Crowe Logic, Inc.

Terms, privacy and security

Plain statements of how Crowe Logic, the agent console for the terminal, is licensed, what it stores, and how it handles sign-in and keys. Last revised 31 August 2026. Questions go to michael@crowelogic.com.

Terms

The software

Crowe Logic is proprietary software, licensed and not sold. The crowe-logic package, the desktop and web apps, their system prompts and model configuration are covered by the Crowe Logic Proprietary Software License that ships in the package as LICENSE. That license is the agreement; this page summarizes it. You may install and run the software on machines you control for as long as you hold a plan, including the free tier. You may not redistribute it, build a competing service from it, or work around its metering.

Plans

Billing

Pro bills monthly through Stripe against the card you enter at checkout. Cancel any time: run crowe billing, which opens the Stripe customer portal, or write to us. The portal shows when access ends after a cancellation. Prices can change; a change reaches you only at your next renewal and you will be told first.

Fair use

Pro is metered in credits so a vendor rate change never reaches your invoice. If a single account's usage is far outside what an individual operator would do, we will contact you before doing anything about it.

The engines

CroweLM tiers run on named third-party language models hosted on Microsoft Azure, and CroweLM Mycelium on Crowe Logic's own model hosted on Modal. Their output can be wrong. You are responsible for reviewing what the console produces before you rely on it or let it act, and the autonomy levels exist so you can decide how much it may act on its own.

Law

The license is governed by the laws of the State of Arizona, United States, with jurisdiction in Maricopa County. Crowe Logic, Inc. is in Phoenix, Arizona.

Privacy

What the console keeps on your machine

What the gateway records

To meter and bill, the gateway at api.crowelogic.com records, per request, the signed-in Crowe ID (your email), the tier, token counts and timestamps; on the free tier, the anonymous device token and the day's count. Your prompts and attachments are forwarded to the engine provider that serves the tier you chose (Anthropic, xAI, OpenAI or DeepSeek on Microsoft Azure; Crowe Mycelium on Modal) to produce the answer, and the answer streams back to you. Crowe Logic does not use your conversations to train models and does not sell them.

Sign-in and payment

Crowe ID at id.crowelogic.com holds your email, name and plan. Stripe processes payment; Crowe Logic never sees your card number. The console's daily update check asks PyPI for the current version and sends nothing about you.

Your own keys

If you set inference keys for the frontier picks or point the console at an endpoint you host, those keys are read from your environment file and sent only to the endpoint you configured. They are never sent to Crowe Logic.

Requests

To see or delete what Crowe Logic holds about you, write to michael@crowelogic.com from the address on your Crowe ID.

Security

Sign-in

Sign-in runs through Crowe ID, an OpenID Connect provider, using the authorization-code flow with PKCE. The console stores the resulting tokens with owner-only file permissions and refreshes them itself; crowe logout removes them. The web app keeps its session in a cookie marked HttpOnly, Secure and SameSite.

Keys stay with you

The CroweLM tiers need no keys from you. Any keys you add for the frontier picks or a self-hosted endpoint stay on your machine and go only to the endpoint you named. The tiers are instructed never to print credentials, and the console's guardrails redact common key shapes from output.

What the agent may do

Every tool the agent can touch sits behind an autonomy level you set: read-only, edit, or execute. Shell commands run as your user, on your machine, under that level. Nothing runs on our side on your behalf.

Reporting

Report a vulnerability to michael@crowelogic.com. We will acknowledge it and tell you what we did.