Terms of Use
Scoplio Inbox helps you capture information, schedule reminders, organize context, and retrieve it later with Lio. These terms describe the practical limits of those features and the choices that remain yours when you use them.
Your responsibility
Review important dates, recurrence, extracted details, and AI-generated answers when accuracy matters. Scoplio is designed to reduce the work of organizing, but a convenient interpretation should not replace your judgment for information where a wrong date, amount, person, or instruction could matter.
AI limitations
Lio can misunderstand language or context. Scoplio includes safeguards, but AI output is not guaranteed to be error-free. When Lio is unsure about a material detail it may ask for clarification, preserve the uncertainty, or leave an optional field unset rather than inventing a value.
Reminders and availability
Reminder delivery can depend on network connectivity, device permissions, operating-system behavior, and push infrastructure. Keep device notifications enabled if you rely on reminder alerts, and review the schedule shown on the saved item when timing is important.
Plans and Early Access
Plans can have usage allowances. Early Access rewards may temporarily grant higher access without a paid store purchase. A free Early Access grant is not the same thing as an active store subscription, and paid subscription management remains tied to the store or billing path used for the purchase.
Your content
You keep responsibility for the information you add to Scoplio. Scoplio needs permission to store and process that content only as necessary to provide the features you choose, such as capture, search, reminders, synchronization, attachments, and Lio AI when enabled.
Using the service
Do not use Scoplio to interfere with the service, bypass access controls, or misuse other people’s accounts or data. Features can evolve as Scoplio improves, but saved-content and account controls should remain understandable inside the product.