Oracle — Terms of Service
Effective date: 3 November 2026
1. About Oracle and these Terms
Oracle is the trading name used for this goal-oriented journaling service ("Oracle", "we", "us" and "our"). Oracle is operated by a UK sole trader. Support: contact@postonomy.net.
These Terms govern your access to and use of Oracle at https://oracle-pi-beryl.vercel.app/, including your account, journals, plans, AI features and paid subscriptions (the "Service"). Our Privacy Policy, Subscription & Refund Policy and Cookie Policy explain related matters and should be read alongside these Terms.
By creating an account or otherwise indicating agreement through Oracle's registration flow, you agree to these Terms. Starting a paid subscription also requires acceptance of the pricing and renewal information presented before you confirm payment. If you do not agree, please do not create an account or use the Service.
Nothing in these Terms limits rights that applicable consumer law does not allow us to limit.
2. What Oracle offers
Oracle helps you organise a personal objective, record what you have done, maintain a roadmap and journal, and review your progress over time. Depending on your subscription and available features, Oracle may analyse entries, identify patterns, suggest milestones or next actions, and prepare periodic AI-generated reflections and reviews.
Oracle provides information and personal organisation tools, not outcomes. A suggestion is not an instruction, a verified finding or a promise that you will achieve a goal. You decide whether to accept, change or act on it. Descriptions of available features, quotas and the current subscription price are presented in the Service.
Features may change or become temporarily unavailable, but we remain responsible for meeting our legal obligations and respecting your consumer rights.
3. Who may use Oracle
Oracle is intended for individuals aged 18 or over. By registering, you confirm that you meet this requirement and can enter into this agreement.
You must provide accurate account and billing information where needed, safeguard your access credentials and tell us promptly if you believe someone else has gained access to your account. Do not attempt to access another person's journal or account.
Oracle may support password-based email access and, if released, a third-party sign-in provider such as Google. Using a third-party sign-in method does not transfer ownership of your journal content to that provider. The availability of sign-in methods may change.
4. Your writing, goals and other content
You retain the rights you hold in the journal entries, goals, plans, notes, corrections and other materials you submit ("Your Content"). We do not claim ownership of Your Content.
You give Oracle a limited, non-exclusive licence to store, back up, reproduce, process, transmit and display Your Content only as reasonably needed to operate and secure the Service, provide features you request (including sending relevant content to contracted AI providers), let you view and export your information, provide support you request and comply with law. This licence ends when the relevant information is deleted, except for limited retention permitted or required by law and described in our Privacy Policy.
We do not obtain permission to publish your private journal publicly, sell its contents to advertisers or use it for unrelated promotional purposes by virtue of this licence. Your Content is treated under the Privacy Policy.
You are responsible for material you choose to submit and should avoid including another person's confidential information unless you have a lawful reason to do so. Do not submit content you do not have a right to use or which you intend the Service to use unlawfully.
5. AI-generated material and important limitations
Oracle uses artificial intelligence, including third-party AI services, to produce suggestions, summaries, observations, plans and reviews ("AI Outputs"). AI Outputs can be wrong, incomplete, inconsistent, misleading or based on mistaken interpretations. They may describe possibilities rather than established facts. Read them critically and correct them where the Service permits.
Oracle is not a healthcare provider, therapist, medical device, licensed financial adviser, solicitor or emergency-response service. It does not diagnose or treat physical or mental health conditions and does not provide personalised medical, psychological, legal, tax or investment advice. Do not rely on it as a substitute for qualified professionals when making important decisions.
Oracle does not monitor you for emergencies or guarantee a response to signs of distress in a journal entry. If you or another person is in immediate danger, contact local emergency services or appropriate urgent help; do not wait for Oracle.
You remain responsible for decisions and actions you take in response to AI Outputs. This does not exclude any liability or statutory obligation that the law does not allow us to exclude.
The handling of journal content by AI providers is explained in the Privacy Policy. Do not assume your entries are end-to-end encrypted or that providers operate under a Zero Data Retention arrangement unless we have expressly and accurately stated this in the Privacy Policy.
6. Free trial and Oracle Plus
Oracle Plus is currently offered through our website as a USD $5.99 monthly subscription with a seven-day free trial for eligible first-time subscribers:
- Today: $0 subscription charge when an eligible seven-day trial starts. Stripe asks for a payment method before the trial begins.
- After seven days: unless you cancel before the trial ends, the subscription automatically becomes a paid plan and Stripe attempts to charge USD $5.99 for the first monthly period.
- After that: the plan automatically renews monthly at the then-applicable disclosed price unless canceled.
The exact trial end and next payment date are shown during Checkout or in subscription management. Taxes or payment-provider currency conversions, if applicable, should be disclosed before you commit.
A free trial is not guaranteed to every account. We may restrict repeat trials, but we will show the applicable price and whether a trial applies before you confirm Checkout. No new charge should be created merely by viewing the Checkout page.
Paid AI features have reasonable usage allowances displayed or described in the Service. Oracle Plus is not an unlimited-usage promise. Abuse or security restrictions may apply, subject to applicable consumer protections.
7. Payment, cancellation and refunds
Web subscription payments are processed through Stripe, not through Oracle's own collection of full card details. You authorise the recurring payments described at Checkout when you confirm your subscription.
You can cancel an Oracle web subscription using the subscription management route in Settings, which opens the Stripe Customer Portal. If you cannot reach it, contact contact@postonomy.net. Cancellation stops future renewals once processed; access normally continues until the end date shown in the portal (the free-trial end or the current paid period). Follow the cancellation confirmation rather than assuming that signing out, not using Oracle or closing your browser has canceled billing.
Refund eligibility, billing errors, statutory cancellation rights, and how to make a request are described in our Subscription & Refund Policy. Nothing in this section removes statutory cancellation, refund or digital-service rights.
We will provide legally required pre-contract and post-contract information, including payment terms and confirmations in a form you can keep.
If we need to change a paid subscription's price or other material terms, we will give notice and obtain any consent required by applicable law before the new terms apply. You can cancel in accordance with your rights.
8. What happens when paid access ends
When your trial or paid subscription ends, access to paid AI generation and other subscription-only features may end. Your existing account and journal history are not automatically erased simply because you cancel a subscription. Subject to the Service's available functions and our retention practices, you may still be able to view or export information associated with your account.
Account deletion and subscription cancellation are distinct requests. If you want your account deleted, use the supported account-deletion process or contact us; see the Privacy Policy.
9. Acceptable use
Use Oracle lawfully and respect other users, our systems and third parties. In particular, do not:
- Try to access accounts, entries, data or systems without authorisation.
- Interfere with security, billing, rate limits, integrity controls or normal operation.
- Use automated traffic to overload the Service or deliberately bypass usage allowances.
- Submit material in violation of another person's privacy, intellectual property or other legal rights.
- Use the Service to facilitate unlawful conduct.
We may restrict use where reasonably necessary for security, suspected misuse or legal compliance, taking account of fairness and applicable consumer rights. When practical, we will explain significant restrictions and how to contact us about a mistake.
10. Availability, changes and support
We aim to provide a reliable Service, but AI processing, third-party infrastructure and network connectivity can fail or take time. We do not promise that every response will arrive within a particular number of seconds or that every result will always be available. If something fails, keep a copy of material important to you and use the available export function where appropriate.
We may improve, fix, change or discontinue features for valid operational reasons, including security and legal compliance. We will not use this clause to remove contractual rights or make unfair changes to a subscription without the notice or remedies required by law.
Support and billing contact: contact@postonomy.net. We do not promise a particular response time unless specifically agreed.
11. Privacy, security and third-party services
Our Privacy Policy explains how data is processed and protected, including the handling of journal information by OpenAI, Supabase, Vercel and other relevant providers. Our Cookie Policy explains the cookies and browser storage used to keep sessions and settings working.
When you use Stripe Checkout or another outside service, that provider also applies its own terms and privacy practices to the parts it operates. We remain responsible for our own obligations under these Terms and applicable law.
12. Intellectual property in Oracle
Except for Your Content and any rights held by third parties, the Oracle application, interface, original branding, software and associated materials belong to Oracle or its licensors. We give you a personal, non-exclusive, non-transferable right to use the Service for its intended purposes while these Terms apply. You may not copy, resell or redistribute Oracle's software or branding without permission, except where the law allows.
13. Consumer rights, responsibility and liability
Nothing in these Terms excludes or limits liability for fraud, fraudulent misrepresentation, death or personal injury caused by negligence, or any other responsibility that cannot lawfully be excluded or limited. Nothing affects mandatory rights under the Consumer Rights Act 2015, the Consumer Contracts Regulations 2013, or other consumer protections applying to you.
To the extent permitted by law, we are not responsible for losses caused solely by information you knowingly provide incorrectly, use contrary to these Terms, or decisions taken without appropriately checking AI-generated suggestions. We are not responsible for losses that were not reasonably foreseeable when you entered into these Terms or that arise from events beyond our reasonable control, except where we remain legally responsible.
Oracle is offered primarily for personal use. If you use it for business purposes without a separate business agreement, we do not accept responsibility for business losses, lost profits or business opportunities to the extent the law permits. These provisions do not remove legal remedies for defective digital services or inadequate care and skill.
14. Ending your use; account deletion
You may stop using Oracle or cancel your subscription at any time. You can request account deletion separately as explained in our Privacy Policy. We may suspend or terminate an account where reasonably necessary for serious breaches, security threats or legal obligations, subject to required notice, refunds and consumer rights.
Ending access does not automatically erase billing or other records we are legally required to keep. Your statutory data-protection rights remain available. The clauses that logically need to continue after closure, such as intellectual-property rights and dispute handling, continue only to the extent permitted by law.
15. Changes to these Terms
We may update these Terms to reflect changes to law, security requirements or the Service. We will show the updated effective date and provide additional notice, and seek agreement, when required for a material change. We will not treat mere inactivity as accepting a change where the law requires affirmative consent.
16. Law, complaints and contact
These Terms are governed by the law of England and Wales, except that consumers outside England and Wales retain mandatory protections provided by the law of their habitual residence where applicable. You may bring proceedings in a court that has jurisdiction under applicable consumer law. We do not impose mandatory private arbitration.
Please contact contact@postonomy.net first if you experience a billing or service issue, so we can investigate. This does not prevent you from using statutory dispute-resolution routes or taking legal action.
Operator: Oracle (trading name of a UK sole trader).