Weaver-AI
Terms of Service
These terms govern your use of Weaver AI, a secure workspace and professional assistant owned, managed, and operated by RedBlue Cyber LLC.
Last updated 3 September 2026
The short version
Who operates Weaver
Weaver AI is a secure workspace and professional assistant owned, managed, and operated by RedBlue Cyber LLC, a United States company. weaversec.com is operated by RedBlue Cyber LLC, and Weaver AI is a product and service of RedBlue Cyber LLC. In these terms, “Weaver,” “Weaver AI,” “we,” “us,” and “our” refer to RedBlue Cyber LLC acting through the Weaver AI service.
By creating an account, signing in, connecting an integration, using an API key, or inviting Weaver to a meeting, you accept these terms. If you use Weaver for an organization, you confirm you are authorized to accept these terms for that organization.
What Weaver does
Weaver is a secure workspace and professional assistant for people and teams who need accuracy, data security, and confidentiality where it matters. You can ask work questions, search trusted company knowledge, invite Weaver to meetings, manage workspace access, and connect applications through metered API credits.
Limited release
Weaver may be offered in limited release, preview, sandbox, or staging form. Features may change, be unavailable, or have usage limits while we improve the product. We may pause access to protect customers, comply with law, fix security issues, or prevent misuse.
Professional judgment
Weaver helps you work with information. It does not replace your judgment. Weaver is not a lawyer, clinician, accountant, financial adviser, or licensed professional, and its output is not legal, medical, tax, financial, or professional advice.
You are responsible for reviewing Weaver’s output before relying on it, sharing it, sending it to a customer, or using it to make a professional decision.
Your responsibilities
You are responsible for the material you provide to Weaver and for having the rights, permissions, and consents needed to process it. This includes documents, prompts, meeting invitations, transcripts, recordings, screenshots, calendar events, and application data.
If you invite Weaver to a meeting, you are responsible for complying with the laws and policies that apply to that meeting, including any notice or consent rules. Weaver joins under its own name and should not be presented as a person.
You are responsible for keeping passwords, API keys, OAuth accounts, and administrator access secure. Do not put API keys in frontend code, mobile apps, browser code, or public repositories.
Sensitive and regulated data
You are responsible for deciding what data may be used with Weaver. Do not submit protected health information, student education records, payment-card data, privileged legal material, export-controlled data, or other regulated data unless you have the legal right to do so and any required written agreement with us is in place.
Weaver is not intended to replace a compliance program, professional review, or required human approval. If your industry or customer requires a business associate agreement, data processing addendum, security review, procurement approval, or similar document, complete that process before using Weaver for that data.
Acceptable use
You may not use Weaver to:
- break the law or help another person break the law.
- process data you do not have permission to process.
- attend, record, transcribe, or summarize a meeting unlawfully.
- violate confidentiality, privacy, privilege, or security duties.
- attack, probe, disrupt, overload, or reverse engineer Weaver.
- extract secrets, credentials, model prompts, or system internals.
- submit malware, abusive content, or material that harms others.
Your content
Your content remains yours. You grant us the limited rights needed to operate Weaver for you, including storing, processing, transmitting, securing, analyzing, and displaying your content according to your account settings and our Privacy Policy.
We do not sell your content. We do not use your content to advertise to you. We do not train third-party foundation models on your content.
Third-party integrations
Weaver can connect to third-party services such as Google, Microsoft, GitHub, Stripe, Zoom, and calendar or meeting providers. Your use of those services is also governed by their terms. You may revoke an integration through Weaver or through the third-party provider.
Google Calendar and Microsoft calendar access are read-only calendar connections used to show upcoming meetings and help you choose which meetings Weaver may attend. Weaver does not create, edit, or delete calendar events through those connections.
Subscriptions and API credits
Chat, Knowledge, Meeting Assistant, workspace controls, and core administration are provided through your subscription package unless your order says otherwise. External API calls use API credits. Included credits may be part of your plan; overages may be metered and billed separately.
Prices, billing periods, included credits, overage rates, taxes, and renewal terms are shown in the product, checkout, invoice, or order form. You are responsible for charges incurred by users and API keys in your account.
Changes and availability
We work to keep Weaver available, but we do not guarantee uninterrupted service. Features may change as the product evolves. If a material change reduces an active paid service, we will notify account owners where practical.
Suspension and termination
You may stop using Weaver at any time. We may suspend or terminate access if you violate these terms, create security risk, fail to pay, or use Weaver in a way that could harm the service or others.
Disclaimers
Weaver is provided “as is” and “as available.” To the extent allowed by law, we disclaim implied warranties, including warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, non-infringement, and uninterrupted or error-free operation.
Liability
To the extent allowed by law, RedBlue Cyber LLC’s total liability for any claim related to Weaver is limited to the amount you paid us for Weaver in the twelve months before the claim arose. We are not liable for indirect, incidental, special, consequential, exemplary, or punitive damages, or for lost profits, lost data, or lost business.
Nothing in these terms limits liability that cannot legally be limited.
Governing law
These terms are governed by the laws of the State of Texas, United States, without regard to conflict-of-law rules.
Contact
Questions about these terms can be sent to [email protected]. Security concerns can be sent to [email protected].