Terms

Last updated October 7, 2026

By using Intent Filter you agree to these terms.

Intent Filter is still being tested. Intent Filter's own page checking, accounts and plans are being built; the parts about them apply from the version that adds them.

1. Who provides it

Intent Filter is made and provided by Aleksandar Gjorgiev, an individual in North Macedonia. Contact: alekgj.dev@gmail.com.

2. What the service is

Intent Filter is a browser extension. You plan focus sessions, and during a focus block it checks the pages and searches you open against what you said you would work on. Pages that don't fit are blocked and saved to your Do Later list.

The checking is done by Jev, an AI model. Like any AI model it can be wrong: it may block a page you needed or let through one you didn't. Intent Filter is a help for focus, not a guarantee.

3. Free page checking

A new install gets full page checking for its first day, then 60 minutes of page checking a day. The day is your local day.
Signing in with Google gives 7 days of full page checking, once per Google account.
Free page checking is paid from a fixed monthly budget. When that budget is used up for the day or the month, free page checking pauses until it is back, and the extension tells you when. Pages then open without being checked.
Everything that isn't page checking (sessions, the calendar, goals, strict mode, time tracking, Do Later) stays free and keeps working.

4. Fair use

“Full” page checking has a daily limit so no single install can use up what is meant for everyone: 500 checks a day on the first day and with an account, 200 a day on the free 60 minutes, and 3,000 a day on Pro. 500 checks is about a heavy day of browsing. Past the limit, pages open without being checked until the next day.

Don't use Intent Filter's server for anything other than checking pages through the extension. Don't try to get around the limits, for example by making installs automatically. Installs or accounts that do may be stopped.

5. Plans

Pro gives full page checking every day, within the fair-use limit, for as long as the subscription is paid. You can cancel at any time; Pro then lasts until the end of the period you paid for.
Own key is a one-time purchase. It lets you use your own provider key (OpenRouter, TypeSafe or Vercel) for page checking, for as long as Intent Filter is offered, on the versions released for it. You pay your provider for your own use. “Lifetime” or “once” means no further payment to Intent Filter, not that your provider's service or prices are guaranteed.

Prices, taxes and the seller are shown before you pay. Plans are sold by Lemon Squeezy, a payment provider acting as the seller, under its own terms as well as these. Refunds and cancelling are on the refunds page.

6. Age

There is no minimum age to use Intent Filter. If you are younger than the age at which your country lets you agree to the use of your data, ask a parent or guardian before you create an account or buy a plan.

7. Changes and ending

Intent Filter may change, and these terms may change with it; the date at the top shows the latest version. You can stop using it at any time by removing the extension and deleting your account. If page checking through Intent Filter's server ever ends, the rest of the extension keeps working in your browser.

8. No warranty

Intent Filter is provided as it is. As far as the law allows, Aleksandar Gjorgiev is not liable for losses from using it, from a page it blocked or let through, or from page checking being paused. Nothing here takes away rights you have by law as a consumer.