Terms of Use

Last updated 27 October 2026

These Terms of Use explain the basic rules for using Interval.

We’ve tried to keep them readable. The short version is: use Interval responsibly, keep control of your account, and don’t use the service to harm other people or interfere with the product.

By creating an account or using Interval, you agree to these terms.

What Interval is

Interval is a planning and note-taking app for organizing the things you need to do and remember.

Features may include tasks, intervals of time, notes, bookmarks, calendar integrations, syncing across devices, offline access, and connections to tools you choose to use.

Interval will continue to evolve, so features may be added, changed, or removed over time.

Your account

You’re responsible for the activity that happens through your account and for keeping your sign-in credentials secure.

Please provide accurate account information and don’t impersonate someone else or create an account on their behalf without permission.

If you believe somebody has gained unauthorized access to your account, you should take reasonable steps to secure it as soon as possible.

Your content stays yours

Anything you create in Interval — including your tasks, notes, plans, bookmarks, and other content — remains yours.

You give Interval the limited permission needed to store, process, sync, display, and otherwise handle that content so the features you choose can work.

This does not transfer ownership of your content to us.

Our handling of personal information — including the limited usage data, never your content, that we collect to improve Interval — is explained separately in our Privacy Policy.

Connected services

Interval may allow you to connect services such as Apple Calendar or tools that use the Model Context Protocol (MCP).

You decide which services to connect and what access to grant them.

Once information is sent to a third-party service you have chosen to connect, that service may handle it according to its own terms and privacy practices. Interval is not responsible for how an independent third-party service operates.

You can remove or revoke supported connections whenever those controls are available.

Using Interval responsibly

Please don’t use Interval to:

• break the law or help someone else do so;
• access another person’s account or data without permission;
• distribute malware or intentionally harmful material;
• interfere with, overload, probe, or disrupt Interval or its infrastructure;
• bypass security measures or access restrictions;
• scrape or systematically extract information from the service in ways we haven’t authorized;
• misuse connected services or integrations to access information you aren’t entitled to use.

In practical terms: don’t use Interval in a way that harms the service or somebody else.

Interval belongs to us

The Interval app, website, brand, interface, software, design, and other materials we create belong to Interval and its licensors where applicable.

Using Interval doesn’t give you ownership of those materials.

You’re welcome to use the product normally. You may not copy, sell, redistribute, or commercially exploit Interval itself except where the law expressly allows it or we give you permission.

Availability

We want Interval to be dependable, but software occasionally breaks.

Syncing may be delayed. A connected service may become unavailable. Internet access may disappear. Devices fail. Features may change.

We don’t guarantee that Interval will always be uninterrupted, error-free, or available on every device indefinitely.

Where practical, we’ll work to fix problems and keep the service reliable.

Back up anything you can’t afford to lose

Interval is designed to store and sync your information, but no digital service should be the only copy of something truly irreplaceable.

If something is critically important, we recommend keeping an appropriate backup.

Changes to Interval

We may update Interval, change how a feature works, introduce new features, or retire existing ones.

We may also stop offering some or all of the service in the future.

If a change would significantly affect your ability to use Interval, we’ll try to provide reasonable notice when practical.

Paid features

If Interval introduces paid plans, subscriptions, or other purchases, the price and billing terms will be shown before you purchase them.

Purchases made through platforms such as Apple’s App Store may also be subject to that platform’s billing, cancellation, and refund rules.

We won’t charge you for something without clearly presenting the purchase first.

Ending your use of Interval

You can stop using Interval whenever you want.

If account deletion is available in the product, you can use it to remove your account. What happens to your personal data after deletion is described in our Privacy Policy.

We may suspend or terminate access if an account seriously violates these terms, creates security risks, harms other users, or interferes with the service.

Where appropriate, we’ll try to resolve an issue before taking that step.

No professional advice

Interval helps you organize information. It does not provide medical, legal, financial, or other professional advice.

Anything you choose to store, plan, or organize in Interval remains your responsibility.

No warranties

We provide Interval on an “as is” and “as available” basis to the extent permitted by law.

We can’t promise that every feature will always work perfectly, that Interval will meet every particular need, or that the service will never contain errors.

Nothing in these terms removes rights that applicable consumer law says cannot be excluded.

Limitation of liability

To the extent permitted by law, Interval and the people involved in operating it will not be responsible for indirect, incidental, special, consequential, or similar losses resulting from your use of — or inability to use — the service.

This may include things such as lost profits, lost opportunities, or loss resulting from relying on information stored in the service.

Where the law does not allow certain liability to be excluded or limited, those legal protections still apply.

Changes to these terms

Interval will change over time, and these terms may occasionally need to change with it.

If we make an important change, we’ll update the date at the top of this page and, where appropriate, let you know before the new terms take effect.

Continuing to use Interval after updated terms take effect means you accept the updated terms.

Governing law

These Terms are governed by the laws of the State of California, while preserving any consumer rights that apply where you live.

Contact the creator

Interval is created and operated by Anabel, an independent developer.

For support, privacy questions or requests about your data: abielievitina@gmail.com.