CURFEW USER TERMS#

⚠ This is a SEPARATE AGREEMENT between Curfew and you as an individual. The organization that set up Curfew and invited you has its own, different agreement with us - the Curfew Customer Terms, together with Schedules A to D. That agreement is between Curfew and your organization. This one is between Curfew and you. It is published as Schedule E of the Customer Terms so that an organization can read exactly what its people are asked to agree to, and so that you can read the whole picture in one place. It is not one of the documents listed in Section 0.1 of the Customer Terms, it forms no part of the agreement with your organization, and it creates no obligation for your organization. Nothing in it makes you responsible for your organization's bill. You accept these User Terms for yourself, on their own - never by accepting the Customer Terms, and your organization never accepts them on your behalf.

The short version#

Someone at your organization set up Curfew and invited you. They own the account, and they control what happens to everything you put in it. These terms cover you as a user. They don't cost you anything and they don't make you responsible for your organization's bill.

1. Who's who#

Your organization is the customer. It has a separate agreement with us — the Curfew Customer Terms — that governs the service itself. You are not a party to that agreement, and you are not agreeing to it here.

These User Terms cover your personal use of Curfew. You accept them when you accept your invitation or use the Services.

If you also have authority to enter agreements for your organization, that's a separate matter handled through the Customer Terms.

2. Your organization controls the account#

This is the most important thing in this document.

Your organization decides:

• Whether you have access, and when it ends
• Which apps and permissions you get
• What data goes into Curfew and what it's used for
• How long anything is kept

Administrators at your organization can see, export, change, and permanently delete anything in the account — including things you created, files you uploaded, and messages you sent. That includes content you might think of as private. We act on your organization's instructions and we don't second-guess them.

If you have a question about your data — access, correction, deletion — ask your organization, not us. They decide, and we'll refer your request to them. Our Privacy Policy explains how this works.

We're not responsible for how your organization uses Curfew or what it does with your information.

3. Signing in#

Curfew doesn't use passwords. You sign in with a single-use link sent to your email and, if two-step sign-in is turned on for you, a second step: a code from an authenticator app, an unused recovery code or, where available, a code sent by text.

Keep your email account secure, along with any devices and recovery codes you use for two-step sign-in. Tell your organization promptly if you think someone else has access.

Don't share your access with anyone else. Your seat is for you.

Sign-in codes by text. If you enable text messages for two-step sign-in, Curfew Suite will send codes to verify your mobile number and when you request a sign-in code. Message frequency varies with your requests. Message and data rates may apply. Reply STOP to stop text messages or HELP for help. You can also contact support@curfewsuite.com. Stopping texts does not turn off two-step sign-in; you will need another available sign-in method, such as a configured authenticator app or an unused recovery code. Carriers are not liable for delayed or undelivered messages. See our Privacy Policy for information about how we use your mobile number.

4. What you agree not to do#

Follow the Acceptable Use Policy at www.curfewsuite.com/terms (Schedule B). In particular, don't:

• Use Curfew to do anything illegal, or to harass, defraud, or harm anyone
• Upload malware, or content you don't have the right to upload
• Try to get around security controls, permissions, rate limits, or usage limits
• Access data or accounts that aren't yours
• Reverse engineer, decompile, scrape, or copy how Curfew works
• Use Curfew to build or improve a competing product
• Share your seat, or use a shared login to avoid per-user charges

If you break these rules we can suspend or remove your access, and we'll usually tell your organization.

5. AI features#

Curfew includes AI features, including Alfred and the Composer.

AI output can be wrong. It may be inaccurate, out of date, or made up entirely. Check it before you rely on it, send it, or act on it. Don't treat it as legal, financial, tax, medical, or HR advice.

When you direct an agent to do something, you're doing it on your organization's behalf, and your organization is responsible for it. Some actions can't be undone — sent messages, deleted records, changes in connected systems. Read what an agent proposes before you confirm it.

Don't try to defeat safety filters or usage limits, including by prompt injection. Don't present AI output as human-written where that would mislead someone.

6. Your organization's data isn't yours to take#

Content in the account belongs to your organization, not to you. When your access ends, you don't have a right to keep, copy, or take a copy of it with you. If you need something, ask your organization.

7. What we don't promise#

Curfew is provided "as is." We don't promise it will be uninterrupted, error-free, or secure, that any defect will be fixed, or that AI output will be accurate or suitable for anything.

We provide the Services to your organization, not to you. We have no obligation to you to keep the Services available, to preserve your content, or to restore access.

Your organization may have made commitments to you about Curfew. Those are your organization's commitments, not ours.

8. Limits on what we owe you#

To the fullest extent the law allows, we are not liable to you for indirect, incidental, special, consequential, or punitive damages, or for lost profits, lost data, or business interruption.

Our total liability to you for anything relating to these User Terms or the Services will not exceed USD $100.

These limits don't apply to anything that can't be limited under applicable law.

9. Ending your access#

Your organization can end your access at any time, for any reason. So can we, if you break these terms or the Acceptable Use Policy, or if we need to protect the Services or other people.

Sections 2, 6, 7, 8, 10, and 11 continue to apply after your access ends.

10. Disputes#

Please read this section. It affects how disputes between you and Curfew are handled.

Delaware law governs these User Terms.

Any claim you have against us must be brought in the state or federal courts of Delaware, in New Castle County. You agree those courts have jurisdiction over you and won't argue that another location would be more convenient.

Before filing anything, email support@curfewsuite.com describing your claim and what you want. We'll try to resolve it with you over the following 60 days. Neither of us files before that period ends.

YOU AND CURFEW EACH AGREE TO BRING CLAIMS ONLY INDIVIDUALLY. You agree not to bring, join, or take part in a class action, collective action, or representative action against us, and not to have your claims combined with anyone else's. You understand you are giving up the right to take part in a class action against Curfew.

YOU AND CURFEW EACH GIVE UP THE RIGHT TO A JURY TRIAL.

Any claim must be filed within one year of when it arises, or it's barred.

If the class action paragraph is unenforceable, the rest of this section still applies.

11. Other terms#

These terms don't make you responsible for your organization's fees. Nothing here creates a payment obligation for you.

If these terms conflict with the Customer Terms, the Customer Terms govern the service and these User Terms govern you personally. Nothing here gives you rights under the Customer Terms.

We may update these User Terms. We'll post the new version and, for material changes, show you a notice before they take effect. Continuing to use Curfew after that means you accept them.

If part of these terms is unenforceable, the rest still applies.

12. Contact#

Curfew Labs Inc., 2549 Irving St., PMB 1121, San Francisco, CA 94122 support@curfewsuite.com