1001772239 Ontario Inc.
Terms of Use
These terms are between you and 1001772239 Ontario Inc. for the Thought Planner app. They were last updated on 4 November 2026. Apple’s Licensed Application End User License Agreement also applies to the app you download from the App Store.
The service
Thought Planner turns a spoken or typed note into tasks on a plan. Speech, tasks, and the calendar stay on the iPhone where you created them. There is no Thought Planner account.
Subscriptions
Thought Planner offers two auto-renewable plans in one subscription group:
- Monthly: one month of Thought Planner.
- Yearly: one year of Thought Planner.
The price is the price Apple shows in the app before you confirm, in your storefront’s currency. Payment is charged to your Apple ID when you confirm. Any free period is the introductory offer Apple shows in the app before you confirm. It starts when you subscribe, once for that Apple ID. If you do not cancel before that free period ends, Apple bills the plan you pick. If a free period is still running and you subscribe to the other plan, the rest of that free period is forfeited.
The plan renews until you cancel. Apple charges the next period within 24 hours before the current period ends. To avoid that charge, turn off renewal in Settings → Apple ID → Subscriptions at least 24 hours before the period ends. Turning renewal off keeps Thought Planner open until the date Apple’s receipt still covers. A refund is decided by Apple and can end the period sooner.
On another iPhone, sign in with the same Apple ID and tap Restore. Restore does not copy your tasks. A backup of the first iPhone is what brings the notes across. After you subscribe, Thought Planner can email you the expiry date and those steps. That email does not open the other iPhone.
Privacy
The privacy policy describes what stays on the iPhone and what an optional email is used for.
Contact
1001772239 Ontario Inc., Ontario, Canada.
Customers can also use the support page.