Terms of Use
These terms apply when you use Morrow with your assistant and your courses.
Who provides Morrow.
Morrow is published by Tamitu Consulting, the consulting practice of Braden Riggins, at tamituconsulting.com. In these terms, we means Tamitu Consulting and you means the person or institution using Morrow. Write to hello@meetmorrow.app about anything on this page.
Morrow is free and open source.
The Morrow software is released under the MIT License, Copyright 2026 Braden Riggins. You may use, copy, change, and share it under that license, at home or at work, at no cost. The license text travels with the source and governs the software itself. These terms cover this website, the downloads offered here, and everything around them. Where the two disagree about the software, the MIT License wins.
Use only courses you are allowed to open.
Your Canvas, Moodle, or Blackboard access still applies. Morrow can reach only what your signed-in account can already reach. You are responsible for the material you provide, the decisions you make, and the changes you approve.
Review course changes.
Plan shows each proposed change before Morrow saves it. Edit access applies only to the courses and kinds of change you choose. Your course site can refuse a change. When Morrow cannot confirm what the course saved, it says so and does not repeat the change.
What you may not do with Morrow.
Do not use Morrow to reach an account, course, or record you are not authorized to open. Do not use it to work around your institution’s rules, your course site’s terms, or a restriction an administrator has set. Do not present Morrow as a product of, or endorsed by, Instructure, Moodle, Anthology, Google, OpenAI, or Anthropic. It is none of those.
Student information stays your responsibility.
Morrow replaces known student identifiers with course labels before course records reach your assistant, and keeps the map between them on your computer. That is a protection, not a transfer of responsibility. Your institution’s rules, your employment agreement, and the law covering your students still apply to you.
Other services have their own terms.
Canvas, Moodle, Blackboard, Chrome, and your assistant are separate services run by other companies. Their terms, settings, pricing, and availability can change what Morrow can do.
Morrow comes with no warranty.
Morrow is provided as is and as available, without warranty of any kind, express or implied. That includes any implied warranty of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, title, and non-infringement. We do not warrant that Morrow will be uninterrupted or free of error, that it suits your situation, or how Canvas, Moodle, Blackboard, Chrome, or your assistant will behave.
What we are liable for.
To the fullest extent the law allows, we are not liable for indirect, incidental, special, consequential, or exemplary damages, or for lost profits, lost course content, lost data, or lost time, even if we were told such loss was possible. Our total liability for any claim relating to Morrow is limited to one hundred United States dollars. Nothing here limits liability that cannot be limited by law, including liability for fraud or for death or personal injury caused by negligence.
You accept these terms by using Morrow.
Installing or using Morrow means you accept these terms. If you use Morrow for an institution, you confirm you are allowed to accept them for that institution. You can stop at any time by removing Morrow; the Security page has the exact steps. We may stop publishing or supporting Morrow at any time, and the source stays available under its license.
Texas law applies.
These terms are governed by the laws of the State of Texas, without regard to its conflict of law rules. Any dispute goes to the state or federal courts in Texas, and you and we agree to their jurisdiction. If one part of these terms cannot be enforced, every other part still stands.
Changes to Morrow or these terms.
We may change Morrow or these terms. When these terms change we update the date above, and a change never applies to something you did before it. Legal rights that cannot be waived still apply.