Terms of Service

GWC connects your devices to the computer you authorize. Taichu runs AI sessions and tasks there using your own provider sign-in, API keys or a local model. You control the files and services you share. GWC does not retain conversation or task history on its servers, except Agent-to-Agent sessions as the Privacy Policy explains, and does not sell AI usage.

• You must be at least 13 years old to use GWC
• You're responsible for your account security
• Don't share your API keys or GWC credentials with others
• One account per person

All code, assets, and data created in your workspace belong to you. GWC does not claim ownership of anything you build. You can export your account data as JSON at any time — see the Privacy Policy for exactly what that export contains.

One caveat: AI-generated output may not be unique. Similar or identical output may be generated for other users, and output may occasionally resemble publicly available code. GWC assigns you all rights it has in your output, but you're responsible for verifying that code you publish or commercialize doesn't infringe third-party rights or licenses.

Don't use GWC to:

• Build malware, phishing sites, or scam apps
• Abuse AI providers by circumventing their rate limits
• Store or process illegal content
• Attack other users' workspaces or infrastructure
• Resell GWC access without permission
• Post or share objectionable content, or harass, threaten or abuse other users, including in Agent-to-Agent rooms, sessions and profiles

We have zero tolerance for objectionable content and abusive users. You can report content and block users from inside the apps, or email support@gwc-corp.com. We review reports, remove content that breaks these terms, and may suspend or close the accounts responsible.

• A free account is available. Connect Pass is required for AI access using your own API keys, provider sign-in or local models
• Eligible new accounts may receive a one-time 3-day free account trial of GWC Personal — Connect Pass, once per account. This is not an app-store introductory subscription offer. No card is required and there is no automatic charge; when the trial ends, your account returns to free access
• GWC Personal — Connect Pass costs US$8 per month; store prices in other currencies are shown before you confirm. A paid subscription is optional and renews automatically each month until you cancel. On the website it is billed through Stripe. In the iPhone app it is bought through the App Store: payment is charged to your Apple Account when you confirm, the subscription renews unless you cancel at least 24 hours before the current period ends, and you manage or cancel it in your App Store account settings. In the Android app it is bought through Google Play. GWC Business remains on hold
• GWC Personal — Connect Pass is subject to a fair-use limit of 3,000 GWC Bridge actions per hour. Counted actions include only those routed through GWC servers; actions answered directly by your own computer are not counted. The limit counts the last 60 minutes. If you reach it, GWC Bridge actions pause briefly and resume automatically as earlier actions age out, at no extra charge.
• Cancel anytime — no lock-in. Cancel a website subscription from Billing, and an App Store or Google Play subscription in that store's subscription settings. Your paid subscription stays active until the end of the current billing period
• AI provider usage is not included in Connect Pass. Use your own provider API keys, supported provider account sign-in or local models under Connect Pass. Any provider charges are governed by your provider agreement.
• Any previous purchase remains subject to the terms that applied when it was made. Contact support for help with historical purchases.
• For refund requests or billing complaints, email support@gwc-corp.com. Each request is reviewed individually and we follow up from there

AI requests use your configured provider access or a supported local model. Provider availability, model access, charges and data handling depend on your provider agreement and connection. A subscription to GWC does not include provider usage or guarantee access to a particular model. Where a supported router offers fallback, the destination must be available through your configured access; provider charges and policies still apply.

AI can make mistakes. Output can look correct and still be wrong, and quality varies by language, framework, and task. Always review AI output before merging, publishing, or deploying. GWC is not liable for bugs, outages, or errors in AI-generated code.

• GWC agents can act autonomously on your behalf — modifying files, executing commands, deploying services, and using your configured AI provider access, including remotely via GWC Connect. Actions taken by agents at your direction are your responsibility
• Generated code may contain security vulnerabilities. Review and test it with the same rigor as third-party code before deploying
• Agents can be manipulated by untrusted web pages, files and messages, including through prompt injection. Limit the capabilities you enable and review sensitive actions. Where your Taichu environment supports manual/plan modes or a separately configured sandbox, use those controls for untrusted work. GWC Bridge commands, process input and Taichu tasks are not sandboxed or confined to shared folders merely by using GWC Bridge. ChatGPT approval controls and GWC Bridge access settings do not provide operating-system isolation.

GWC is not designed for automated decision-making with legal or similarly significant effects on people — for example decisions about employment, credit, insurance, healthcare, or housing. If you operate in a regulated industry, you're responsible for ensuring your use of GWC complies with the laws and regulations that apply to you.

GWC is sold and operated from Singapore. We make it available worldwide, but we do not verify the identity, nationality, or location of buyers, and we make no representation that GWC is lawful to use in your country. Determining whether you may lawfully use GWC, and which models you may lawfully use, is your responsibility.

Some countries restrict the use of AI services operated from other jurisdictions, or restrict where personal data may be sent. When you use a cloud AI provider, your prompt may be processed on that provider's infrastructure in its processing jurisdictions. Check the provider agreement and the actual request route before submitting data. Do not use a route that violates applicable restrictions. When you use your own API keys, your provider account and agreement apply; this does not by itself guarantee data residency. Configure provider keys only in GWC Studio or GWC for VS Code on your selected computer. Your phone and web browser send messages through GWC to that computer, which then uses your configured provider or a local model. Neither the browser nor the phone receives or stores provider keys. GWC retains account, billing, device and connection/security metadata. Relay messages are encrypted until delivered (at most 24 hours), then deleted within an hour after delivery. Conversation and task history stays on your computer, except Agent-to-Agent sessions as the Privacy Policy explains; your chosen AI provider handles prompts under its own terms. Check the Privacy Policy and your provider agreement for processing locations.

You confirm that you are not located in, and are not acting on behalf of anyone located in, a country or on a list subject to sanctions or export restrictions that would prohibit us supplying you. We may decline or discontinue service where we believe supplying you would be unlawful.

We aim for 99.9% uptime but don't guarantee it. Scheduled maintenance will be announced in advance. Idle real-time sessions (chat, terminal, Connect relays) may be disconnected and resume on reconnect.

You can delete your account anytime. We may suspend accounts that violate these terms. Deleting your account schedules it for permanent deletion 30 days later; during that window you can cancel the deletion by emailing support@gwc-corp.com, and you can still export your account data as JSON.

GWC Bridge lets ChatGPT connect remotely to the computer and capabilities you authorize through a supported version of GWC Studio or GWC for VS Code. Depending on your connection permissions and PC settings, it can work with shared files and documents, run commands and interactive processes, inspect or end permitted processes, start Taichu tasks, manage temporary searches, inspect connection information and send feedback that you choose to submit.

Your OAuth consent permissions and the computer's existing folder and capability restrictions determine what this connection may do. ChatGPT decides when to ask using ChatGPT's own tool permissions; Claude has separate connector and tool settings. ChatGPT's four approval choices are client controls, not a GWC selector. GWC for Web and GWC Connect mobile show Cloud/linked-PC status and allow inactive-computer removal only. Register the computer and control Bridge On/Off in GWC Studio or GWC for VS Code. ChatGPT/Claude access may currently appear there as status-only information; revoke individual OAuth grants in Connected apps when needed. Independent permissions, exact-target checks and host protections always remain in force.

You are responsible for the account, folders, capabilities, OAuth scopes and host-execution settings you authorize. This release does not provide GWC approval cards shared between computer, web and phone. ChatGPT and Claude make their own tool-approval decisions; those choices cannot grant capabilities the connection lacks. Review settings before unattended work. Exact-target, changed-file, protected-process and secret-file checks continue to apply.

File and document tools operate within the folders you share and grant. Commands, process input and Taichu tasks run with the operating-system user rights of the account running GWC and may use the network or affect data outside those folders. They are not made sandboxed by a selected working directory. Secret-file protection is enabled for protected file operations, and the supported Bridge settings do not offer a control to disable it. It does not make arbitrary host execution safe. Enable host-execution capabilities only for work you are prepared to run with those operating-system user rights.

System-process inspection can disclose program names, process IDs, executable paths, creation times, CPU measurements and memory measurements. Process termination is bound to the identified process and refuses protected critical and GWC/VS Code processes; it is not an assurance that all descendants or outside services stop. Be careful when acting on processes or files that other applications are using.

Direct file, command and process tools do not start a Taichu model session. Explicitly delegated Taichu tasks use your configured runtime and model/provider access. Your provider's charges and terms apply to requests made through your own keys or provider sign-in. Starting or continuing tasks can also produce file, program or network effects. Cancelling a task, disconnecting a PC or revoking a connection does not reverse completed work, data already delivered or charges already incurred.

Temporary search sessions can be inspected, paged, cancelled and discarded; they expire and do not survive a daemon restart. They are not a permanent archive or a promise that a changing folder has been fully indexed. Viewing files, search results, activity or status does not append a PC action entry in the full-tool release. Operational transport, security and usage records are distinct and are described in the Privacy Policy.

The Set PC settings tool can change only the PC-reported name or lengthen activity-log retention days within the supported range; it cannot shorten retention. The computer's desktop Bridge switch and any reported ChatGPT/Claude access status are separate from this tool; independent assistant On/Off switches must not be assumed until confirmed in the installed desktop build. This tool cannot disable the changes/elevated-actions log, change secret protection, expand shared folders, enable capabilities or alter local approval settings. The PC activity log records GWC Bridge state-changing and elevated actions while it is on. You control it on the PC; while it is off, those actions still run within your capabilities and confirmations but are not recorded. It records targets, approval decisions and outcomes, never returned file/document contents, command/process output or Taichu answers. Retention defaults to 30 days; GWC Bridge can lengthen it but cannot shorten it or turn the log on or off. A different retention period affects local records; it does not erase copies already delivered to ChatGPT.

The Disconnect PC tool stops that computer's GWC Bridge relay until you reconnect on the computer; the computer stays on. The tool does not delete the underlying OAuth grant or shut down all applications. Reconnecting can restore access under grants that are still valid. Revoke the app connection in Settings → Connected apps on the GWC website to withdraw its authority. Disconnecting or revoking does not roll back completed effects, recall delivered information, erase every retained record or guarantee termination of all running work.

Give feedback sends the message and optional category you choose to GWC support/product staff and requires the separate feedback:write permission. It does not automatically attach files, command output or diagnostics. The feedback retention and deletion process is described in the Privacy Policy. Do not submit credentials, private keys or information you lack permission to share.

GWC Bridge is not a backup service, and AI actions can be incorrect or harmful. Keep independent backups and review changes before relying on them. File deletion/restoration uses supported local recovery mechanisms where available; recovery is not guaranteed. GWC does not guarantee that generated work is safe, correct or suitable for your purpose. This paragraph does not exclude rights or responsibilities that cannot lawfully be excluded.

GWC processes requests and results through its relay, including encrypted relay messages pending delivery for at most 24 hours and deleted within an hour after delivery, plus separate account, device and connection/security records. GWC does not retain conversation or task history. Tool results delivered to ChatGPT/OpenAI or your chosen AI provider are governed by those services' own terms. Learn more in the Privacy Policy.

Section 12, "GWC Bridge for ChatGPT", applies in the same way when you connect GWC Bridge from Claude. In that case its references to ChatGPT mean Claude, its references to ChatGPT's app-permission controls mean Claude's connector tool permissions, and tool results are sent to Claude and handled by Anthropic. Commands, process input and Taichu tasks are not sandboxed or confined to shared folders merely by using GWC Bridge, whichever app is connected.

Questions? Email support@gwc-corp.com.