Terms of Service

Last updated 2026-05-12 · v1.0

Short on purpose. If you sign in and use the Waving Cat apps under project-you.app, you're agreeing to these.

Who runs this

Waving Cat Learning Systems. I'm Andy Grossberg, based in Portland, Oregon, USA.
Contact: andy@project-you.app.

What you can do

Sign in (Google, GitHub, email/password, magic link)
Build cartridges in your browser — files stay on your machine during build
Upload cartridges to the public sandbox or your private library
Search across mounted cartridges
Save searches and bookmarks (when those features ship)

What you can't do

Upload illegal content
Upload other people's copyrighted material without permission
Try to exploit the service to crash it, steal data, or interfere with other users
Scrape Waving Cat data for redistribution without asking me first
Sign up if you're under 16

Your stuff vs. my stuff

Your carts and their contents are yours. Always. You can export them, delete them, take them elsewhere.
The Waving Cat code that runs the service is mine (or, more precisely, my company's, plus open-source components under their own licenses).
You grant me a limited license to host and process your carts so the service can actually do its job — search them, return results to you. No other use.

Service availability

I'll try to keep this online and responsive, but:

It's "best effort." There's no SLA.
If it's down, I'm probably already working on it.
I might do maintenance windows on weekends with little or no notice.
If usage spikes past what my hosting budget allows, I may have to take it offline. If that happens I'll email signed-in users to let them know.

Termination

You can close your account any time by emailing me. I'll delete your data within 30 days.
I can suspend or close accounts that violate these terms — with reasonable notice unless the violation is severe (illegal content, attempted exploits, etc.).
If I shut the whole service down, I'll email signed-in users with at least 30 days' notice so you can export your data.

As-is, no warranty

The service is provided "as-is." If you depend on it for something critical, that's your call. I'm building this with care but I can't promise it won't break.

Limit of liability

To the extent the law allows, my total liability for any claim related to the service is capped at the greater of $50 or what you've paid for the service in the prior 12 months. Right now, the service is free — but if a paid tier launches, this clause is what governs.

Governing law

Oregon, USA. Any disputes go to the state or federal courts in Clackamas County, Oregon.

Changes

If I change these terms in a meaningful way, you'll see a banner asking you to re-accept the next time you sign in.