Terms of use
Version 1.2 · Effective 17 July 2026
The plain version: Cursorly is early software that points at things; it never clicks, types, or acts for you, and you're responsible for what you do. Its suggestions are AI-generated and can be wrong, so don't rely on them for legal, medical, financial, or safety decisions. There are no warranties, our liability is strictly limited, most disputes go to individual arbitration (you can opt out within 30 days), and these terms don't take away any rights your local law says you can't waive. The rest of this page is the careful version.
1. Who provides Cursorly
Cursorly is operated as an independent software project (the "Operator," "we," "us"). Contact: legal@cursorly.app (legal), privacy@cursorly.app (privacy), security@cursorly.app (security and abuse).
2. Agreeing to these terms
You agree to these terms, and to the Privacy Policy, when you sign in, when you first run the app (where you also confirm you're 13 or older), or by continuing to use Cursorly after being shown them. We keep a record of your acceptance. If you don't agree, don't install or use Cursorly.
3. What Cursorly does
When you press your hotkey and type a goal, Cursorly reads the accessibility (UIA) tree of your active window (and, so it can guide you across your PC, the control names of your other open windows, the taskbar, and the Start menu) and uses an AI model to suggest the next control to click, then moves a second cursor to point at it. It never clicks, types, presses keys, or moves your real cursor. You perform every action on your machine, and you're responsible for everything you do, whether or not it follows a Cursorly suggestion.
4. License
Subject to these terms, you get a personal, non-exclusive, non-transferable, revocable license to install and run the Cursorly desktop app on devices you own or control, for your own use. The app, its code, the hosted services, the brand, and the official builds are proprietary and owned by the Operator. These terms give you no right to copy, modify, decompile, reverse engineer, redistribute, or create derivative works from any part of Cursorly, except to the extent that restriction is prohibited by law.
5. Eligibility and account
You must be at least 13 to use Cursorly. If you're under 18, you need a parent or guardian's permission. Cursorly is not directed to children under 13, and we don't knowingly collect their data. If you sign in, keep your credentials safe and tell us at security@cursorly.app if you think someone else got into your account.
6. Acceptable use
Don't use Cursorly to:
- Touch someone else's device, account, or screen without their knowledge and consent.
- Automate fraud, deception, harassment, surveillance, or breaking another platform's rules.
- Get around licensing, paywalls, authentication, or anti-cheat on software you're not allowed to use.
- Create or act on unlawful, infringing, or harmful content.
- Reverse-engineer or try to pull API keys or secrets out of any official build, or interfere with its security or metering.
- Resell or sublicense access to the hosted service.
7. Pre-release status
Cursorly is pre-release evaluation software. It may be incomplete, unstable, and may stop working at any time. There's no uptime promise, and we may change, suspend, or drop any feature, the hosted service, or the whole product without notice. A remote kill-switch may disable a build for safety, abuse, legal, or operational reasons, and that's not a breach of these terms.
8. AI suggestions can be wrong
Cursorly's suggestions are generated by a probabilistic AI language model. They can be inaccurate, incomplete, out of date, or confidently wrong, and Cursorly can misread the window and point at the wrong control. You must check each suggestion before you act on it. Cursorly's output is not professional advice and is not a substitute for legal, medical, financial, tax, accounting, or safety advice. You're interacting with an AI system; we also surface this in the app.
9. High-risk uses are prohibited
You must not use Cursorly, or rely on it, in any context where an error could cause death, personal injury, or significant property, financial, legal, or environmental harm, including safety-critical, medical, emergency, financial-transaction, legal-filing, or critical-infrastructure uses. Cursorly is a general productivity helper and isn't designed or authorised for those.
10. What leaves your device
In hosted mode your goal and a text summary of your windows (and, only in opt-in vision mode, a screenshot of the active window) go over an encrypted connection to Cursorly's serverless proxy, which forwards them to a model provider via OpenRouter and meters your credits; the proxy doesn't store that content. Separately, when you're signed in, Cursorly saves your task history (the goal text you typed plus metadata, never the window's structure or screenshots) so your History and Usage sync across machines (see the Privacy Policy). With your own provider key, your data goes straight to that provider, not through us. With a local model, nothing leaves your device. A best-effort sensitive-window check blocks a limited list of password managers and well-known banking/login sites and only checks the active window; it's a safeguard, not a guarantee. Vision mode is off by default and opt-in. See the Privacy Policy for the full picture.
11. Paid plans
Paid plans aren't live yet. When they arrive, Stripe handles billing (we never see your card), subscriptions renew automatically until you cancel from the billing portal, and fees already paid for the current period aren't refundable unless the law says otherwise. EU/EEA and UK consumers have a 14-day right of withdrawal, subject to the immediate-supply rules we'll present at checkout. We'll show all plan terms before any charge.
12. Third-party services
Cursorly leans on third parties to work: OpenRouter (hosted-mode model routing), Supabase (sign-in and credit database), Cloudflare (cookieless analytics and DNS), Netlify (hosting), Stripe (future billing), and, in your-own-key mode, your chosen provider. Each has its own terms, and your use of Cursorly is also subject to how they handle your data. The full subprocessor list is in the Privacy Policy.
13. Intellectual property and feedback
The Cursorly name, logo, brand, app, and code are owned by the Operator and aren't licensed for your reuse beyond running the app as described in section 4. Feedback you send isn't confidential, and we may use it to improve the product without owing you anything. AI outputs come from third-party models; we make no claim that they're accurate, original, or owned by you, and you're responsible for how you use them.
14. Warranty disclaimer
Cursorly is provided "as is" and "as available," with all faults. To the fullest extent the law allows, we disclaim all warranties, express or implied, including merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, title, and non-infringement. We don't warrant that it will be uninterrupted, secure, or error-free, or that any suggestion will be safe, correct, or right for your situation. Some places don't allow excluding certain warranties; there, this applies only as far as permitted (see section 18).
15. Limitation of liability
To the fullest extent the law allows, our total liability for any claim arising out of these terms or your use of Cursorly is limited to the greater of (a) what you paid us in the 12 months before the claim and (b) USD 100, and we're not liable for indirect, incidental, special, consequential, exemplary, or punitive damages, or for lost data, profits, revenue, or goodwill. Nothing here limits liability that can't be limited by law, including for gross negligence, recklessness, willful misconduct, fraud, or death or personal injury caused by negligence. For EU/UK/EEA and Australian consumers a fixed money cap may not apply, and the non-waivable rules win (see section 18).
16. Indemnity
You agree to defend and indemnify the Operator against third-party claims, damages, and reasonable costs that come from your misuse of Cursorly, your breach of these terms, or your violation of law, limited to claims caused by your own acts, and never beyond what consumer law permits.
17. Disputes: arbitration, class-action waiver, and jury-trial waiver
Please read this. It affects your rights, including the right to sue in court, to a jury trial, and to join a class action. You can opt out within 30 days. Except for the carve-outs below, you and the Operator agree that any dispute will be resolved by binding individual arbitration administered by the American Arbitration Association under its Consumer Arbitration Rules, governed by the U.S. Federal Arbitration Act. First, contact legal@cursorly.app and try to resolve it informally for 30 days.
Carve-outs: small-claims-court claims and claims to protect intellectual property by injunction stay out of arbitration, as does any right that can't be arbitrated or waived by law. Class-action waiver: claims are brought individually, not as a class or representative proceeding. Jury-trial waiver: for any dispute that proceeds in court, both sides waive a jury trial. Opt out by emailing legal@cursorly.app within 30 days of first accepting these terms; opting out doesn't affect anything else. If you're a consumer outside the U.S., this section applies only as far as your country's mandatory law allows, and your right to your home courts is preserved (section 18).
18. Governing law and your non-waivable rights
These terms are governed by the laws of the State of Texas, United States, excluding its conflict-of-laws rules. For any dispute not in arbitration, the venue is the state or federal courts in Travis County, Texas, and both of us consent to that venue. Nothing in these terms removes any guarantee, warranty, right, or remedy you have under applicable law that can't lawfully be excluded, including EU/EEA and UK consumer and product-liability rules, Australian Consumer Law guarantees, and U.S. state consumer statutes. Where a clause here conflicts with such a right, it applies only as far as permitted and the non-waivable right wins.
19. Termination
Stop using Cursorly any time by uninstalling it and deleting your account. We may suspend or end your access if you break these terms, if keeping it running would create legal, security, or safety risk, or if Cursorly is discontinued. The sections that should outlast the agreement (license restrictions, IP, the disclaimers, liability, indemnity, disputes, governing law, and your non-waivable rights) survive.
20. Changes to these terms
We may update these terms. Material changes get surfaced in the app or emailed to signed-in users before they take effect, and the version above changes. Keep using Cursorly after a change and you accept the new version; if you don't agree, stop using it.
21. Contact
Questions about these terms: legal@cursorly.app.