Local-first product posture
Policies explain what stays local, what becomes hosted only when you choose cloud features, and what external providers handle.
The mdworkspace legal center collects the policies users should see before using paid plans, public sharing, connector workflows, support, or marketplace listings.
Policies explain what stays local, what becomes hosted only when you choose cloud features, and what external providers handle.
Paid access, connector limits, support gates, and desktop activation should come from confirmed plan entitlements.
The pages are written for users, creators, and early customers who need clear expectations before using paid or public workflows.
Each policy has a dedicated route so footer links, SEO, support replies, checkout flows, and public shares can point to the exact document.
How mdworkspace handles local-first workspace data, account details, support requests, and connector-related information.
Read Privacy
The baseline rules for using mdworkspace, paid access, local files, connectors, marketplace surfaces, and support.
Read Terms
How refunds, subscriptions, cancellations, payment provider records, and billing access are handled.
Read Refunds
Rules for responsible use of workspace sharing, imports, exports, scripts, connectors, marketplace listings, and support channels.
Read Acceptable Use
A practical explanation of browser storage, local workspace persistence, auth sessions, attribution cookies, and third-party checkout storage.
Read Cookies
The legal center is arranged around the way users experience the product: local workspace first, then accounts and paid access, then public or automated workflows.
Start with Privacy if you want to understand local storage and hosted features.
Read Terms before relying on paid plans, connectors, shares, or marketplace workflows.
Use Refunds for billing and cancellation questions, then Cookies for browser storage details.
Questions
Use support for account-specific requests, billing review, hosted share questions, marketplace concerns, or policy clarification tied to your own workspace.