' and 'as available' during our preview period. We recommend exporting important notes regularly.

      5. Limitation of Liability

      Wayllo is not liable for any loss of study records, files, or productivity due to server downtime or technical issues.

      We provide tools for export at all times to ensure you have a local copy of your data.

      6. Changes to Terms

      We may update these terms occasionally to reflect changes in our service. Updates will be documented in the Product Changelog, and continuing to use the service implies acceptance of the new terms.

      Uptime and Backups during Beta Preview
      Wayllo is in preview mode. We recommend exporting your notes periodically using our settings uploader. We prioritize data safety but are not liable for transient system hiccups.