Atlas Desktop terms of use
Version: draft dated 19 September 2026
1. Who provides Atlas
Atlas Desktop is provided by [LEGAL ENTITY NAME] of [REGISTERED ADDRESS]. Questions about these terms can be sent to [SUPPORT EMAIL OR SUPPORT URL]. These placeholders must be completed and this draft must be approved before any public release.
2. What Atlas does
Atlas Desktop is a Chromium-based desktop application with tools intended to help a person organise and prepare job-application work. It may connect to services, websites, and features that you choose to use. You are responsible for reviewing information and actions before you use or submit them.
3. Your choices and data
The installer does not read, copy, migrate, or delete browser profile data. The privacy notice is [PRIVACY NOTICE URL]. This draft does not describe data practices in place of that notice.
4. Updates and changes
We will explain material changes to these terms before they take effect where required. If you do not agree to a material change, you may stop using Atlas and uninstall it. This does not affect rights that you have under applicable law.
5. Your rights
Nothing in these terms excludes or limits rights that cannot legally be excluded or limited. In particular, for consumers, nothing in these terms reduces statutory rights relating to digital content or services.
6. Ending use
You may stop using Atlas and remove it from your device at any time. Uninstalling Atlas does not automatically delete browser profile data; the product documentation will explain how to remove that profile if you choose.
7. Problems and contact
If Atlas does not work as described, contact us at [SUPPORT EMAIL OR SUPPORT URL] so we can investigate and explain available support or remedies. This section does not limit your legal rights.
8. Governing law and disputes
[GOVERNING LAW AND DISPUTE PROCESS TO BE CONFIRMED BY LEGAL REVIEW.]
9. About this draft
This is a product-review draft, not legal advice and not an approved public set of terms. Do not distribute this draft as final terms. A legal and product owner must replace placeholders and approve the final version before release.