Terms

Draft updated 15 October 2026; operational wording requires review before a paid launch.

Who you are agreeing with

8&80 is run by Nerd Valley AS (org. nr. 927 065 223), at Kongens Gate 6, 0153 Oslo. You can reach a person at [email protected].

What the service is

Once a week, at a time you choose, we ring you. An AI mentor asks what you committed to last week, what happened, and what the one thing for next week is. Afterwards you get an email with the one thing you named. The voice on the call is an AI. It is not a person, it is not a therapist, and it is not a substitute for medical, psychological, legal or financial advice. If you are in crisis, please contact your doctor, the emergency services, or Mental Helse on 116 123.

What we need from you

A phone number you control, an email address, and a time. You must be at least 18. You must not sign somebody else up — we send a code to the number before any call is scheduled, and entering a number that is not yours is a misuse of the service and of the person who owns it.

The free month

The first 30 days are free and we do not ask for a card. Your call controls show the trial end. When it ends, calls stop and we send an email directing you to continuation options, or to support if paid checkout is not available. We do not charge you at the end of a trial you did not convert, because there is nothing to charge.

Paying

The payment provider and paid plan are shown at checkout. Review the full price, renewal interval, tax treatment and payment terms there before paying. No price is promised on this draft page while checkout is unconfigured. Do not enter payment details in messages to us. Subscriptions renew under the terms accepted at checkout. Cancel renewal from "Cancel subscription renewal" in your phone-verified call controls, or contact [email protected]. We show cancellation as confirmed only after the payment provider confirms it. Calls remain available until the paid period ends unless you have paused them. Paying or changing billing does not undo a pause. Consumer withdrawal rights are separate from cancellation of future renewal. Contact [email protected] to exercise those rights; using the cancellation controls does not waive them. The paid checkout and withdrawal information must be reviewed for the selected provider and service before paid enrollment opens.

Separate Beliefs programme

Beliefs is an optional AI self-reflection practice for adults, separate from the weekly service and its subscription. One payment, equal to one monthly payment for weekly 8&80 in the same currency, covers one chosen outcome and related beliefs. The actual amount and applicable taxes are shown at checkout. There is no subscription, automatic renewal or fixed programme expiry. Start with one or two genuine prepared decisions; no compulsory backlog is required. You may add related beliefs or remove queued material that no longer fits. Removal does not mean that a belief was successfully practised. You can pause and resume an unfinished programme without another payment. Shared STOP, payment and human-review holds still apply. Contact support about a mistaken completion; the account also offers an explicit correction without charging again. Each completed programme includes one brief return check-in, booked explicitly from the private account. Opening your history does not book a call or start another programme. A further full programme, including revisiting the same outcome, requires a clearly displayed new one-time payment. Previous retained history remains separate. Our voluntary guarantee offers a full refund before the first call or within 14 days after the first connected call, even if you have tried the programme. A missed appointment, unanswered call or voicemail does not start that clock. Where connection evidence is missing, contact support; missing evidence is not used to shorten the guarantee. A request is acknowledged separately from a provider-confirmed refund. Requests pause that programme's calls for human review. Contact [email protected] about missing service, incorrect charges or other refund requests at any time. This guarantee does not reduce statutory rights or replace the withdrawal information required for the operating company and checkout. Completed history follows the Beliefs retention choices described in Privacy. Deleting programme history, deleting the whole account, pausing calls and requesting a refund are separate actions.

Stopping weekly calls

You can stop the calls at any time, immediately, without asking anybody:

Stopping ends the calls. It does not by itself cancel a subscription or delete your data. The call controls offer separate renewal cancellation and deletion actions after phone verification. If billing cannot be reached, cancellation is reported as unconfirmed and subscribed accounts are retained until it is resolved.

When we might call and when we might not

We aim to ring at the time you chose. Phone networks fail, our suppliers fail, and occasionally we will break something ourselves. A missed call is not a breach of these terms; if we miss one, we text you a link to move it. We do not leave voicemails.

What you may not do

Use the service to harass somebody, sign up a number that is not yours, or attempt to break, overload or reverse-engineer the thing. We will end an account doing any of those without a refund for the current period.

Ending it from our side

We can end your account with reasonable notice, or immediately for the behaviour above. If we end it for any other reason we refund the unused part of the period.

Liability

We provide the service as it is. To the extent the law allows, we are not liable for indirect loss, and our total liability is limited to what you have paid us in the twelve months before the claim. Nothing here limits liability for death, personal injury or fraud, because it cannot.

Changes

If we change these terms in a way that matters, we email you before it takes effect. Continuing to use the service after that is acceptance; if you would rather not, stop the calls and cancel — see above.

Law

Norwegian law. Norwegian courts. If you are a consumer you can also complain to Forbrukertilsynet.