Terms
Terms of use
Last updated October 3, 2026
This is a portfolio demo, not legal advice.
What this is
Dunnit is a portfolio demo built in public. It is not a commercial service, and these terms are written to be honest rather than to be a contract a lawyer would draft.
Billing is pretend
Stripe runs in test mode. The Pro plan can be “bought” with Stripe’s test cards, and no real payment is ever taken. Never enter a real card number.
Using it
- Use synthetic customers and invoices. Do not enter real customer data in the public demo.
- Only send reminders to people who expect to hear from you about money they owe.
- The agent drafts; you decide. You are responsible for any message you approve or allow it to send.
- Don’t use it to harass anyone, to attempt access to other accounts, or to overload the service.
By default, outgoing messages land in an in-app outbox and are not delivered. If email delivery is turned on in the demo, messages go to your own inbox with a note naming the intended recipient.
No warranty
The demo is provided as it is. Data may be reset, accounts may be removed, and the service may stop at any time. Model output can be wrong, so read drafts before approving them.
Questions and changes
Ask by opening an issue on the GitHub repository. Changes to these terms are made there in the open. How data is handled is described on the privacy page.