Current limitations

What ElseHour is not claiming during prelaunch and what remains outside the first-50 release.

Updated July 13, 2026 Version: prelaunch-2026-07-13 Not an effective app policy

Prelaunch

No public app, account, subscription, waitlist collection, or support channel is live.
No store listing or release date is promised.
No production legal policy triplet or AI-provider configuration is active.
Website examples are fictional and do not represent customer outcomes.

Planned first release

The first release is designed around one user-submitted commitment, consequential-fact review, a planning range, one material displacement or protected effect, six decision choices, an editable response draft the user sends personally, outcome settlement, and a weekly statement.

Not in the first release

broad Gmail or mailbox reconstruction;
app-originated email or calendar writes;
autonomous actions or standing authority;
attachments and broad third-party connectors;
generic chat, task management, or automatic calendar planning;
public claims of time saved or returned without verified settlement.

Product direction

Future optional integrations, bounded operational action, and auditable time return remain part of the thesis. They will be admitted only after observed retention, permission, security, reliability, and verification gates are met.