Thrive · Organisation
In testingData and use notice
Updated October 29, 2026
Thrive is in testing. Its planning features use the information you add to organise your days and weeks.
This notice supplements the Arbor-wide Privacy Policy and Terms of Service. Those documents cover the account, membership, shared infrastructure, providers, retention and your legal rights. An in-product notice will also appear when a feature needs a new permission, connection or consent.
Information this guide uses
- Tasks, projects, areas, routines, habits, priorities, estimates and notes you create.
- Calendar events or availability when you choose to connect a calendar.
- Assistant conversations and relevant Arbor context you choose to make available.
Why it uses that information
- Organise tasks and commitments, build plans and help you revise them when circumstances change.
- Suggest manageable next actions and routines using AI when you ask the assistant.
- Use availability and priorities to avoid plans that conflict with your existing commitments.
Connections and sharing
- Calendar access is optional and requires the relevant device or account permission.
- Only selected summaries are available to another Arbor guide when you separately opt in to connected guidance.
Your choices and controls
- You can edit or delete planning content and revoke an optional calendar permission.
- You can manage shared Arbor information through What Arbor knows and delete your Arbor account.
Important limits
- Thrive offers organisation and self-help guidance, not professional health, legal or employment advice.
- You remain in control of which suggested plans and actions you follow.