Terms and Conditions

These terms govern your use of omniflag.app and the OmniFlag planning service (“the Service”), operated by Inceptix LLC, a limited liability company registered in the State of Wyoming, United States, doing business as OmniFlag (“the Company”). By creating an account or submitting an intake, you agree to these terms and to the Privacy Policy.

OmniFlag is a research and planning tool for cross-border relocation. Everything about the places is free: the destination dossiers, the dossiers on leaving your own country, the Tax Delta calculator, and the report on the destinations that fit you, assembled immediately from your intake, in which every factual claim about immigration and tax rules is drawn from a primary government source. Everything keyed to you is paid: Pulse, a subscription described in section 5, and Passage, a coordinated move described in section 8.

The Service also carries the Vetted Directory, a list of licensed professionals whose credentials the Company checked when it listed them, and of disclosed non-professional services. It is free to use. Listed professionals pay the Company a flat annual listing fee, waived for the first 12 months of the first 5 listings, and charge you directly, at the rate they would charge anyone; the Company takes no share of any engagement between you and a professional, and never assigns one to you. Where a non-professional service carries an affiliate link, the page says so beside it.

OmniFlag is not a law firm, tax advisory firm, immigration consultancy, or financial institution. Nothing produced by the Service constitutes legal, tax, immigration, or financial advice. Nothing the Service produces is reviewed by a person before it reaches you. Reports, plans and checklists are research with sources. Before acting on any of them, confirm it with a licensed professional in the relevant jurisdiction. See the Legal Disclaimer for the full notice, including obligations that apply to United States persons.

An account is required to submit an intake, because your report is delivered to your account email. You are responsible for the accuracy of the information you submit and for keeping your credentials secure. One account per person. The Company may suspend accounts used for abuse, fraud, or unlawful purposes.

Once your email address is confirmed, your account receives OmniFlag alerts: email when a rule OmniFlag tracks changes, when OmniFlag adds a destination, and news about the Service and its paid plans. Every alert carries an unsubscribe link, and unsubscribing does not affect your account, your report, or any subscription.

Submitting an intake produces a report on your matched destinations at no charge. It is assembled automatically from the Company’s own researched material, each figure carrying the primary government source behind it, and delivered immediately. Nothing the Service produces is reviewed by a person before it reaches you; a claim the Company cannot support with a cited source is withheld rather than shown. It is research, not advice about your circumstances, and the Company may decline to produce one, including where compliance screening indicates the Service cannot responsibly serve the request.

Pulse is a paid subscription with two seasons, each priced as shown at checkout. Displayed prices exclude sales tax, VAT, or similar taxes; where one applies, it is calculated from your billing location and added at payment. The Exit season runs while you are leaving the country you are tax resident in and is billed monthly. The Base season is everything after you land and is billed monthly or annually as you choose. Which season you start in is decided at checkout: a United States person, anyone whose file records a tax home in the United States, and anyone who tells the Company they have already left, starts in the Base season, because the Exit season’s core surface does not apply to them. Where your file records a tax home the Company’s cited corpus does not cover, checkout declines and no subscription is created and no charge is made; the free surfaces stay open to you. Pulse renews automatically at the end of each billing period until you cancel.

The Exit season ends when you tell the Company your exit is filed, or twelve months after it opened, whichever comes first. On that day your Exit Plan freezes as a dated, read-only record and stops re-deriving, every other surface stays open, and the Base season price applies from your next invoice. The period you have already paid for is not pro-rated, and the switch to the Base season does not refund it. The Exit season is never billed into a thirteenth month.

In the Exit season, Pulse gives you the surfaces keyed to your own file: the Exit Plan, the cited sequence for leaving the country you are tax resident in, with each step yours to mark done; document storage in the Vault; the residence record, a dated PDF of what your file holds, which records what you entered and is not a finding about your residency; and Watches, emails the Company sends when a date in your own records comes near, or a source on your own places is re-verified: a current stay nearing a day threshold, a deadline on your Exit Plan coming within 30 days, a permit you record coming within 90 days of its expiry, a police certificate or apostille in the Vault coming within 30 days of the expiry you record, a citizenship clock you record coming within 180 days of its date, and a source on one of your own places being re-verified, at most once a week. A Watch that needs an Exit Plan does not run where you have none. The Base season keeps the Vault, the residence record and the Watches, and you hold the Exit Plan as the frozen record. Recording your own day counts, a current stay, a leaving date, permits, citizenship clocks and your costs is free and is not part of Pulse. Every factual claim in any of them carries the primary government source behind it, on the same standard as the free report in section 4.

You may cancel at any time from your account. Cancellation stops the next renewal and you keep access until the period you have paid for ends. The Company does not pro-rate a partial period.

Nothing in Pulse is reviewed by a person before it reaches you. It is assembled automatically, and a claim the Company cannot support with a cited source is withheld rather than shown; where a rule applies to you that the Company cannot cite, Pulse says a rule is withheld rather than naming it. It is research, not advice about your circumstances, and section 2 applies to it in full. Because it describes actions with deadlines and financial consequences, each step identifies where a licensed professional must validate your position before you act. Marking a step done records your own word; the Company does not verify a filing.

If a claim that rendered in Pulse was not supported by its cited source as of that source’s verified date, the Company will refund the fee for the billing period in which that claim was rendered to you. Where you are billed annually, the refund is the unexpired remainder of that period, calculated from the date of the claim. Earlier periods are not refunded. You must claim within 30 days of the date the claim was rendered to you, by writing to the address in section 14 with the claim as it rendered and the source it cited.

A rule that changes after the source’s verified date is not a defect; keeping you told about such changes is what the subscription is for. That refund and the limits in section 11 are your remedies for an error.

Your stored documents remain available for the period you have paid for. You may download or delete them at any time while the subscription is active. After the period ends, they stay available to download, and only to download, for 30 days. The Company then deletes them permanently and cannot restore them. Documents in the Vault are encrypted at rest, access-controlled, and audit-logged, and are never used for automated processing of any kind.

The Company previously sold a verified plan and an exit plan as one-off documents, and offered credits from those fees toward the coordinated move now sold as Passage under section 8. Neither is sold any longer, and no credit accrues.

If you purchased either before it was withdrawn, what you bought remains yours on the terms that applied when you bought it: the document stays available to you, the accuracy refund that applied to it still applies on those terms, and any credit already accrued is honoured. Withdrawal of a service does not reduce a right you already held.

This section previously described credits from the verified plan and exit plan fees toward a coordinated move. Those credits are no longer offered and no credit accrues; what remains of it, including the treatment of any credit already accrued, is in section 6. The number is kept so that references to later sections, in this document and in copies already issued, continue to mean what they meant.

Passage is a coordinated move: the Company sequences every step, assembles every document, chases every deadline, and coordinates every professional, for one origin and one destination, at the flat fee shown on the pricing page and in your application. It is sold by application only, to people leaving Canada or the United Kingdom who hold a delivered report, and it is not sold to United States persons. Capacity is limited; the Company may decline an application, and nothing is owed or charged until a corridor and a price are agreed in writing under the Passage Terms, which govern the engagement and control where these terms and those differ about it.

The fee is the Company’s own coordination fee and nothing else. The licensed professionals who make the filings invoice you directly, at their own rates, under their own terms and their own professional responsibility. The Company holds no money on its way to a professional, takes no share of what you pay them, and never assigns one: you choose, from the Vetted Directory or from outside it, and the Company coordinates a professional you bring exactly as it would one it listed.

Passage includes Pulse: the Exit season for the length of the engagement, and twelve months of the Base season after it, at no additional charge. After those twelve months, Pulse renews at the Base season price under section 5 unless you cancel.

The Company promises its own work and never an outcome. It does not promise that a visa, permit, residence, citizenship, or tax result will be granted, or by when, because each of those turns on an authority or a professional the Company does not control. If a filing misses its deadline because the Company failed to chase it, the Company refunds the Passage fee. A professional’s own delay is not the Company’s failure, though chasing it is. You agree to respond to the Company’s requests within the window stated in your agreement and to attend the appointments booked for you; where you do not, the engagement pauses rather than triggering a refund.

You agree not to use the Service to pursue tax evasion, sanctions circumvention, money laundering, or concealment of assets; not to submit information about another person without their consent; and not to probe, scrape, or disrupt the Service. The Company screens against international sanctions lists and refuses service to listed individuals and entities.

The Service, its content, and its software remain the property of the Company or its licensors. Your report, anything Pulse produces for you, the documents you place in the Vault, and any document you purchased before it was withdrawn are yours to use for your own relocation. Government sources cited in them belong to their respective publishers.

The Service is provided as is, without warranties of any kind, express or implied. Immigration and tax rules change; a cited source reflects its content as of the date it was verified, and that date is shown beside the figures it backs. Material produced for you is checked automatically against its cited sources before it renders. That reduces errors and does not eliminate them; nothing is warranted to be error-free, and the refunds in sections 5 and 8, the terms preserved in section 6, and the limits below are your sole remedies for an error.

The Company does not guarantee any immigration, residency, citizenship, or tax outcome. Whether a visa, permit, or citizenship is granted is decided by a sovereign authority and is outside the Company’s control. A statutory difference the Tax Delta calculator states is a difference between two published rate tables, not a prediction about your own tax.

A professional listed in the Vetted Directory is not employed, supervised, or controlled by the Company. The listing describes a credential check the Company carried out when it listed them, and a listing is withdrawn when that check lapses. It is not a warranty of that person’s work, their continued licensure or availability, or the fees they will quote you, and it is not a recommendation that you engage them: you choose.

To the maximum extent permitted by law, the Company’s total liability arising out of the free surfaces is limited to one hundred US dollars ($100); liability arising out of Pulse is limited to the amount you paid for it, in addition to the refund described in section 5; liability arising out of Passage is limited to the fee you paid for it, in addition to the refund described in section 8; liability arising out of a document purchased before it was withdrawn is limited to the amount you paid for it, on the terms described in section 6. Nothing in these terms limits liability that cannot be limited by law.

You can delete your account at any time from your account page, or by emailing the contact below. The Company may terminate or suspend access for breach of these terms. Sections 6, 10, 11, and 14 survive termination.

The Company may update these terms. Material changes are posted on this page with an updated date. Continued use after a change takes effect constitutes acceptance.

These terms are governed by the laws of the State of Wyoming, United States, without regard to conflict-of-law rules. Questions about these terms: cyrus@omniflag.app.