Terms of use
These terms are the agreement between you and VajraOS when you use it. They're short on purpose.
The service
VajraOS is a set of apps for a household: Jotter (jots, to-dos, events and a daily agenda), Commute (buses, trips and rides in Singapore), and others as they arrive. It's offered as it is, and it changes as we improve it.
Your account and household
- You sign in with a Google account that's yours, and keep it secure.
- A household's owner decides who's invited and what each person can use, and is responsible for inviting people (including children) with their agreement.
- One person belongs to one household at a time.
Your content
What you put in VajraOS stays yours. You let us store and process it only to run the apps for you and the people you share with, as the privacy policy describes. You're responsible for what you share and with whom.
Using it fairly
- Don't use VajraOS to break the law, harm others, or store content you have no right to.
- Don't try to reach another household's data, overload the service, or get around its limits.
- We may pause a household that breaks these terms. Pausing deletes nothing; we'll tell the owner why.
AI and transport information
Jotter uses AI to read photos, PDFs and voice notes and to suggest what matters in your day. Commute uses live data from the Land Transport Authority and OneMap. Both can be wrong or late. Check dates, times and amounts before relying on them, especially for anything important.
Plans and payment
VajraOS is free while it's invite-only. If paid plans are introduced, we'll show the price and what's included before you're asked to pay, payment will be handled by Stripe, and you can cancel any time; your data is never deleted because a plan ends.
Ending
You can leave or delete your account at any time from Household → Privacy and data. If we ever stop offering VajraOS, we'll give owners at least 30 days' notice to download their data.
Liability
We work hard to keep VajraOS reliable and secure, but we can't promise it will always be available or error-free. To the extent the law allows, we're not liable for indirect losses, missed buses or appointments, or decisions made on information shown in the apps.
Law
These terms are governed by the laws of Singapore.