AI Disclosure

1. How moves are generated

Each day, OneMove looks at the number you’re tracking, your stated goal, what you told it in past check-ins, and your recent moves. It sends that context to a language model (via OpenRouter, using models from providers such as Anthropic and OpenAI) with instructions to pick one specific, time-boxed action most likely to move your number. The model’s output becomes your move. Evening check-ins and coach replies work the same way — your response is added to the model’s context for that reply.

2. Limitations

• The model only knows what you’ve told it. It can’t see your inbox, calendar, CRM, or bank account unless you describe them.
• It can misjudge your situation, suggest something you’ve already tried, or be generic if you give it little context.
• It does not guarantee any income, client, or business outcome — it recommends actions, you decide whether to take them.
• It is not a substitute for legal, tax, medical, or financial advice, and it is not a crisis or mental health service.
• Language models can produce confident-sounding but incorrect statements. Treat any factual claim (a law, a tax rule, a platform policy) as a starting point to verify, not a final answer.

3. If you’re in crisis

OneMove is a business coaching tool. It is not equipped to help with a mental health crisis or emergency. If you or someone you know is in crisis, please contact a real, trained human:

• United States: call or text 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline), 24/7.
• Outside the US: find a local helpline at findahelpline.com.
• If it’s an emergency, call your local emergency number.

4. Reporting a bad response

If the coach gives you a move or reply that’s wrong, unsafe, off-base, or just bad, you can flag it directly in the check-in thread, or email support@onemove.coach with what happened. We review reports to improve the coaching prompts and, where needed, adjust or remove problematic patterns.