Terms of Service

Sebhat, Inc. ("the company") runs Quorax ("the platform"), a workspace for planning and running a change-effort.

1. What this is, and what it is not

The platform is a place to build a plan, keep it, and work on it over time. It helps you break an intent into steps, find funding routes, read about legal pathways, and record what happens.

It is not a fiscal sponsor. It is not a grantmaker. It is not a law firm. It is not a bank, and it does not hold your money.

2. Your account

You need an account to keep your work. Identity is handled by Auth0. The platform stores the identifier Auth0 gives it, your email address, and your name if you give one. It never stores your password.

Keep your sign-in details to yourself. Tell us if someone else gets into your account.

3. Age

The platform is for people aged 13 and over. You confirm this when you accept these terms at your first sign-in, and again whenever the terms change. Do not create an account for anyone younger.

4. What you write stays yours

Your plan, your steps, your notes, your uploaded files, and everything else you put in your workspace belong to you. The platform stores and processes them to run the product for you, and for nothing else. It does not sell them, and it does not train a model on them.

You can ask for a copy of everything at any time, and you can ask for it all to be deleted (clause 11).

5. What the AI does, and what it does not

The AI drafts. You decide.

Every change the AI suggests arrives as a proposal against your workspace. You accept it, edit it, or reject it. Nothing the AI produces changes your plan on its own.

The AI can be wrong. Read what it gives you before you act on it, the same way you would read a draft from anyone else.

6. Legal information, not legal advice

The legal section describes pathways other ventures take. It says what a thing is, what it involves, and roughly in what order. It does not tell you what to do about your situation, and it is built so that it cannot: there is no field in it for a recommendation.

Where a question belongs to a lawyer, the platform says so and stops. A lawyer licensed in your state is the only person who can tell you what applies to you.

7. Funding information

Grants, deadlines and funders come from a live search at the moment you ask. The platform shows what the search returned and says so when it returns nothing. It does not invent a grant, a funder, or a date.

A deadline can change after a search. Check the funder's own page before you rely on one.

8. Donations

If your venture takes donations through the platform, the money goes to your own Stripe account. You connect that account yourself. Each gift is charged directly on it, so your venture is the merchant of record and your Stripe sends the payment receipt. The platform takes no cut of a gift.

Stripe holds the card details. The platform never sees them.

A giving page goes live only after four things are true: you have applied, the application is approved, the venture is verified, and you have switched the page on. Short of that, the page says the venture is not taking gifts yet.

What you say on a giving page is yours and is your responsibility. Keep it accurate.

9. What the platform will not help with

Three boundaries hold on every AI path:

• A message about harming yourself gets a crisis line, not a plan. The model is not called.
• A request for help with hate or extremism is refused.
• A request to invent a funding fact or a legal fact goes to the paths that refuse to invent them.

10. Availability

The platform comes as it is. There is no uptime promise. Features can change or stop. Work may be interrupted. Keep your own copy of anything you cannot afford to lose (clause 11 tells you how to get one).

11. Ending your account, and getting your data

Download a copy of everything that is yours, any time, from Settings → Security: your account record, every venture with its whole tree, your giving pages and their gifts, your notifications, and every other record that carries your id.

Ask for deletion from the same page, and it is all deleted, including the analytics rows that carry your id. Deletion is carried out by the operator, with a confirmation step and a written record of the request; you keep access until it is done and can cancel before then.

12. Fees

The platform is a paid subscription: one plan, billed monthly or yearly at the price shown on the billing page when you subscribe. Prices are in US dollars.

The trial. A new subscription starts with a fourteen-day trial. A card is required to start it. If you cancel before the trial ends, you are not charged. If you do not, the first charge is made when the trial ends.

Renewal. The subscription renews at the end of each billing period, monthly or yearly as you chose, until you cancel.

Cancelling. You cancel from the billing portal, reached from the billing page. A cancellation takes effect at the end of the current period; you keep access until then. There is no refund for the unused part of a period.

The one refund. If you ask within seven days of your first charge, that charge is refunded in full. Ask at admin@sebhat.org.

A failed charge. If a renewal charge fails, you keep access for seven days while the card is retried, and the billing page states the date. After that the workspace is read-only until the charge succeeds: your plan stays yours to read and export, and nothing you built is deleted.

Price changes. A price change is announced by email before it applies to a renewal.

Stripe processes the payment; the platform does not hold your card number.

13. Acceptable use

Do not use the platform to break the law, to hurt somebody, to get into an account that is not yours, or to pull the service apart at scale. The platform can close an account that does.

14. Changes to these terms

The platform can change these terms. A change is posted here with a new date. A change that matters to you is announced by email.