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Draft · legal review required before public launch

Terms of service

Draft prepared 28 September 2026. The operating entity, contact details, governing law, dispute process, and consumer terms require review before publication.

What Scire does

Scire helps you organize recurring-payment information from email messages you choose to connect or provide. It can identify reported receipts, renewal notices, price changes, cancellation requests or confirmations, refunds, and possible charges after cancellation. You remain responsible for reviewing the supporting source messages and deciding what action to take.

Limits of email evidence

An email receipt or payment notice reports what the message says. Scire does not connect to a bank or payment account and cannot verify whether a payment settled, was reversed, or reached an account. A possible charge after cancellation is an alert to review evidence, not a transaction finding. Service status, access periods, and amounts may be incomplete or incorrect.

Mailbox permission

Gmail access is optional and separate from sign-in. If enabled, it is read-only and limited to a bounded search for likely billing and cancellation messages. Scire does not send, modify, or delete Gmail messages. You can revoke Google access or disconnect the mailbox from settings.

Your account and data

Keep your sign-in credentials secure. Do not provide email content that you do not have a right to share. You can export or delete Scire account data using the controls in settings. The final published terms will describe service availability, support, account restrictions, and consumer rights applicable to the operating entity and your region.

Draft status

This terms page is not yet an approved public agreement. The operator must set the contracting entity, support address, governing law, and final legal provisions before enabling a public launch.

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