Terms of service
The terms for this product, and this product only.
Project Timebook holds its own terms. They are deliberately short, because the product deliberately does very little with your information.
1. These terms stand alone
Project Timebook is governed by these terms and nothing else. The terms of service published at leewyattcorp.com do not apply to this product. Where anything in the Lee Wyatt Corp terms would conflict with, extend, or reduce what is written on this page, this page wins for Project Timebook.
That includes the WyConnect sign-in. Signing in to Project Timebook with your Lee Wyatt Corp account does not bring the leewyattcorp.com terms across with it. WyConnect is used here purely to prove which licence belongs to you, and your use of Project Timebook is bound by these terms alone.
2. We do not save, collect, or use your data
This is the core of the agreement, so it is stated plainly:
- We do not save your data. Everything Project Timebook records about your work is written to an encrypted database file on your own computer. We hold no copy.
- We do not collect your data. The application has no analytics, no telemetry, no usage reporting, and no crash reports that carry your activity. It does not phone home to describe what you did.
- We do not use your data. We do not read it, sell it, share it, license it, mine it, or train anything on it. We could not, because it never reaches us.
Your captured activity means every window title, document name, file path, email subject, browser tab title, application name and timeline entry the product records. All of it stays on your machine.
3. The only data we hold is your login
The single piece of information we hold about you is the account you sign in with through WyConnect, and the licence state attached to it. In practice that is:
- The email address on your Lee Wyatt Corp account
- Whether that account has access to the current early-access release
That is the complete list. We do not hold your projects, your clients, your hours, your documents, or a single line of your timeline.
4. The two things that do leave your computer, and only when you cause them
We would rather tell you exactly where the boundary is than claim a blanket that is not true.
Client Brief
Client Brief is an optional feature. It is off unless you press the button, every time, and it does nothing unless you supply your own OpenAI API key. When you use it, the request goes from your computer directly to OpenAI under your own key and your own account. It does not route through Lee Wyatt Corp and we never receive it.
What it sends is a summary of the work it recorded for the period you choose: the applications and the document or window titles you worked on, with their durations. It shows you that exact summary before anything is sent, and sends only when you press Generate. Executable paths and calendar events are never included. If you never use Client Brief, nothing you record ever leaves your machine at all.
5. Early access
Project Timebook is free and fully unlocked during early access after required WyConnect sign-in. There is no trial, checkout, or payment during this period. A future public-release licence may require an update, and its terms will be published before that release.
You may install and use Project Timebook on the computers you personally work on. You may not resell it, rent it, redistribute it, or remove the required account check, except where the law where you live specifically allows it regardless of what a contract says.
6. What we do not promise
Project Timebook is provided as it is. We have built it carefully and we verify it before every release, but we cannot promise it will never encounter a bug, and we do not promise it fits a particular purpose you have in mind.
Because your data lives on your computer and we hold no copy of it, backing it up is your responsibility. If your disk fails and you have no backup, we have nothing to restore for you. That is the direct trade-off of a product that keeps no copy, and we would rather be straight with you about it.
To the extent the law allows, Lee Wyatt Corp is not liable for lost profits, lost data, or indirect or consequential losses arising from your use of Project Timebook, and our total liability is limited to what you paid for your licence.
7. Ending the agreement
You can stop using Project Timebook whenever you like. Deleting the application and its data directory removes everything it ever recorded, because that is where all of it was.
We may end a licence if it is being used in breach of section 5, for example if it is being redistributed. If we do that without cause, you get a refund of what you paid.
8. Changes to these terms
If we change these terms we will change the effective date at the top of this page. We will not make a change that starts collecting your captured activity. That is not a policy we intend to revisit, it is the product.
9. Getting in touch
Project Timebook is built by Lee Wyatt Corp. Questions about these terms or a problem with the product can go directly to brandon@leewyattcorp.com or the Project Timebook contact page.