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Acceptable Use Policy

Last updated September 2026

This policy sets out what Goal-to-Action may and may not be used for. It applies to everyone using the app, and it applies with particular force to the AI-powered features — drafting a goal from a description, suggesting scoring answers, generating an AI perspective on a score, and splitting a task into smaller steps. It forms part of our Terms of Service.

What the AI features may be used for

• Describing a goal of your own in plain language and having it drafted into a structured goal.
• Getting suggested answers to the prioritization questions, which you then review and adjust.
• Getting a second opinion on a computed priority score.
• Breaking one of your tasks into smaller, easier-to-start steps.

Prohibited uses of the AI features

You may not use the AI features — through goal titles, descriptions, task text, or any other input — to generate, solicit, or facilitate:

• Illegal activity of any kind, or planning that furthers it: fraud, theft, trafficking, evasion of law enforcement, unlawful surveillance, or circumvention of sanctions or export controls.
• Violence or harm to people: plans to injure, stalk, harass, threaten, intimidate, or endanger anyone; instructions for weapons, explosives, or other means of causing physical harm.
• Self-harm content: plans, encouragement, or instructions relating to suicide, self-injury, or disordered eating. If you're struggling, please reach out to a local crisis line rather than to this app.
• Child sexual abuse material or the sexual exploitation of minors, in any form. This is reported to authorities without exception.
• Sexual content involving non-consent, or sexual content presented as involving real, identifiable people without their consent.
• Harassment or hate: content demeaning or inciting hostility toward people based on race, ethnicity, national origin, religion, disability, gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, age, or immigration status.
• Deception at scale: disinformation campaigns, astroturfing, fake reviews, impersonation of a real person or organization, phishing, or social-engineering scripts.
• Malicious code or intrusion: malware, ransomware, exploits, credential-stuffing plans, or instructions for gaining unauthorized access to systems or accounts.
• Regulated professional advice presented as authoritative: medical diagnosis or treatment plans, legal advice, financial or investment advice, or psychological treatment. The AI can help you plan steps toward seeing a qualified professional; it is not a substitute for one.
• Other people's personal data: entering someone else's sensitive personal information (health, financial, biometric, government identifiers) into goals or tasks processed by hosted AI.
• Infringement: reproducing copyrighted or trade-secret material you don't have rights to.

Prohibited uses of the service generally

• Reselling, sublicensing, or providing the service to third parties as your own.
• Automated or scripted access designed to exceed your plan's AI allowance, share one account across many users, or otherwise circumvent quota limits.
• Attempting to probe, scan, overload, or disrupt the service or its infrastructure, or to bypass authentication, billing, or rate limiting.
• Extracting the underlying model, system prompts, or scoring implementation for the purpose of building a competing service.
• Any use that violates applicable law in your jurisdiction or ours.

AI output is a draft, not an authority

AI-generated suggestions can be inaccurate, incomplete, or unsuitable for your circumstances. Every AI suggestion in Goal-to-Action is presented as an edit for you to approve — nothing is applied without your action, and the underlying priority score is always computed deterministically, never by the AI. You are responsible for reviewing output before acting on it, and for the consequences of what you choose to do.

How this is enforced

We don't read your goals and tasks — they're stored on your own device, not our servers (see the Privacy Policy). In practice that means enforcement is complaint- and signal-driven rather than proactive monitoring: we may act on reports from users or partners, on abuse signals such as anomalous usage patterns, or where required by law.

Where we do act, we may issue a warning, restrict AI features, suspend, or terminate an account, depending on severity. Content involving child sexual abuse material or credible threats of violence results in immediate termination and, where applicable, a report to the relevant authorities.

Note also that our AI features are delivered through third-party model providers, who apply their own safety filters. A request may be refused by the provider even where we haven't acted on the account.

Reporting abuse

If you believe someone is using Goal-to-Action in violation of this policy, email morrowaiteam@gmail.com with as much detail as you can. We review every report we receive.

Changes to this policy

We may update this policy as the product and the surrounding legal landscape change. The "last updated" date above reflects the current version. Continuing to use the service after an update means you accept it.

Contact

Goal-to-Action is a Morrow AI product. Questions about this policy: morrowaiteam@gmail.com.