We built the honest opposite of predatory software.
Most subscription tools are designed to make leaving hard and surprises easy. We went the other way on purpose. Here's what that actually means — not as slogans, but as things our products really do.
What we do, and why
Every line below maps to a real practice. If we can't point to the thing in the product, it doesn't belong on this page.
We warn before we sell
If a cheaper tier or the free path covers what you need, we tell you.
That's why our help articles say "free is enough" when it's true, and the sale comes last.Cancel is one click
No phone call, no retention maze, no "are you sure" gauntlet.
That's why cancel lives right in your settings and takes a single click.Pause, don't vanish
Leaving shouldn't mean losing your work.
That's why cancelling pauses your account and keeps your data so you can come back.No roach motel
Easy to get in should mean easy to get out.
That's why your data exports clean, in a portable format, any time.No confirm-shaming
We won't guilt-trip you with "No, I hate saving money" buttons.
That's why our opt-outs are plain, neutral, and the same size as the yes.No surprise charges
You should never find a fee you didn't agree to.
That's why we send renewal notices in advance and show metered usage as usage, never buried.No trial traps
A trial shouldn't be a card you forget about until it bills you.
That's why our terms are shown up front and renewals are flagged before they hit.Costs shown before you pay
The price is on the page, not at the end of a funnel.
That's why the price is stated plainly on the page, before any checkout.Your data is yours
We're a subscription, so you're the customer — not the product being sold.
That's why we never sell your data, and exporting it is a feature, not a favor.Why we bother
None of this is charity. We think the dark-pattern playbook — make it hard to leave, easy to overpay — is a short game that treats people like marks. We'd rather build tools you stay with because they're good, and leave freely whenever you want. That's a longer game, and it's the only one worth playing.