Terms of use

These terms cover your use of Fekri at my.fekri.app. By signing in you agree to them. Updated 31 October 2026.

Fekri is in beta

• Fekri is a beta. Features will be added, changed and removed, and some will not work every time. Do not rely on it as your only record of anything that matters.
• These terms will change while Fekri is in beta. We will update this page and its date and tell you in Fekri before a change that affects your data takes effect.
• The beta is free. We may add paid plans later; you will choose them, never be moved onto them.

Connections

You choose which accounts to connect, and for each one what Fekri may do: off, read, ask me first, draft or send. You can change or disconnect any of them at any time on the Connector page. For each connection:

• Google (Gmail, Calendar, Drive) and Microsoft (Outlook mail and calendar): Fekri reads what you allow when you sign in with Google or Microsoft. It writes only within the mode you set. You can also remove Fekri's access from your Google or Microsoft account settings.
• iCloud Calendar: you give Fekri an app-specific password made at account.apple.com. Fekri uses it to read your calendars and nothing else. Revoke it at Apple whenever you like.
• WhatsApp and Slack: Fekri sees messages from the moment you link, in the chats and workspaces you are part of. WhatsApp linking works like WhatsApp Web; the providers' own terms still apply to your accounts.
• Nasy: as described below.
• Careem: you sign in to your own Careem account. Fekri fills baskets for you. If you turn on placing orders, Fekri places an order only after you approve it on a trusted device, and you pay inside Careem. Careem's terms cover the order itself.
• noon, Carrefour, Amazon.ae: you sign in to each shop yourself, in a private browser window that belongs to your Fekri. Fekri searches, compares and fills your cart, then stops at checkout. You pay inside the shop. The shop's terms cover the sale, and shops can limit automated use of their sites; if a shop asks us to stop, we will.
• Bills: Fekri reads bill emails sent by utilities and telecom companies to the mail you connected and shows what is due with the biller's own pay page. Fekri never pays a bill and never signs in to a biller.
• Sponsored offers: off unless you turn them on. At most 3 a day, each marked Sponsored / إعلان. A visit counts only when you check in or use the offer's code.

Buying

• Fekri never pays for anything. Every purchase needs your approval on a device you trusted, inside the caps you set, and you tap Pay in the shop or in Careem.
• Fekri never asks for, sees or keeps a card number.
• Prices, stock and delivery are the shop's. Check the cart before you pay; Fekri can pick the wrong item or size.

AI, and models built for the region

• Fekri uses AI models to read, sort and draft. The privacy page names the provider your data goes to.
• We plan to train our own models so Fekri understands Gulf life better: Arabic and English together, local places, bills, names and how people here write. With your permission, we may use what you do in Fekri to train them, after removing names, numbers, addresses and other details that identify you or anyone else.
• Nothing is used for training today. When training starts, it will be off until you turn it on in Settings, and you can turn it off at any time. Turning it off stops new data being used; it does not undo training already done.
• Data that came from your Google account is never used to train these models, whatever you choose.

Who runs it

Fekri is made by The Collective Mind FZE, Sharjah Publishing City Free Zone, UAE. Questions: h.hassan@thecollectivemind.me.

Your Fekri

• Each copy of Fekri has one owner. The first sign-in on the owner's email sets the password, and nobody else can sign in after that.
• Fekri prepares drafts, events and tasks. Nothing goes out unless you approve it or set a connection to send. You are responsible for what you approve.
• Fekri's suggestions come from an AI model and can be wrong. Check anything that matters before you act on it.

Nasy accounts Fekri creates for you

Fekri keeps your contacts in Nasy, a contacts app at nasy.app. To do that, it may create a Nasy account in your name:

• When you first sign in, Fekri checks whether your email already has Nasy.
• If it doesn't, Fekri creates a Nasy account on your email to hold your contacts and connects it. You can open it at nasy.app with Forgot password on the same email. You can also do this later from the Connector page with Create my Nasy.
• If your email already has Nasy, Fekri creates nothing and asks you to sign in to your Nasy instead.
• If you later sign in to a Nasy on a different email, Fekri asks whether to import your contacts from the account it created. Only if you choose Import does it move everything into your own account and close the one it created. Your own account keeps. Contacts that end up twice show in Nasy's Tidy Up for you to merge. If you choose Keep separate, both accounts stay as they are.
• Nasy's own terms and privacy policy cover what is stored in Nasy.

Your data

How Fekri reads, stores and deletes your data is set out on the privacy page.

Ending

• You can stop at any time. Email us and we delete your copy of Fekri and its database within 7 days. A Nasy account stays yours until you delete it in Nasy.
• We may close a copy that is used to break the law or to harm others.

Changes

These terms will change during the beta. When they do, we update this page and its date and tell you in Fekri. If you keep using Fekri after a change takes effect, the new terms apply; if you do not agree, you can stop and we delete your copy.