Cords

Terms

Last updated 1 August 2026

You may install and use Cords on your own computers. It is not open source: no redistributing it, selling it, or reusing its source without permission. Everything you create with it is yours, in a file on your disk that you control.

If you connect a Google account, your use of Google Calendar stays governed by your agreement with Google. Cords acts within the permissions you grant and no further; what it does with them is on the privacy page.

If you give an agent a token, what that agent does is your responsibility — including anything it changes or deletes. Revoke the token to end its access.

Cords is provided as is, without warranty. It is under active development and may change, break, or go away. To the extent the law allows, its maker is not liable for any loss arising from using it, lost data included — keep your own backups of the database file.

If these terms change, the date above changes with them. Questions: support@a5n.co.