The straightforward rules for using the Acrossly website, written to be read rather than decoded.
Updated September 3, 2026
These are the basic rules for using the public Acrossly website. By visiting or using this site, you agree to use it responsibly and in line with these terms.
If your church later uses the Acrossly platform or a paid service, that relationship may come with a separate agreement before it begins. Browsing this website or emailing us does not create a paid subscription.
Please do not try to disrupt the site, bypass its security, misuse its forms or contact channels, copy it in a misleading way, or use it for anything unlawful. Normal browsing, sharing links, and contacting us about Acrossly are all welcome.
The Acrossly name, visual identity, website design, writing, graphics, and software belong to Acrossly or the people who licensed them to us. You may reference and link to the site, but please do not present our work as your own or use our brand in a way that suggests an endorsement we have not given.
We work to keep the site clear and accurate, but Acrossly is still evolving. Features, availability, examples, pricing, and descriptions may change. Website content is general information, not a promise that every feature shown will always be available in the same form.
The site may link to services run by other companies. Their products, availability, security, and terms are controlled by them, not Acrossly. Please review their terms when you choose to use those services.
We take reasonable care of this website, but we cannot promise that it will always be uninterrupted or error-free. To the extent the law allows, Acrossly is not responsible for losses caused by relying on general website content or by temporary site unavailability.
If something here is unclear, email hello@acrossly.app. We may update these terms as the website and product develop. The latest version will always live on this page, with the revision date at the top.
