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Terms of use

The terms for using this website. Terms for the WorkTool app itself will come with its first public release and its license.

Last updated 6 November 2026

This website

You’re welcome to read, link to and share pages on this site. The text, screenshots, interface recreations and the WorkTool name and logo belong to WorkTool’s developer; please don’t present them as your own.

The interactive preview

The preview is a simulation running on sample data in your browser. It doesn’t install software, open real apps or connect to real services, and it may not match the current app in every detail.

The WorkTool app

WorkTool is in alpha and not publicly distributed. No license to use, copy or distribute WorkTool or its source code has been granted yet; until one is published on the license page, all rights are reserved.

Alpha software can contain bugs and can change at any time. When builds are published, they’ll be provided as they are, without warranties beyond what the law requires.

Accuracy

This site describes WorkTool as it works in its current alpha build and is updated as the app changes. Features, platforms and dates aren’t promises until they’re released.

Trademarks

Windows, Microsoft Store, Microsoft Edge and WebView2 are trademarks of the Microsoft group of companies. Other product names mentioned (such as Discord, Notepad++ or SumatraPDF) belong to their owners. WorkTool isn’t affiliated with or endorsed by any of them.

Contact

Questions about these terms: use the contact page.