Terms

Last updated 25 August 2026.

These are the terms for using this instance of ontoplano, run by the person who runs this instance. Using it means agreeing to them. They are short because there is not much to say.

The account is yours

What you write here belongs to you. Nothing in these terms gives anyone a licence to use your content for anything; it is stored so it can be shown back to you.

Keep your password to yourself, and tell you@example.com if you think somebody else has it.

What you may not do with it

• Store anything illegal where this instance is operated.
• Use it to attack the server it runs on, or anyone else's.
• Resell access to somebody else's account.

An account doing one of those can be suspended. If that happens you will be told why, and your export still works.

Paying

A new account gets 14 days free, and is asked for a card at the start so the subscription can begin when the trial ends. It costs $5.00 a month, or $30.00 a year — $2.50 a month, 50% off. Payment is handled by Lemon Squeezy as merchant of record — they take the payment, issue the invoice and handle the tax.

You will be emailed two days before the first charge, and you can cancel in one click from inside the app up to the moment it happens.

Cancel any time; the subscription runs to the end of the period you paid for. Nothing is deleted when it ends. Everything you wrote stays where it is, stays readable and stays exportable — you simply cannot add more until you subscribe again. And because the source is open, you can always run your own copy instead and take the export with you.

If a charge was wrong, write to you@example.com and it will be refunded. That is a promise rather than a policy: the sums involved are not worth arguing about.

What is promised about it working

This is a self-hosted instance: it is up when the machine it runs on is up, which is your business rather than anyone else's.

Ending it

Delete the account from Settings → Account whenever you like. No notice, no email exchange, no retention period.

The boring part

The software is provided as it is, without warranty. Liability, where it cannot be excluded, is limited to what you paid in the last twelve months. Disputes go to the courts of the operator’s own country.