Tico Terms of Use Tico Terms of UseLast updated: September 2026
These terms apply to the Tico Chrome extension and this website. Installing or using Tico means you accept them. They are short because Tico is a small free tool that holds no account of yours and stores nothing on our side.
Today, nothing. Tico is free to install and free to use.
At some point it will cost $2.99, paid once, for people who install it after that change. It will not become a subscription.
If you installed Tico while it was free, it stays free for you permanently. That is not a trial or a discount that expires. The extension records the date you installed it on your own computer, and uses that date by itself to know you were here first — you do not have to claim anything, make an account, or keep a receipt. If you reinstall on a new computer and it does not recognise you, email us and we will sort it out.
Your tasks live on your own computer. We do not receive them, cannot read them, and have nothing to delete on request because we never had a copy. See the privacy policy for the detail.
Tico is a reminder tool, not a guarantee. It cannot fire a notification while Chrome is closed, notifications can be suppressed by your operating system, and reading a date out of a sentence is a guess that will sometimes be wrong — which is why the preview shows you the guess before you save. Do not rely on Tico alone for anything where missing it would be serious — medication, legal deadlines, flights.
Tico is provided "as is", without warranty of any kind. To the extent the law allows, we are not liable for loss arising from using it, including a reminder that did not arrive or data lost from your browser's storage. Export your tasks periodically if they matter to you.
Do not use Tico to break the law, and do not redistribute modified copies of it as though they were the original. The source is public; treat it kindly.
If these terms change, the date at the top changes with them. Continuing to use Tico after that means accepting the new version.