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Terms

First version,

What Timesifier is today, what an account and an organisation are, the limits on their use, and how to leave. They will change as the product does, and their date with them.

What Timesifier is

Timesifier is a web application that will keep track of time, for one person or a small team. It is an early version. Today you can sign in with your email address, create an organisation and invite people into it. The timer, the projects and the weekly report that the home page shows are being built, and are not in the product yet.

Being an early version, it can be unavailable for a time, and what it does will change.

Your account

An account is for one person and stands on an email address that person can read. Timesifier has no passwords: you sign in with a code sent to that address, so whoever can read the mailbox can sign in. Keep the mailbox your own.

You can sign out of the browser you are using, or end every session you have at once.

Organisations

What you keep in Timesifier belongs to an organisation. The person who creates one is its owner, and an organisation always has at least one owner.

Owners
Everything an admin can do. An owner can also make another person an owner, change an owner's role, and delete the organisation. The last owner cannot leave, be removed or be given a lesser role.
Admins
Rename the organisation, invite people and cancel invitations, change a role between admin and member, and remove anyone except an owner.
Members
See the organisation and who is in it, and leave it.

To anyone who is not in it, an organisation answers exactly as one that does not exist.

Limits

The application holds everyone to the same limits, so that nobody can use it against someone else.

Sign-in codes
An address is sent at most five codes in an hour to browsers that have signed in as it before, and five to all others. A code works once, for five minutes, and stops working after three wrong attempts.
Invitations
One person can send at most twenty invitations in 24 hours. An invitation works once, for seven days, and only for the address it was sent to.
Organisations
One person can own at most five.

Do not invite people who are not expecting it, try to reach an organisation you do not belong to, or try to get around these limits.

Price

Timesifier costs nothing today. If that changes, these terms will say so first, with a new date.

Your data, and leaving

What you put into Timesifier is yours. The privacy notice says what is stored, where, and for how long.

You can stop using Timesifier whenever you like. To have your account deleted, or to ask anything about these terms, write to privacy@timesifier.com.