Terms of use

What scalingOS is and is not

scalingOS is a curated-access community and a working system for founders. It is not a financial, legal, immigration or accounting advisor, and nothing we publish or deliver constitutes professional advice of any of those kinds.

Decisions about your company are yours. What we offer is judgement, structure and company to make them better.

How does access work?

Access to the community is requested and reviewed. Meeting the published criteria —speaking Spanish, living in the United States and having proven revenue above USD 30K a month— does not guarantee admission: we review every application and may decline it without giving detailed reasons.

You apply by filling in the form at scalingos.co and confirming your email. From there your application sits on the waitlist until we review it; if we admit you, you get an email with the link that activates your access. There are no invitation codes: nobody can grant you access or bring you in, and no founder hands out spots.

Access is personal and non-transferable. We may revoke it if it is used abusively, in an automated way, or to resell access.

What to expect from the AI Diagnostic

The diagnostic is free and is written by a language model based exclusively on your answers. It is not an audit, a valuation of your company, or a prediction.

By design, the system is forbidden from inventing figures or comparisons: everything it states comes from what you wrote. That makes it honest, not infallible. A language model can misread an ambiguous answer, and the usefulness of the result depends on how candid your answers are.

The link to your result is not password-protected: anyone with the link can view it. Treat it the way you would treat a document with your company name inside.

What you may not do on the site

Submit forms in an automated way, impersonate another person, register false data, attempt to reach admin panels or routes, or scrape content at scale to resell it.

The content published on the site is ours. You may quote and link to it freely —in fact we would rather you cited it with a link than copied it— but not reproduce it in full as your own.

What are we liable for, and what not?

The site and the diagnostic are provided as they are, free of charge, with no guarantee that they will produce any particular result in your company. We do not guarantee that the site is always available or that the text the model writes is free of errors, and we tell you above why it can get things wrong.

We are not liable for the business decisions you make based on what you read here, nor for lost revenue, lost clients or lost opportunities you attribute to those decisions. That part is yours, and it is the reason we keep insisting this is not professional advice.

We are liable, and we neither exclude nor try to exclude it here: for our intentional acts, for our gross negligence, and for anything the law does not allow us to exclude. That expressly includes Wisconsin’s deceptive trade practices law, which cannot be switched off by contract and which this page does not attempt to switch off.

For everything else, and because we charge you nothing for this service today, our total aggregate liability to you is limited to USD 100. We give you a figure rather than a formula because a cap you cannot understand on reading it is not a cap: it is a surprise.

Which law applies, and where are disputes heard?

These terms are governed by the law of the State of Wisconsin, United States, without applying its conflict-of-laws rules. If a dispute is not resolved by talking, it goes to the state or federal courts with jurisdiction in Wisconsin, and both parties accept that forum.

Choosing Wisconsin law does not take away the rights your own state’s law gives you, and it does not try to. The privacy and consumer protection laws of California, Texas, Colorado or wherever you live apply because you live there, not because of what this page says. If any of them gives you more than this page does, you keep what your own law gives you.

Before suing, write to us at info@scalingos.co. Almost everything that arrives that way is settled in a couple of emails, and it is cheaper for both of us.

If a court finds any part of these terms invalid or unenforceable, the rest stays in force and the affected part applies to the fullest extent the law allows.

Can these terms change?

Yes. When they change substantially, the date at the bottom of this page is updated. If the change affects how we handle your data, it is also reflected in the privacy policy.

If something on this page does not work for you, write to info@scalingos.co before registering.