Beta terms
Domlings beta · updated 6 November 2026
- What this is. Domlings is an early test version, offered for free to a few households by Aliaksandr Zanouski. Its point is to learn what works. Things will change, break and sometimes disappear.
- Who can use it. People 18 and over who were invited. One account per person.
- The characters are AI. They are computer programs, not people. They make mistakes, can misunderstand and can state wrong things confidently. Check what matters.
- Not for health, legal, money or emergency decisions. The characters can help keep track, but they don't replace a doctor, lawyer or advisor. In an emergency call 112.
- Use it fairly. Don't use it to harm anyone, for anything illegal, to try to get at other households' data, or to overload it. Accounts that do may be closed.
- Your content stays yours. You give Domlings only the permission it needs to store your things and send them to the services listed in the privacy notice to answer you.
- Limits. Each household has a monthly limit on what the characters may spend. When it's reached they stop answering until the next month. Your lists keep working.
- No guarantees. It's provided as it is, free, without any promise that it works or keeps your data safe from every loss: keep copies of anything you can't lose. Within what the law allows, the person running it isn't liable for losses from using it, except where caused on purpose or by gross negligence.
- Ending. You can stop at any time and ask for your data to be exported or deleted. The beta can end, or your access can be closed, with at least two weeks' notice by email, except for misuse.
- Changes. If these terms change in a way that matters, you'll be told by email or in the app before it applies.
- Law. Polish law applies, without taking away rights the law of your own country gives you as a consumer.
Questions: hello@domlings.app