TERMS

Plan together, with clear expectations.

These terms apply when you create, view, or contribute to a Ashore trip. Using the service means you agree to them.

Effective September 17, 2026

What Ashore provides

Ashore imports or creates structured trips, supports conversational and visual planning, lets guests collaborate without an account, and organizes approved travel work in a private execution queue with traveler-defined limits and verification records.

Execution availability

Ashore acts on your behalf. Within the limits you set, it can contact a business by email or telephone, make a booking, and pay for it.Handing a trip over is an instruction to do those things, not a request for a plan. Every action is bounded by the spending ceiling, deposit limit and time window you approve before anything starts, and those are enforced in code rather than by judgement. Nothing is reported as booked until it has been read back from the supplier and matched against what you asked for; where that cannot be established, the task stops and returns to you rather than guessing. Ashore identifies itself as an automated assistant on any call it places, and does not record calls.

Travelers are responsible for independently confirming availability, opening hours, prices, entry requirements, accessibility, safety, and reservation details before relying on a plan.

Accounts, owner access, and guest links

Creating plans and booking trips requires Google sign-in and a completed Ashore introduction. Sign in to the same account to reopen your plans and bookings on another device. Older, unclaimed browser trips can be linked to your account using proof held in their original browser. An owner can create a one-time recovery link in Trip settings and should protect it like a password. Using it transfers owner control, invalidates the prior owner capability and replaces any previous account association, and consumes the key.

Anyone with a guest or recommendation link may use its shared features. The planner is responsible for choosing who receives those links and for content added to the trip by invited participants.

Your content

You keep ownership of the trip notes, recommendations, and other content you submit. You grant Ashore the limited permission needed to store, process, display, and share that content as part of the trip you requested.

Do not submit content you lack permission to share, unlawful material, malicious code, payment credentials, passport data, or information that creates an unreasonable privacy or safety risk.

Acceptable use

Do not attempt to bypass owner controls, probe other travelers’ private information, disrupt the service, automate abusive traffic, impersonate another person, or use Ashore to facilitate unlawful activity. Access may be restricted to protect travelers or the service.

Suggestions and third parties

AI-generated and editorial suggestions can be incomplete, outdated, or wrong. Third-party businesses, maps, websites, and services are independent from Ashore. Their availability and conduct are outside Ashore’s control.

Ashore includes Google Maps features and content. Their use is subject to the Google Maps Additional Terms of Service and Google Privacy Policy.

Availability and liability

The service is provided on an as-available basis during its early stage. Ashore does not promise uninterrupted access or that every suggestion will fit every traveler. To the extent permitted by applicable law, Ashore is not responsible for indirect losses arising from reliance on an itinerary or the acts of a third-party travel provider.

Changes and contact

These terms may evolve as planning and future execution features change. Material updates will be reflected on this page with a new effective date. Questions can be sent through Ashore Support.