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The arrangement, in the state it is actually in.

OneLap is invite-only, charges nothing today, and promises no service level. These terms say that plainly rather than describing a subscription product with tiers and refunds that does not exist. Two things are missing and are marked where they belong.

Last updated 8 November 2026

draft · not yet adopted

This document is written and traced to the product it describes, and the publisher has not yet formally adopted it. It is published in that state on purpose. Treat it as an accurate description of what the software does, and not yet as an executed legal instrument.

On this page
  1. What this covers
  2. What OneLap does
  3. Recommendations, and who decides
  4. Your material, and who owns what
  5. How you may use it
  6. Availability, and what is not promised
  7. Ending it
  8. Changes, and the law this is read under

What this covers

These terms govern use of OneLap: this website, and the workspace product behind a sign-in. By using either, you agree to them. If you use OneLap for an organisation, you confirm you may accept these terms for it.

Provider
T4S Labs
Registered entity
awaiting publisher · registered entity
Access
Invite only. There is no self-service signup.
Price
No fee is charged today.
awaiting publisher

The registered entity behind these terms, and the law they are read under, have not been supplied for publication. Until they are, this document states the arrangement in plain language and is not yet a complete contract. It is published in this state deliberately, so that what is missing is visible rather than filled in with a jurisdiction nobody chose.

What OneLap does

OneLap keeps a workspace’s go-to-market data, the history of each week and the decisions made on it. A member may connect their own agent, such as Claude, ChatGPT or Grok, through OneLap MCP. That agent reads the week, saves reports and proposes decisions; a person accepts or rejects each decision in OneLap, and an accepted one becomes named work.

The agent you connect is yours, used under your own agreement with its provider. OneLap does not run it, choose it or answer for its output, and it cannot accept, send, publish or spend through OneLap.

The product is in early access and under active development. Features may change or be removed, and behaviour on any given week may differ from the week before.

Recommendations, and who decides

Your agent proposes. You decide. Every finding is a reading of the data you connected, and every proposed decision waits for you to accept, change, or reject it.

Nothing OneLap produces is professional advice of any kind, including financial, legal, accounting, or tax advice. You remain responsible for the commercial decisions you take and for checking a recommendation before acting on it.

OneLap marks the readings it does not have instead of estimating them. That marking is a feature and you should treat it as information: a lap that says a source was not measured is telling you the recommendation was made without it.

Your material, and who owns what

  • Your data stays yours. The material you import, the record OneLap builds from it, and the decisions you make remain yours. Using OneLap grants no ownership of them.
  • The durable record is written to a repository you control, in plain files you can read without this product. If you stop using OneLap, you keep it.
  • OneLap uses your material to run your workspace and for nothing else. It is not used to train a model, it is not pooled with another client’s data, and it is not sold or shared for marketing.
  • OneLap owns OneLap. The product, its interface, and its own materials stay with the provider.

How you may use it

An invite is for you and for the workspace it was issued to. While using OneLap, do not:

  • share your sign-in link or session with someone else, or let an uninvited person use it;
  • try to reach a workspace, a member, or data you were not given access to, or probe for whether one exists;
  • import material you do not have the right to import, including personal data you have no lawful basis to process;
  • attempt to break, overload, or work around the product’s security or rate boundaries, or use it to build a competing service;
  • use it for anything unlawful.

If you find a security problem, report it rather than exploiting it. See how OneLap handles data for what to do.

Availability, and what is not promised

OneLap is provided as it is, without warranty of any kind. There is no service level, no uptime commitment, and no guarantee that a lap runs on a given week, that a reading is complete, or that a recommendation is correct.

Uptime commitment
none offered
Support response time
none offered
Certification
none held
Backup and restore guarantee
not verified

Keep your own copy of anything you cannot afford to lose. The canon repository is designed so that you already have one.

To the extent the law allows, the provider is not liable for indirect or consequential loss, for lost profit or revenue, or for a decision taken on the strength of a recommendation. Nothing here limits liability that cannot lawfully be limited.

Ending it

You may stop using OneLap at any time and ask for your workspace to be closed. Closing a workspace runs a purge of its content, followed by a completion receipt from each processor. Privacy describes the current state of that machinery accurately, including the parts that are not automated.

The provider may suspend or end access if these terms are broken, if access is being used in a way that puts another workspace at risk, or if early access ends. Where it is reasonable to do so, you get notice and a chance to take your record with you. Your canon repository stays yours either way.

Changes, and the law this is read under

These terms change with the product. The date at the top moves when they do. If a change materially reduces what you get, members are told before it takes effect.

Governing law
awaiting publisher · governing law
Contact
awaiting publisher · contact address

Until a contact address is published, the working route to a person is the form on the home page, and a member should ask their operator directly.