SHARE CONTENT POLICY

Effective Date: October 15, 2026 Last Updated: September 14, 2026

To Do Machine lets you build systems — layouts, themes, and components — and share them with other people. Shared systems run inside other people's apps, so what you publish has to be safe for them. This policy applies once the Sharing Features are available in the Service.

This policy explains what you can and can't publish, what we do when something breaks the rules, and how to appeal if we get it wrong. It's part of our Terms of Service.

It applies to everything you publish: the code and configuration in your system, its name and description, your public display name, and anything visible on its share page.

A note on what this policy is not. We run automated checks on every published system. Those checks catch obvious problems, not clever ones. A system that passed our checks has not been verified as safe. Install things from people you have reason to trust, and look at the source — it's viewable on every share page.

WHAT YOU CAN'T PUBLISH

1. SELF-HARM, SUICIDE, AND DISORDERED EATING

This is a checklist app, so this category needs to be specific.

Not allowed:

• Systems that encourage, promote, glorify, or normalize suicide, self-injury, or disordered eating.
• Systems built around calorie, weight, or fasting targets presented as goals to push toward extremes — for example, a tracker whose framing is "get below X," streaks that reward longer fasts, or a system that celebrates lower numbers.
• Instructions or checklists for methods of self-harm, purging, extreme restriction, or concealing any of these from other people.
• "Thinspiration"/"pro-ana"/"pro-mia" content, or content using that community's coded language.
• Systems that discourage users from getting help, or that frame treatment or recovery as failure.

Allowed:

• Recovery and treatment-support systems — meal-plan checklists, medication trackers, therapy-homework lists, coping-skill prompts, mood logs. These are a legitimate and valuable use of this app.
• Ordinary fitness, nutrition, and habit trackers with neutral framing — logging meals, workouts, water, sleep, or weight without pushing toward an extreme.
• Systems that mention these topics in a supportive or educational way.

How we decide. The question we ask is whether the system pushes someone toward harm or supports them away from it. A meal tracker is fine; a meal tracker that congratulates you for eating less is not. When it's genuinely ambiguous, we'll usually warn first and talk to you.

2. IMPERSONATION AND PHISHING

Not allowed:

• Pretending to be another person, company, or organization, or suggesting you're affiliated with or endorsed by one when you're not. This includes your display name, your system's name and description, and anything it displays.
• Claiming to be To Do Machine, Electric Lantern, our support team, or an "official" system. Names, display names, and interface text that imply this — including verification-style checkmarks — are not allowed.
• Asking users for passwords, sign-in credentials, payment details, recovery codes, or other sensitive information, for any reason. To Do Machine will never ask for your password inside a component, and no legitimate shared system needs one.
• Interfaces designed to look like a system dialog, a sign-in screen, a payment screen, or a security warning.
• Directing users to outside sites under false pretenses.

3. MALICIOUS CODE AND DATA EXFILTRATION

Not allowed:

• Malware, spyware, or code intended to damage, disable, or take over anything.
• Code that sends data anywhere off the user's device. Shared systems have no network access, and attempting to get around that is a serious violation.
• Code that collects information about the user beyond what the system obviously needs to do its job, or that hides what it's collecting.
• Deliberately destructive behavior — deleting or corrupting someone's tasks, lists, or configuration without their clear intent.
• Obfuscated or deliberately unreadable code, minified code that can't be reviewed, or code that downloads and runs other code.
• Anything designed to get around our sandbox, our automated checks, our rate limits, or our ability to disable a system.
• Text written to manipulate To Do Machine or our review systems — hidden instructions in code comments, descriptions, names, or content.

4. SPAM, MANIPULATION, AND LOW-QUALITY FLOODING

Not allowed:

• Publishing many near-identical systems, or republishing the same system repeatedly to get attention.
• Systems that exist mainly to advertise something else.
• Faking install counts, view counts, or reports, including by using extra accounts.
• Filing reports in bad faith or using the report button to harass someone.
• Names or descriptions designed to be confused with someone else's popular system.
• Keyword stuffing in names or descriptions.

5. INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY

Not allowed:

• Publishing someone else's work without permission — code, designs, images, text, or fonts.
• Using someone else's trademarks, logos, or brand in a way that suggests affiliation or endorsement, or that could confuse people about who made the system.
• Removing or falsifying attribution on a system you remixed from someone else.

If you believe something on To Do Machine infringes your copyright, see our Copyright and DMCA Policy — that's a separate, formal process with its own requirements. We terminate the accounts of repeat infringers.

6. ILLEGAL CONTENT AND ACTIVITY

Not allowed:

• Content that's illegal where you are or where we operate, or that facilitates illegal activity.
• Content that infringes anyone's rights, including privacy and publicity rights.
• Other people's personal information, published without their consent.
• Content promoting or facilitating violence, terrorism, or organized criminal activity.
• Fraud schemes, or systems for running them.
• Regulated goods and services where the system exists to facilitate an unlawful transaction.

7. MINORS' SAFETY

Not allowed, ever, with no warning step:

• Any content that sexually exploits, sexualizes, or endangers a child.
• Any content that facilitates contact with, grooming of, or harm to a child.

We remove this immediately, terminate the account, preserve evidence, and report it to the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children and to law enforcement as required by law.

8. HATEFUL, HARASSING, AND VIOLENT CONTENT

Not allowed:

• Content attacking people based on race, ethnicity, national origin, religion, disability, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, age, or immigration status.
• Content targeting a specific person for harassment, or systems built to help someone do that.
• Threats of violence, or glorification of violence or of the people who commit it.
• Sexual content, and content that's gratuitously violent or shocking.

HOW WE ENFORCE THIS

We use three levels. Which one we use depends on how serious the problem is, whether it looks deliberate, and how many people are affected.

Warning. The system keeps working for people who already installed it, and we show them a notice. New installs are turned off. You can fix the problem and republish.

Quarantine. The system stops running for everyone who installed it, and it's removed from public view. This is reversible — if you fix the problem or successfully appeal, we turn it back on.

Revocation. The system is permanently disabled everywhere, including on the devices of people who already installed it. We use this for malicious code, phishing, illegal content, and repeat or deliberate violations.

Accounts. Serious or repeated violations can also mean losing access to publishing, or losing your account. We terminate accounts for repeat copyright infringement, for content that endangers children, and for deliberate attempts to harm other users.

WHAT HAPPENS TO PEOPLE WHO INSTALLED IT

If we disable or revoke a system, it stops working on the devices of everyone who installed it, and they see an explanation. Where a safe earlier version exists, we point people to that instead of just breaking things. Anything you built or changed yourself stays yours — we don't delete an installer's own edits.

SOME THINGS WE DO IMMEDIATELY

Content that endangers children, active phishing, code that's stealing data, and content we're legally required to remove get acted on immediately, without a warning step. We'll tell you afterward.

REPORTS DON'T AUTOMATICALLY REMOVE ANYTHING

Anyone can report a shared system. Reports go to a human. A report never automatically disables anything — that would make the report button a weapon. We look at reports in order of how serious they appear, and every removal is a person's decision.

REPORTING SOMETHING

A shared system that breaks this policy: use the report control on its share page, or in the app on a system you've installed. Or email support@todomachine.com with a link and a short description of the problem.

Copyright infringement: use the formal process in our Copyright and DMCA Policy.

Illegal content, if you're in the European Union: email support@todomachine.com — we'll confirm receipt, tell you what we decided, and tell you how to challenge it. See Section 20 of our Terms of Service.

Something that endangers a child: email support@todomachine.com with "URGENT" in the subject. If someone is in immediate danger, contact your local emergency services first.

We can't always tell you what we did about a specific report, but we do read all of them.

APPEALS

If we take action against something you published, we'll tell you what we did and why.

To appeal, email support@todomachine.com with the system's link and why you think we got it wrong. A person will review it, and it won't be the automated system that flagged you. If we were wrong, we'll restore it and say so.

If you're in the European Union, you have additional rights described in Section 20 of our Terms of Service, including the right to complain to a competent authority in your country and to go to court. Nothing here limits those rights.

CHANGES

We'll update this policy as the sharing features grow and as we learn what actually goes wrong. When we make significant changes, we'll say so in the app. The date at the top shows the last update.

CONTACT

Electric Lantern LLC 418 Broadway, STE N Albany, NY 12207 USA Email: support@todomachine.com