Terms of service

Last updated 6 October 2026.

These are the rules for using Pinloop. Creating an account means you accept them. Pinloop is built and run by Andrew Allen, and questions about anything here go to andrew@pinloop.ai. What Pinloop stores about you and who else touches it is on the privacy page, which is part of these terms.

Pinloop is early software

Pinloop is new and is still changing quickly. Commands change, results change, and parts of it will break. Do not rely on Pinloop for anything you cannot afford to have go wrong, and keep your own copy of anything that matters to you.

Who may use Pinloop

Pinloop is not for anyone under 18. Do not create an account if you are under 18.

Your account

One account belongs to one person. Pinloop gives you no way to set a password. Keep the sign-in codes emailed to you and your login token to yourself, and tell andrew@pinloop.ai if you think someone else has them. What happens under your account is your responsibility. You may point a coding agent or a script at your own account, and everything it does counts as something you did.

What you upload stays yours

Your resume, your written background and everything else you store remain yours. Pinloop does not claim ownership of any of it. By storing it, you give Pinloop permission to keep it, to show it back to you, and to send it to the AI model companies named on the privacy page, for the single purpose of running the product for you. That permission covers nothing else, and it ends when you delete the material or close the account.

You are responsible for having the right to upload what you upload. Do not store other people's personal information in your profile documents.

What Pinloop's judgments are, and are not

When Pinloop judges a posting against your profile, an AI model wrote that verdict and that reasoning. It can be wrong, it can miss things, and it can be confidently wrong. It is not legal, financial, immigration or career advice, and it is not a promise that you are eligible for a job or that you would be considered for it. Read the posting yourself before you act on anything Pinloop tells you, and decide for yourself what to apply to.

Job postings come from elsewhere

The job postings in Pinloop come from career sites and job boards across the world. Pinloop does not write them, does not check that they are accurate, does not know whether a job is still open, and is not connected to the employers who posted them. A posting can be out of date or wrong, and Pinloop is not responsible for that.

Pinloop has the right to show you the job postings in its collection and to let you search and read them through Pinloop and through tools you connect to it. Pinloop does not sell the collection itself. If you are an employer or a job board and you want a posting of yours removed, email andrew@pinloop.ai and it will be taken down.

What you may not do

• Break the law with Pinloop, or use it to harass or deceive anyone.
• Try to reach another account's information, get around the limits on what an account may read, or attack, overload or interfere with the service.
• Copy the job posting collection in bulk in order to republish it, resell it, or build a competing collection out of it.
• Sell or give away access to your account, or create accounts automatically.
• Use Pinloop to submit applications on someone else's behalf without their knowledge and permission.

Pinloop limits how many requests an account may make in a given minute so that one account cannot exhaust the service for everyone. Do not work around those limits.

Paying for Pinloop

Pinloop is paid for by a monthly subscription. There are three plans, Starter, Pro and Max, each with its own monthly price and its own monthly limits on how many job postings your account can take in, how many applications Pinloop fills for you, and how many minutes of live review you have. Every plan also lets Pinloop run a routine for you when you are not there: on a schedule you set, or on a watch that fires when new postings arrive. Every account can have one free trial, which lasts three days, has smaller limits than any plan, and ends with the first charge for the plan you picked unless you cancel before then. An account with no plan can sign in and keep what it has stored, but cannot search for, collect, count or judge postings, or have applications filled. You start a subscription on the Pinloop plans page, which shows each plan’s price and limits before you enter anything. Nothing is charged to you unless you start a subscription.

Stripe processes every payment to Pinloop. Your card details go to Stripe and never to Pinloop. Pinloop stores the identifier Stripe uses for you as a customer, whether your subscription is live, and the dates of the month you have paid for. Stripe sends the receipt for every charge.

A subscription renews every month until you cancel it. You change plan on the Pinloop plans page: moving to a larger plan takes effect at once and charges the difference for the rest of the month, and moving to a smaller plan takes effect on your next billing date with nothing charged or refunded before then. You cancel, replace a card and read past charges on a Stripe page reached from your Pinloop account. Cancelling keeps what you have already paid for: your account, including any schedules and watches you have running, stays on its plan until the end of the month you paid for. After that the account has no plan; any schedules and watches you stored are kept but stop running until you subscribe again. If a charge fails, your account stops using its plan until the card is updated and a charge goes through. Refunds are not automatic; email andrew@pinloop.ai and ask.

Pinloop may change or stop

Commands, results, limits and features may change at any time, and Pinloop may be shut down. If Pinloop is going to be shut down, account holders will be told by email with enough notice to get their material out. Pinloop does not promise any particular uptime, speed or availability.

No warranty

Pinloop is provided as it is, with no warranty of any kind, to the fullest extent the law allows. There is no promise that it will work, that it will be available, that results will be accurate or complete, or that it fits any particular purpose.

Limits on liability

To the fullest extent the law allows, Pinloop and Andrew Allen are not liable for lost opportunities, lost jobs, lost income, lost data, or any indirect or consequential loss arising from your use of Pinloop. Where liability cannot be excluded, it is limited to the greater of the amount you have paid for Pinloop in the twelve months before the claim, or one hundred United States dollars. Nothing here limits liability that the law does not permit to be limited.

Ending your account

You may stop using Pinloop at any time, and you may ask for your account and everything stored under it to be deleted by emailing andrew@pinloop.ai. An account that breaks these rules, or that is being used in a way that damages the service or other people, may be suspended or closed, and where it is reasonable to do so you will be told why first.

The law these terms are under

These terms are governed by the law of the State of Maryland, in the United States. Any dispute about Pinloop or about these terms goes to the state or federal courts in Maryland, and by using Pinloop you agree to that.

Credits

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Changes to these terms

These terms may change. When they do, the date at the top changes, and account holders are told by email before a change that meaningfully reduces your rights takes effect. Continuing to use Pinloop after a change means you accept the changed terms.