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Terms of Service for Ward Bowman, a sole proprietor operating the LeeWard messaging program

Ward Bowman, a sole proprietor, operates the LeeWard messaging program. Privacy Policy: https://aileeward.com/privacy.php. Terms of Service: https://aileeward.com/terms.php.

Effective October 7, 2026. Last updated October 7, 2026.

These terms are between you and Ward Bowman, a sole proprietor, who operates the LeeWard messaging program and the websites at aileeward.com. They apply to the portal and, as a baseline, to every product page under it.

SMS messaging terms

The LeeWard messaging program sends private, low-volume household messages by text: medicine reminders, reply confirmations, and household administrator alerts for power, network and backup conditions. Expect about 1 to 3 messages per day. Message and data rates may apply.

Who operates the project

Ward Bowman, a sole proprietor, operates the LeeWard project. Contact: ward@aileeward.com.

Scope

These terms cover the portal and are the baseline for every product. A product page may add supplemental terms for things particular to that product; those terms link back here for everything they do not cover.

Who can use it

Any holder of a US mobile number who opts in and confirms as described above.

Not medical, professional or safety-critical advice

Nothing sent or shown by Ward Bowman's LeeWard project is medical, legal, financial or other professional advice, and none of it is to be relied on for safety-critical decisions. Reminders and alerts are a convenience and can be late or missing.

No warranty, limited liability

Everything is provided as is, without warranty of any kind. To the fullest extent the law allows, Ward Bowman is not liable for any loss arising from use of, or inability to use, the websites or the messages.

Marks

All logos and images on these sites are copyrighted by Ward Bowman's LeeWard project. They may not be used without permission.

Third-party services

Some features use third-party services, for example the Oura API. Those services are subject to their provider's terms and are limited to the owner's own data.