Legal

Trademarks, the terms for using Wrdio, and notices for the open-source software it includes.

Trademarks and non-affiliation

Wrdio is an independent product. It is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Microsoft Corporation. Microsoft and Word are trademarks of the Microsoft group of companies, mentioned only to describe compatibility with .docx files. Other names are the property of their owners.

Terms of use

Plain-language summary. Have this reviewed by a lawyer before you rely on it.

• Your files stay yours. Documents you open or create are processed in your browser. We don't receive them and we claim no rights in them.
• The editor is new. It is in an early (alpha) stage, so some features may be incomplete or behave unexpectedly. Save your work often, and keep a copy of anything important.
• Provided as is. Wrdio is offered free of charge and without warranties of any kind. To the fullest extent the law allows, we are not responsible for lost work or for any damage that results from using it.
• Use it lawfully. Don't use Wrdio to break the law or to harm other people or services.
• Changes. We may change or remove features, and update these terms. The date of the latest change will be shown here.

Open-source notices

Wrdio includes open-source software used under the MIT and Apache 2.0 licenses, including the document editor and the document viewer library. Their license texts and notices are available here:

• MIT license
• Apache License 2.0
• Notices for bundled third-party material

Questions

Use the contact page for anything about these terms or notices.