Tureasury
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Terms of service
Last reviewed: [not yet decided: the date this text was last checked against the code]. Operated by [not yet decided: who runs this instance] ([not yet decided: where to write about your data]).
What this is
A double-entry bookkeeping application for a household, reporting in Canadian dollars. You keep your own books on it. It is not a bank, it does not move money, and it has no access to any account at any institution -- every figure in it is one you entered or imported.
This deployment does not work out tax returns and does not offer any figure for a return. Nothing here is tax advice.
Nothing here is financial, investment, accounting or legal advice.
Your account
- Keep your password to yourself, and turn on two-factor authentication. There is no password reset link -- nothing here can send an email -- so a lost password is something the operator has to sort out directly, and a lost password with no way to reach the operator may mean a ledger nobody can open.
- Do not use this to hold anybody else's personal information without their knowledge. Inviting somebody into your household shows them the accounts you share with them and nothing else.
- Do not attempt to reach another household's data, and do not attempt to disrupt the service for other people.
Households and shared records
A household's books are shared by its members. A transaction on a joint account is as much the other holder's record as yours, so leaving or deleting your account does not remove it: your membership, your grants and your own uploads go, the books stay, and references to you on the household's records are replaced with a marker. A household nobody else is a member of is erased with you.
Availability and backups
This is offered as it is, with no uptime commitment. Backups are taken and their restore is rehearsed, but no backup arrangement is a guarantee: keep your own copy of anything you cannot afford to lose. Your data can be exported as a zip at any time from Your data.
The operator may close an account or a household that is being used to attack the service or to hold somebody else's information against their will, and will say why where it is safe to.
Liability
The service is provided without warranty of any kind. To the extent the law allows, the operator is not liable for loss arising from its use, including lost records or figures relied on. Nothing here limits any right you have that cannot be limited by agreement, including under consumer protection legislation.
Governing law
These terms are governed by the law of [not yet decided: which province's law governs these terms].
Changes
These terms and the privacy policy are generated from the running deployment's own settings, so they change when the deployment does. The review date at the top is when the wording was last checked against the code.