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BreezeType Terms & Conditions

These Terms describe the rules for using the BreezeType website, desktop app, self-serve plans, sharing features, and optional cloud-connected workflows.

Applies to: The BreezeType website, desktop app, self-serve subscriptions, public sharing features, and related support workflows.

Last updated

April 23, 2026

Default posture

Local-first desktop product, cloud by choice

Enterprise note

Signed order forms, DPAs, or enterprise terms control over these public terms if they conflict.

1. Scope and acceptance

These Terms & Conditions govern your use of the BreezeType website, desktop application, accounts, public sharing tools, and related services that BreezeType makes available on a self-serve basis.

By accessing or using BreezeType, you agree to these Terms and to the BreezeType Privacy Policy. If you are using BreezeType on behalf of a company, team, or other organization, you confirm that you have authority to bind that organization and that the words "you" and "your" include that organization.

If you signed a separate order form, enterprise agreement, DPA, or other written contract with BreezeType, that separate agreement controls to the extent it conflicts with these public Terms.

2. Eligibility and accounts

You must provide accurate account information, keep your login credentials secure, and promptly update your account if your contact or billing information changes.

You are responsible for activity that happens through your account, workspace, API token, public share link, or connected integrations unless you promptly report unauthorized use.

If your organization provisions, pays for, or administers your account, that organization may control the workspace, its members, and the content or settings associated with that workspace.

  • Do not share credentials or tokens with unauthorized people.
  • Use BreezeType only in jurisdictions and contexts where your use is lawful.
  • Do not use self-serve plans for regulated data if a separate written agreement is required first.

3. What BreezeType provides

BreezeType is a local-first desktop workflow product. Depending on your plan, device, and enabled settings, BreezeType may provide dictation, meeting recording, transcripts, notes, tasks, searchable history, public or user-to-user sharing, optional cloud sync or backup, and connected access to selected workspace content.

Some features rely on operating-system permissions, device capabilities, third-party providers, or paid tiers. BreezeType may add, remove, or change features over time, including to improve security, reliability, or compliance.

4. Plans, billing, cancellation, and refunds

BreezeType may offer free, paid, and enterprise tiers. Pricing, renewal cadence, included features, and seat structure are described at checkout, on the pricing page, or in the applicable order form.

If you buy BreezeType directly from BreezeType, you authorize recurring charges for the plan and interval presented at checkout until you cancel. Taxes may apply unless a valid exemption is provided.

If you buy through the Apple App Store or another marketplace, that storefront controls billing, subscription management, and refund processing for that purchase. You should manage those subscriptions and request any refund through the storefront that billed you.

If BreezeType changes pricing for a direct subscription, BreezeType will provide advance notice before the new price applies to your next renewal where required by law or reasonably practicable.

Unless the law requires otherwise or BreezeType agrees otherwise in writing, cancellations stop future renewals and take effect at the end of the current paid period. Fees already paid are generally non-refundable.

  • Direct-billed users should cancel through the account surface or by contacting support.
  • App Store-billed users should cancel through Apple.
  • Downgrading or canceling may reduce feature access immediately or at the end of the paid period, and may affect access to synced or shared content depending on the plan and workspace settings.

5. Device permissions and local workflow controls

BreezeType may request permissions such as microphone access, accessibility access, screen or system-audio permissions, input monitoring, or similar system capabilities so the product can capture audio, insert text, or support meeting workflows.

You are responsible for granting only the permissions you intend to allow, and for complying with your employer, customer, or device-management policies when enabling those permissions.

6. Your content and BreezeType's limited license

As between you and BreezeType, you retain ownership of recordings, transcripts, notes, files, prompts, summaries, tasks, and other content you submit to or create with BreezeType.

You grant BreezeType a limited license to host, store, process, transmit, format, summarize, display, export, and share that content only as needed to operate the features you enable, secure the service, respond to support requests, and enforce these Terms.

If you create a public share link or invite another user into a shared workflow, you are directing BreezeType to make the selected content available to those recipients. You are responsible for deciding what is shared and with whom.

8. Optional cloud features, sync, backup, and integrations

Core BreezeType workflows are designed to support local-first operation, but some features are optional and cloud-connected. If you enable account sync, cloud backup, public sharing, team sharing, or similar features, selected content may be uploaded to BreezeType servers or storage providers so the feature can work.

BreezeType may also use service providers for sync, backup, billing, authentication, analytics, support, or file distribution. Those providers operate under their own terms and privacy notices.

You are responsible for reviewing the providers you connect, configuring them appropriately, and deciding what content is sent through those services.

9. Sharing, connected tools, and downstream use

Some BreezeType plans and builds include exports, share links, workspace access, or integrations that move selected BreezeType content into another tool. If you enable those features, you are authorizing that access for the selected content.

You are responsible for the instructions, exports, share recipients, integration settings, and downstream actions taken by tools or people you authorize.

BreezeType is not responsible for third-party tools, including content they generate, actions they take, or how they use the data you choose to send to them.

  • Use least-privilege credentials and only connect trusted tools.
  • Review summaries, tasks, or decisions before relying on them.
  • Disable or rotate tokens immediately if you suspect misuse.

10. Acceptable use restrictions

You may not use BreezeType to violate privacy, intellectual-property, employment, export-control, sanctions, security, or anti-fraud laws. You also may not use BreezeType to transmit malware, interfere with the service, scrape the service at abusive levels, resell the service without authorization, or test the service in a way that creates unnecessary risk for BreezeType or others.

Unless BreezeType expressly permits it, you may not use the self-serve service to process regulated health, payment-card, or similar highly sensitive data where a separate enterprise agreement, DPA, or BAA is required first.

11. AI-assisted output and human review

Transcripts, summaries, speaker labels, action items, generated tasks, and other AI-assisted output can be incomplete, inaccurate, delayed, or misleading. They are drafts, not guaranteed official records.

You should review BreezeType output before sharing it externally, taking action on it, or using it for legal, medical, financial, employment, compliance, or other high-stakes decisions.

12. Team workspaces and admin control

If you use BreezeType through a team or organization, workspace owners or admins may be able to manage seats, review workspace-level settings, control sharing, define retention rules, export workspace content, or remove your access.

If an account is created with a work email, under a company domain, or under an enterprise rollout, BreezeType may treat that account and the related workspace content as controlled by the relevant organization, subject to the applicable agreement and law.

13. Suspension and termination

BreezeType may suspend or terminate access if needed to address misuse, legal risk, security concerns, nonpayment, repeated infringement claims, or material violations of these Terms.

You may stop using BreezeType at any time. After termination or account closure, BreezeType may retain limited information as needed for legal compliance, security, billing reconciliation, backup rotation, fraud prevention, and dispute resolution.

14. Warranty disclaimer

To the maximum extent permitted by law, BreezeType is provided "as is" and "as available." BreezeType disclaims all implied warranties, including implied warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, title, and non-infringement.

BreezeType does not promise uninterrupted availability, perfect accuracy, compatibility with every device or provider, or that the service will always be error-free or secure against every threat.

15. Limitation of liability

To the maximum extent permitted by law, BreezeType and its suppliers, licensors, and service providers will not be liable for indirect, incidental, special, consequential, exemplary, or punitive damages, or for lost profits, lost data, lost business, or loss of goodwill.

To the maximum extent permitted by law, BreezeType's total liability arising out of or relating to the service or these Terms will not exceed the greater of (a) the amount you paid BreezeType for the service in the 12 months before the event giving rise to the claim or (b) $100.

16. Changes to these Terms and how to contact BreezeType

BreezeType may update these Terms as the product, law, or service model evolves. When a change is material, BreezeType will post the updated Terms, revise the last-updated date, and may provide additional notice through the website, app, or account email.

If you continue using BreezeType after the updated Terms take effect, you agree to the revised Terms. If you do not agree, stop using BreezeType and cancel any direct subscription before the next renewal.

Questions about these Terms can be sent to support@breezetype.com.

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