terms.

unblurt is a free, open-source beta. Use it, enjoy it, and read what it writes before you send it. It comes as is, with no warranty.

These terms apply to the unblurt desktop app and this website. By downloading or using unblurt, you agree to them. How we handle data is covered in the privacy policy.

Using unblurt

• unblurt is free while in beta. If that ever changes, it will be announced in advance and won't apply retroactively.
• You can use it for personal or work writing, on as many of your own computers as you like.
• The source code is published on GitHub. Reusing the code is governed by the license in that repository, if one is present.

Your model provider

unblurt works through opencode and the AI model you connect. Your use of that model is between you and its provider: their terms, usage limits, pricing and content policies apply, and any costs are billed to your account with them.

Your text and what it writes

• Your text stays yours. So does what unblurt writes for you.
• AI models make mistakes. They can get facts, names, numbers and tone wrong. Read the result before you paste or send it. You're responsible for what you send.
• Don't use unblurt to write anything unlawful, harassing or deceptive, or anything that breaks your model provider's rules.

Beta software

unblurt is early software. Features may change, break or be removed, and there is no guaranteed support, though bug reports on GitHub are always welcome.

No warranty

unblurt is provided "as is" and "as available", without warranties of any kind, express or implied, including merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose and non-infringement.

Limitation of liability

To the fullest extent allowed by law, the makers of unblurt are not liable for any indirect, incidental, special or consequential damages, or for any loss of data, revenue or reputation, arising from your use of unblurt or of text it produces.

Changes

These terms may be updated as unblurt grows. The current version will always be on this page, with the date it last changed. If you keep using unblurt after a change, you accept the new terms.

Contact

Open an issue on GitHub or reach out to Viral Sachde on LinkedIn.