Terms of Use

Version 2026-09-11 · Published September 11, 2026

Which agreement applies. This version governs the Site and personal-app features when you accept it. It does not change a prior subscription, backdate your consent or replace the terms recorded for an existing account. If your account or checkout identifies version 2026-08-10, that recorded agreement remains available and applies until a change is properly notified and accepted where required. New payment offers must identify the agreement they use. Publishing this page does not launch a paid plan.

Plain-language summary (not a substitute for the full terms below). Power creates and runs personal apps, with optional AI and approved browser capabilities. AI can make mistakes; review generated work and the permissions you approve. A started build can continue after the panel closes, and failed or cancelled requests can still use AI allowance. Local app interactions do not automatically call AI. Any subscription offer must state its price, currency, allowance, renewal and cancellation before purchase. Statutory consumer rights remain in full; the limitations below do not waive them. Our sales territory is Canada outside Quebec, subject to mandatory law that applies regardless of this agreement.

These Terms of Use ("Terms") are an agreement between you ("you") and Azamat Smailov, a sole proprietor carrying on business as GENZAI ("Genzai", "we", "us", "our") of Toronto, Ontario, Canada — the maker of the Power family of products: the Genzai Power Extension browser extension and the vertical edition Genzai Power Real Estate (together, the "Products"), together with the website at which you are reading this (the "Site").

Genzai is a sole proprietorship, not a corporation. That means there is no separate legal company standing between you and the individual named above: he is personally the party to this agreement.

Our contact details, in full:

We answer email within two business days. Any notice these Terms require you to give us can be sent to legal@power-extension.com, and it takes effect when you send it.

Availability is shown in the applicable Product. A preview, wait-list or disabled purchase button is not an offer of a paid plan. Joining a wait-list is free and creates no payment obligation. An available purchase must disclose its actual plan, price and allowance before payment. These Terms do not activate a paid product or change an existing paid order by themselves.

Account access and paid features are distinct. Registration does not purchase a plan or activate every feature. Any access requirement is disclosed before payment. Section 4A explains account availability; sections 5–10 explain purchases and consumer rights.

When a sign-up, purchase or feature asks you to accept an identified version of these Terms, that is the version you agree to. Our Privacy Policy and Cookie Policy explain the related data practices. Browsing the Site does not by itself authorize optional AI, camera, microphone, website access or marketing. If you do not agree to the terms for a Product, do not activate or use that Product.

1. What Power is, and what it is not

Power Extension is a platform for creating and using personal productivity apps on your device, with optional AI and approved browser capabilities. Power Real Estate and older browser-operator features assist tasks in your browser under your direction. Power is an assistant, not an employee or decision-maker.

• You stay in control. Personal-app capabilities have the confirmations described in the Privacy Policy. The browser operator is built to stop and ask for your approval before anything is sent, submitted, deleted, or paid for, and you can stop a running task at any moment. This is how the Product is designed and how it is meant to behave — but it is software acting on websites we do not control, so we describe it as a design commitment, not a guarantee that no action will ever occur without a prompt. Section 13 sets out what you must do because of that, and sections 17 and 18 set out the limits of our liability if it happens.
• AI output is not reliable by default. Large language models make confident mistakes. Everything Power drafts or fills in is a draft for you to check.
• Power gives no professional advice. Nothing it produces is legal, financial, tax, insurance, real-estate, or medical advice. If you are a licensed professional, you remain the person of record for your work, bound by your own regulator's rules, and responsible for everything sent under your name.
• Third-party sites are not ours. Power works the websites you already use (your email, your CRM, listing portals). We do not control them, they can change without notice, and your use of them stays governed by your agreements with them.
• Examples and demonstrations. Included personal apps use the same supported app capabilities as generated apps. Their prompts describe intended results; a fresh generation can differ. Product demonstrations use example content. Cinematic scenes may include AI-generated people and environments; they are not customer testimonials. Editing may shorten a sequence and does not establish a generation-time claim. A demonstration does not promise a particular design, speed, cost, model result or suitability.
• Technical requirements. Power runs in a supported desktop Chrome installation with extension permissions. Account access and AI need an internet connection. Local app interactions can run without a model request, but Power is not a replacement operating system or a standalone browser. Browser restrictions and the supported app capabilities limit what an app can do. A marketing video on a phone does not mean the Chrome extension runs in a mobile browser.
• AI inside apps. Supported text, reasoning and code features use the managed Power service and the allowance available to your account. Personal AI API keys are not supported. A model or feature shown in a concept is available only if the Product actually enables it for your account; image generation, video generation and unrestricted internet research are not included merely because a provider offers them.
• Saved page apps. A site grant and local placement allow an app to be restored within the page or website scope shown. Exact-page matching includes the query string. A small trusted Power panel at a selected region collects your instructions and requires an explicit Create action before AI generation. Restoring the embedded app does not call AI; it can use local app data, while protected capabilities require opening Power. Deactivate, remove and reattach remain available. You are responsible for rights to the page and content; a browser permission is not the site's permission or a licence from its content owners.

2. Who may use the Products

You must be the age of majority in your province or territory (18 in Ontario) and have capacity to enter a contract. If you are using a Product for an organization, you confirm you are authorized to bind it, and "you" means both you and that organization.

3. Where we sell

Paid offers are currently limited to customers located in Canada, excluding Quebec. The Site may be viewed elsewhere, but viewing a demonstration or joining a wait-list does not create eligibility to buy. A future offer in another territory must disclose that eligibility before purchase; these Terms do not announce such an expansion.

If you subscribe from outside that area, you do so on your own initiative; we may decline or cancel the subscription and refund what you paid for the unused period. Nothing in this section takes away a right you have under a law that applies to you regardless of what this agreement says.

4. Your account

An account is created with your email address; you sign in with a 6-digit one-time code we email you rather than a password. One account works across the Power family.

Use a real email address you control, keep your sign-in codes to yourself, and tell us promptly if you think someone else has access. You are responsible for safeguarding your account and for instructions you authorize. This does not make you responsible for loss caused by our own breach or remove a right you cannot waive under applicable law.

4A. Account and feature availability

Registration creates an account. It does not guarantee access to a wait-listed Product or every paid feature, and there is no charge simply to join a wait-list. We disclose material eligibility and access requirements before accepting payment for the affected service.

We may manage admission to a wait-listed Product and notify you when access is available. Once a paid agreement is accepted, its delivery, access and remedy commitments apply. If we withdraw paid access for a reason other than your breach, we refund the unused paid period unless a more favourable remedy applies under the agreement or law.

An update or service change does not authorize us to erase customer records or reduce non-excludable rights. Sections 8, 14 and 22 govern changes, suspension and notice.

5. Plans, prices and usage

Before an available purchase, the offer and checkout state the Product/plan, subscription or other billing period, price, currency, applicable taxes, mandatory charges, included allowance, renewal and cancellation terms, access requirements and delivery arrangements. We provide an opportunity to review and correct errors before commitment and a copy of the agreement. A wait-list or demonstration does not create a payment obligation. Existing paid orders retain their agreed terms, subject to §8 and mandatory law.

Monthly offers shown in US dollars are identified as US$. Your bank may apply its own currency conversion and fees. Applicable taxes and mandatory charges must be disclosed before you pay. We do not use these Terms to assert that our future tax-registration status or a currently unavailable plan is an active offer.

AI allowance. Creating, discussing, revising or using an app's approved AI feature can use credits. Usage depends on the input, output and model. The allowance is not a promise of a fixed number of successfully completed apps or tasks. Ordinary local app interactions do not send an AI request unless an AI action is requested and approved. Availability of a local app does not grant unlimited AI, a particular model or a recurring free allowance.

Estimates and unsuccessful work. Displayed credit or progress estimates are not fixed prices or guarantees of successful output. Failed, cancelled or unusable output can still incur provider usage. Stop cannot retract a request already sent; closing the panel does not stop an active background build. We do not automatically replay an interrupted paid build. Voluntary credits or remedies are in addition to, and do not replace, applicable statutory rights.

Monthly allowance does not roll over unless your offer expressly says otherwise; unused credits have no cash value except where law requires otherwise. Request-rate, short-window and longer usage limits can also apply and may be reached in normal intensive use. The applicable limits and balance are shown in your account; a limit is not proof that a provider payment succeeded or that usable output was delivered.

Delivery. The applicable offer explains how the extension and account access are supplied. If we agree a setup call or delivery deadline, that commitment remains binding. Where a paid Real Estate offer includes setup within two business days and a full refund if we cannot complete it within ten business days for our own reasons, we honour those commitments.

6. How you buy, and your right to check before you commit

Subscriptions are bought through Stripe, which hosts the payment page and collects your card details. We never see or store your card number.

Before you pay, the checkout page shows you the plan, the price, the currency, the billing frequency, and the total — and you must actively confirm. Nothing is charged until you do. If something is wrong at that point, you can correct it or close the page without any obligation. After you pay, we email you a copy of your subscription details and a receipt.

If we ever fail to give you that information before you pay, or fail to send you a copy of your agreement, Ontario law lets you cancel — see section 10.

7. Renewal and cancellation

Subscriptions renew monthly on the same day you subscribed, at the price then shown in your account, until you cancel.

You can cancel at any time, effective at the end of the month you have already paid for. Cancel from your account page, or email legal@power-extension.com — an email is enough, we do not require a phone call, and we will confirm in writing. Cancelling stops the next renewal; you keep access and any remaining credits for the rest of the paid month, and we do not take anything back.

We provide renewal and change notices required by the applicable agreement and law. The fact that a plan renews monthly does not remove a mandatory notice obligation.

8. Price and plan changes

We may change prices and what a plan includes. If a change affects your existing subscription, we will tell you by email at least 30 days before it takes effect, and it will only apply from your next renewal. You can cancel before then and never pay the new price. We will not change what you are already paying without your agreement, and we do not apply changes retroactively.

9. Refunds

We do not offer refunds for a change of mind, for partial months, or for unused credits. What we do instead: you can cancel at any moment, and you keep everything you have already paid for until the month ends.

The following contractual remedies apply in addition to any statutory remedy:

1. We could not set you up. If we fail to complete your setup within 10 business days of payment for a reason that is ours — full refund of that payment (section 5). 2. We terminated you wrongly. If we end your paid plan for a breach you did not commit — refund of the unused part of that month (section 14). 3. Ontario law requires it. Where the Consumer Protection Act, 2002 gives you a refund, you get it within the time the law sets (section 10).

Nothing in this section reduces a statutory right.

10. Your rights under Ontario law (consumers)

This section applies if you are a consumer — an individual buying for personal, family or household purposes. If you are buying for a business, section 11 applies to you instead.

You are dealing with a supplier in Ontario, Canada, and the Consumer Protection Act, 2002 applies within its statutory scope. Its internet-agreement rules apply where the total potential payment obligation exceeds the prescribed threshold (currently CAD $50). In particular:

• You cannot sign these rights away. Any part of these Terms that tried to make you waive a right or benefit under that Act has no effect, whatever it says.
• Cancellation for missing disclosure. If we did not disclose the required information before you entered your subscription, or did not give you an express opportunity to accept or decline it and to correct errors, you may cancel from the date you enter the agreement until seven days after you receive its written copy, where the Act's internet-agreement rules apply.
• Cancellation for a missing copy. If we do not deliver a copy of your agreement within 15 days of you entering it, you may cancel within 30 days of entering it.
• How to cancel under this section. Tell us in any way that lets you show you gave notice — email to legal@power-extension.com is the simplest, and it takes effect when you send it, not when we read it. We must refund you within 15 days.
• Credit-card reversal. If we owe you a refund under that Act and do not pay it within 15 days, you may ask your credit-card issuer to reverse the charge.
• Courts stay open to you. Nothing in these Terms requires you to arbitrate, and nothing stops you from bringing or joining a court proceeding, including a class proceeding.

11. Business customers

If you acquire the Product for business purposes rather than personal, family or household purposes, consumer-specific provisions may not apply. Your actual purpose and applicable law determine that status, not your job title alone. For business customers, the following provisions apply subject to mandatory law: the indemnity in section 19, the liability cap in section 18, and the warranty disclaimer in section 17.

Calling an account a business account does not change the position of someone who is legally a consumer. The actual transaction and applicable law control.

12. Acceptable use

You agree not to use Power or the Site to:

• break the law, infringe someone's rights, or handle content you have no right to handle;
• send bulk unsolicited email, or anything that breaches Canada's Anti-Spam Legislation;
• act on accounts or systems you are not authorized to use, or to defeat a login, paywall, CAPTCHA, or other access control;
• scrape or harvest personal information at scale, or build a competing dataset from a site's content in breach of that site's terms;
• misrepresent AI-generated output as reviewed professional advice when you have not reviewed it;
• probe, scan, or attack our systems; reverse-engineer, decompile or disassemble a Product except for personal app adaptation expressly allowed by §20, applicable open-source licences or where the restriction is unenforceable by law; or resell, sublicense, or share your seat with someone who is not you.

To report abuse of a Product by someone else, email legal@power-extension.com.

13. Your responsibilities

These are terms of this agreement, not suggestions. Breaking them is a breach.

• You must review before you approve. You will read what Power has drafted or filled in before you approve it, and you will not approve output you have not checked. Every send, submission, payment and record created through a Product is your act, made on your judgement, whatever Power suggested.
• You must have the right to be there. You will only point a Product at accounts, systems and data you are authorized to use, and only where the operator of that site permits automated access. You are responsible for compliance with the terms of every third-party site you direct a Product at, and for any suspension, throttling, data loss or account closure that site imposes as a result. We do not control those sites and cannot restore access to them.
• Other people's personal information is yours to answer for. Where you use a Product to handle personal information about your own clients, leads, customers or contacts, you decide what is collected and why — you are the organization accountable for it under PIPEDA, and we handle it only on your instructions as your service provider. You are responsible for having the consents, notices and authority that your own privacy obligations require, including telling the people concerned that their information may be processed outside Canada (see the Privacy Policy). This does not transfer or exclude our own duties under applicable law. You will not point a Product at material you are not permitted to disclose to a processor outside Canada, and you will not use it on sensitive categories — health records, government identifiers, financial account credentials — that your own obligations do not allow you to disclose that way.
• You are the sender of what you send. If you use a Product to send email or messages, you are the sender for the purposes of Canada's Anti-Spam Legislation and every equivalent law. Obtaining consent, identifying yourself, and providing a working unsubscribe mechanism are your obligations, and the Product does not discharge them for you. This does not exclude obligations imposed on us for our own conduct.
• You keep your own records. Keep your own copies of anything you need. We are not your system of record.

14. Suspension and termination

We may suspend or terminate an account that breaches these Terms or threatens the service, with notice where reasonably practicable, and immediately where it is not. If we terminate your paid plan for a breach you did not commit, we refund the unused part of that month.

You may stop using the Products and ask us to delete your account at any time. On termination, your licence ends and your access stops at the end of the paid period. We delete or de-identify your personal information as described in the Privacy Policy. Use the available support download, chat/run download and individual app export controls to keep records you need before closing the account. A private support download can contain personal app source and data; it is not a general app interchange or installation feature. Ordinary local app data is not automatically erased on sign-out or cancellation. Access to authenticated Power features after termination is not guaranteed; keep needed exports beforehand. Your rights in your own content survive.

15. Real-estate professionals

Power Real Estate is sold to people who are licensed and regulated in their own right. If you are one of them:

• You remain fully responsible for your obligations under the Trust in Real Estate Services Act, 2020 and the rules of the Real Estate Council of Ontario, or the equivalent legislation and regulator wherever you are registered — including the accuracy of listing content, advertising rules, disclosure duties, client confidentiality, and record-keeping.
• We are not a brokerage, not a registrant, and not your compliance officer. Nothing a Product produces is a representation by us about a property, a transaction, or a party, and nothing it produces has been reviewed against your regulator's rules.
• Content a Product drafts and publishes under your name — listing copy, advertisements, client correspondence — is your advertising and your representation once you approve it.

16. Privacy, and what leaves your device

Our handling of personal information is described in the Privacy Policy, and our use of cookies and local storage in the Cookie Policy; both form part of these Terms. Personal apps store source, versions and ordinary data locally; Build and approved AI actions send the relevant instructions, code and supplied context through Power/OpenRouter to model providers. Private diagnostic downloads can contain personal app data. Background builds and saved page placements have the lifetimes and controls described in the Privacy Policy. For the older browser-operator mode:

• A screenshot leaves your device in two cases. If a page has no readable text, or two planned steps in a row did not change the page as expected, the extension may send ONE screenshot of the visible tab to the model provider for that step; identifiers on the screenshot are not masked; the task log records this before the frame is sent. The second case can happen on an ordinary, text-rich page. No screenshot is sent at any other point of a run.
• A redacted text map of the page does leave your device, over an encrypted connection, to third-party AI providers reached through OpenRouter, so the request can be reasoned over. Emails, phone numbers, card numbers, IBANs, and government IDs are detected and replaced with placeholders before it is sent, and that redaction is always on and cannot be turned off. Other page text — names, addresses, free text — is minimized, not removed. We therefore do not claim anonymity.
• Optional password vault. This separate feature stores encrypted local logins and can fill a chosen login on the exact approved site through protected controls. Generated app code does not receive the password or master password. The destination website can read filled values immediately. Ordinary contact/app storage and exports are not protected by the vault master password.

If personal information under our control is lost or accessed without authorization and it creates a real risk of significant harm to you, we will report it to the Privacy Commissioner of Canada and notify you as soon as feasible, as PIPEDA requires. We keep a record of every such incident for at least 24 months.

17. Disclaimer of warranties

Except as expressly stated in these Terms, and subject to rights that cannot be excluded under applicable law, the Site and the Products are provided "as is" and "as available" without warranties of any kind, express, implied, or statutory — including any implied warranty of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, accuracy, or non-infringement.

We do not warrant that a Product's output is accurate, complete, current, or suitable for your purpose, or that it will behave identically on a third-party website that has changed.

(For consumers in Ontario, nothing here negates or limits any non-excludable statutory warranty under the Consumer Protection Act, 2002 — including that services be of reasonably acceptable quality.)

18. Limitation of liability

To the maximum extent permitted by law, and except for liabilities that cannot be excluded or limited (including fraud, willful misconduct, gross negligence, and non-excludable consumer rights):

• we are not liable for indirect, incidental, special, consequential, exemplary, or punitive damages, or for lost profits, lost business, lost opportunity, lost goodwill, or lost or corrupted data;
• we are not responsible for independent acts, outages or rule changes of third-party sites or providers to the extent they are outside our reasonable control. Your approval of an action does not waive a claim based on our own breach or a non-excludable duty; and
• our total aggregate liability for all claims relating to the Site or a Product will not exceed the greater of (a) the fees you paid us in the 12 months before the claim, and (b) CAD $100.

Nothing in this section limits your non-excludable consumer rights under Ontario law.

19. Indemnity (business customers)

This section applies to business customers only (section 11). It does not apply to consumers, and nothing in it limits a consumer's rights.

To the extent permitted by law, you will indemnify Genzai and Azamat Smailov for third-party claims and reasonable defence costs to the extent caused by your unlawful instructions, infringement of another person's intellectual-property/privacy rights, or material breach of these Terms. This can include unauthorized handling of personal information or unlawful messages that you direct through the Product. It does not cover loss to the extent caused by our own negligence, wilful misconduct or breach, and does not transfer a penalty that law prohibits transferring.

We will notify you promptly, take reasonable steps to mitigate loss, and cooperate reasonably. You may control the defence with qualified counsel acceptable on reasonable grounds. Neither party may settle a covered claim in a way that admits the other's fault, requires non-monetary performance or fails to release the other without that party's written consent, not to be unreasonably withheld. Each party remains responsible in proportion to its contribution.

20. Intellectual property

Genzai and its licensors retain their rights in the Power platform, brand and included materials. Subject to these Terms and your applicable access entitlement, we grant a limited, non-exclusive licence to use Power for your own personal or business purposes. You may not repackage or resell the platform. Rights required by law and third-party open-source licences remain applicable.

Personal apps and examples. You may install, use and adapt the included Power app examples through the provided features for your own personal or internal business purposes. The licence does not promise a particular import, export, distribution or cloud-sync feature. This permission covers those included app examples, not the whole platform, our brand or separate proprietary website demos. Community publication is limited to examples selected and published by our team; the Product does not currently give all users a right to publish into that shared library.

Your content stays yours. You retain your rights in material you supply and in your personal app content; we do not claim ownership merely because you created it in Power. You are responsible for rights in material you distribute. AI output may resemble other output and may not have exclusive intellectual-property protection. A generated app cannot grant rights in third-party content it uses. We do not use your personal app content to train our own models; provider processing is described in the Privacy Policy.

Feedback. If you send us suggestions or ideas about the Products, we may use them freely, without obligation or payment to you. We will not identify you as their source without asking.

Third-party names and marks that appear on the Site or in a Product — including Chrome, Gmail, Stripe and any CRM or listing portal — belong to their owners. They are used to describe what the Product works with. Their appearance does not mean the owner sponsors, endorses, or is affiliated with us.

21. Availability and service changes

We aim to keep the service running and will give notice of planned maintenance where we can, but we do not offer a service-level agreement or an uptime guarantee, and we do not promise the service will be uninterrupted or error-free. Power also depends on services we do not control — Chrome, the sites you use it on, and the AI providers behind OpenRouter — and any of them can change or fail.

We may improve or change features, subject to the access and performance commitments in your paid agreement, the notice provisions in these Terms and applicable law. A changed feature does not remove a remedy for services we agreed to supply.

22. Changes to these Terms

We may update these Terms. Each version has a date. An acceptance record identifies the version recorded by the applicable flow; posting a newer page does not update that record. For material changes affecting a paid subscription, we notify you by email at least 30 days before they take effect and they apply from your next renewal, so you can cancel first. Where a change requires your express agreement, continued use or silence alone does not provide that agreement. We do not apply changes retroactively.

23. Governing law and disputes

These Terms are governed by the laws of the Province of Ontario and the federal laws of Canada applicable there. Subject to your non-excludable statutory rights, the courts located in Ontario (Toronto) have jurisdiction. Nothing in these Terms requires you to give up your right to bring or join a court proceeding or class action, or limits mandatory consumer-protection rights you have under Ontario law.

Before starting a proceeding, please email us — most problems are faster to fix directly.

24. General

• Force majeure. Neither of us is liable for a delay or failure caused by something outside our reasonable control — including outages at Chrome, Stripe, OpenRouter, a model provider, or a site you use a Product on; network or power failure; a change in a third party's rules or API; natural disaster; or government action. This does not excuse a payment obligation already due, and it does not extend indefinitely: if it lasts more than 30 days, either of us may cancel the affected subscription and we refund the unused period.
• No waiver. If we do not enforce a term straight away, we have not given it up.
• Survival. Sections 12 (acceptable use, as to past conduct), 13, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 23 and this section survive termination.
• Notices. We reach you at the email address on your account — keep it current; a notice sent there counts as given when we send it. You reach us at legal@power-extension.com, or by post at the address in section 25; a notice you send counts as given when you send it.
• Assignment. You may not assign this agreement without our written consent. We may assign it in connection with an incorporation, merger, acquisition, or sale of assets; your rights will not be reduced by an assignment, and if the contracting entity changes we will update it here and tell you.
• No partnership, no third-party beneficiaries. These Terms create no partnership, joint venture, agency or employment relationship, and give no rights to anyone who is not you or us.
• Sanctions and export. You confirm you are not located in, and will not use the Products from, a country or by a person subject to Canadian sanctions or export restrictions.
• Severability and entire agreement. If any provision is found unenforceable, it is severed and the rest remain in effect. These Terms, the Privacy Policy and the Cookie Policy are the entire agreement between us about the Site and the Products.

24a. Erratum — September 2, 2026

For the record, and because you may have accepted an earlier printing of these Terms: until September 2, 2026 the first bullet of §16 read "Screenshots do not leave your device. They are read by a model that runs locally, in your browser." That was wrong. The local image model was removed from the product, and the screenshot path described in §16 above is what the product actually does. The correction narrows nothing you were promised elsewhere and changes no other section, that historical correction is preserved here. This 2026-09-11 revision separately updates personal-app features and other terms prospectively; it does not rewrite prior acceptance records.

25. Contact

legal@power-extension.com · +1 437 258 2280 — Azamat Smailov, sole proprietor carrying on business as GENZAI (Ontario BIN 1001692014), 113 Kingslake Rd, North York, Ontario M2J 3E9, Canada. Billing questions: billing@power-extension.com. Privacy questions: privacy@power-extension.com.