Terms of Service
These Terms explain the rules that apply when you use Sequa's consumer website, applications, subscriptions, and related services. Please read them together with our Privacy Policy. By downloading or using Sequa, you agree to these Terms.
Last updated: 4 September 2026
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1. About Sequa
Sequa is operated by WraithBit, Inc., trading as Sequa ("Sequa", "we", "us", "our"). The "Services" means Sequa's consumer applications, website, software, features, subscriptions and related services covered by these Terms. Separate agreements apply to Sequa Pathways and services provided through healthcare organisations.
2. Who can use Sequa
You must be at least 18 years old to use Sequa's consumer Services. By using them, you confirm that you meet that requirement, that you have legal capacity to agree to these Terms, and that information you provide to us is accurate to the best of your knowledge.
3. Your device, your record, your responsibility
Sequa works without an account, and your record lives on your device and, if you enable sync, in your own iCloud. That design gives you control, and it also means some responsibilities sit with you: protect access to your device, passcode and Apple ID; keep your device and the app reasonably up to date; and if your record matters to you, keep sync enabled or export copies, because a record that exists only on a lost or wiped device cannot be recovered by Sequa. Tell us promptly if you believe a Sequa system (as opposed to your device) has been compromised.
4. What Sequa does
Sequa helps you record and organise information such as conditions, symptoms, medications and protocols, measurements, laboratory results, appointments, notes, and connected-device information, and provides features such as timelines, charts, trends, reminders, protocol and inventory tracking, appointment preparation, summaries, correlations and insights. Features may change over time as Sequa develops.
5. Sequa is not an emergency service
Sequa is not an emergency medical service and is not designed for continuous or real-time clinical monitoring. Do not use Sequa to decide whether to seek emergency assistance. If you believe you or somebody else may be experiencing a medical emergency, contact the appropriate emergency service immediately. In the UK, call 999 or 112. In the United States, call 911.
6. Medical information and medical advice
Sequa's consumer Services organise and present information. They are not a substitute for a qualified healthcare professional. Unless expressly stated otherwise for a specific service, Sequa does not diagnose medical conditions, prescribe treatment, or independently tell you to start, stop, increase, decrease or change a medicine or treatment. Information presented in Sequa may be incomplete, inaccurate, delayed, or affected by incorrect information entered by you or received from another source. Always seek appropriate professional medical advice when making decisions about your health.
7. Trends, correlations and insights
Sequa may identify or display changes, patterns, correlations or other relationships in information you have recorded. These can help you explore your own data, but they do not establish medical causation: two things changing at the same time does not necessarily mean one caused the other. Insights can be affected by missing information, inconsistent tracking, measurement error, small amounts of data, external factors Sequa cannot observe, and limitations in the methods used. Do not rely on an insight as a diagnosis or treatment recommendation.
8. Medication, compound and protocol information
Sequa may let you record or view information relating to medicines, supplements, compounds, protocols or other substances. Inclusion of a substance in Sequa's database does not mean Sequa recommends, endorses, prescribes or approves it. Sequa may contain information about substances with different regulatory, prescription, research or approval statuses, and an item's presence should not be read as a statement that it is approved for your intended use, legally available where you are, safe, effective, suitable for you, or appropriate to combine with anything else. You are responsible for following applicable law and the advice of appropriately qualified healthcare professionals.
9. Dose and protocol tracking
Features that let you record doses, schedules, injections, tablets or other treatment activity are tracking tools. Recording something in Sequa does not mean Sequa has determined that the dose, schedule, medicine or protocol is appropriate for you. Reminders are organisational tools, not prescriptions or medical instructions. If information in Sequa conflicts with your prescriber's instructions, confirm the correct information with the appropriate healthcare professional before acting.
10. Serum curves and modelled estimates
Sequa may display modelled concentration, accumulation, elimination, half-life or serum-curve information for certain substances. These are estimates generated from mathematical assumptions, not laboratory measurements of what is in your blood or body. Individual metabolism, absorption, administration, health conditions, interactions, product characteristics and many other factors may cause your actual physiology to differ materially from a model. Do not use a modelled curve as the sole basis for a dosing or treatment decision.
11. Laboratory and measurement data
Sequa may let you enter, import, display or organise laboratory results and other measurements. Sequa cannot guarantee that imported or user-entered values are accurate, complete, correctly labelled or clinically interpreted, and reference ranges vary between laboratories, populations, methods and circumstances. If a result concerns you or appears inconsistent, verify it with the relevant laboratory or healthcare professional.
12. Appointment preparation and summaries
Sequa may help you prepare information for an appointment or create a summary to show a healthcare professional. These features make your information easier to review; they do not replace your complete medical record and may not contain everything relevant to a clinical decision. Review generated summaries before relying on or sharing them.
13. Information from third parties
You may be able to connect Sequa to third-party applications, devices or data sources, including Apple Health. We cannot guarantee that information supplied by a third party is accurate, complete, current, correctly formatted or free of errors; organising or displaying it more clearly does not independently verify its clinical accuracy. Third-party services are governed by their own terms and privacy policies.
14. Your health information belongs to you
You retain ownership of the information you add to Sequa; using Sequa does not transfer it to us. You give Sequa permission to process, structure, transform and display your information on your device to provide the Services, and, where a feature you deliberately use sends information to Sequa or a service provider (such as a support request or a feature described in the Privacy Policy), to use that information only as needed to provide it, consistent with the Privacy Policy. This permission ends when the relevant information is deleted, subject to anything we are legally required to retain.
15. Information you add
You must have the right to add or use information you place in Sequa; for example, do not add another person's confidential health information unless you have lawful authority to hold it. You remain responsible for the information you choose to add, import or share.
16. Paid subscriptions
Some Sequa features may require a paid subscription. Price, billing period, trial terms, renewal arrangements and included features are shown before you purchase. Subscriptions may renew automatically unless cancelled before the renewal date. Purchases through the App Store are governed by Apple's terms for payment, renewal, cancellation and refunds, and the subscription attaches to your Apple ID. Deleting the app or your data does not cancel a subscription managed by Apple, and cancelling a subscription does not delete your data; complete each action separately if you want both. A subscription unlocks additional features: losing, cancelling, or being unable to verify a subscription never removes your access to your own existing record.
17. Trials and promotional offers
Sequa may offer free trials, introductory prices or promotions, with any specific conditions shown when the offer is made. Unless stated otherwise, a trial converts to a paid subscription if not cancelled before the trial ends.
18. Refunds
Refund rights depend on how you purchased and the consumer laws that apply to you. App Store purchases are generally handled through Apple's refund process. Nothing in these Terms removes a statutory refund or cancellation right that applies to you.
19. Acceptable use
Use Sequa only for lawful purposes. You must not attempt to gain unauthorised access to Sequa's systems or another person's device or information; interfere with the security or operation of the Services; introduce malware; scrape or systematically extract Sequa's content without permission; reverse engineer the Services except where applicable law expressly permits it; use Sequa to violate another person's privacy or intellectual property; impersonate another person; or attempt to circumvent technical protections.
20. Sequa's intellectual property
Sequa's software, branding, designs, interfaces, databases, written material and other original materials are protected by intellectual property laws. These Terms give you a personal, limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable, revocable right to use the Services for their intended purpose; they do not transfer ownership of Sequa's intellectual property to you, and they do not give Sequa ownership of your health information.
21. Feedback
If you voluntarily send us ideas or feedback, you allow us to use them to improve Sequa without an obligation to compensate you. This does not give Sequa ownership of your personal health information.
22. Changes to Sequa
Sequa will continue to develop. We may add, change or remove features, change technical requirements, alter limits, or discontinue part of the Services. Where a change materially affects a paid service or your ability to use Sequa, we will provide notice where reasonably appropriate or legally required.
23. Availability
We work to keep Sequa reliable, but cannot guarantee that every part of the Services will always be uninterrupted or error-free. The app runs on your device, but updates, any online components, and the website can be affected by maintenance, security incidents, third-party outages, or circumstances outside our reasonable control. Because your record lives with you, keep sync enabled or export copies of anything you may urgently need.
24. Leaving Sequa
You can stop using Sequa at any time. You can use Delete all data within the app, remove the app, change or revoke Apple Health permissions in iOS Settings, and manage iCloud-synced data through your Apple ID. If iCloud sync is enabled when you delete your data, the deletion also synchronises to your private iCloud database, though not instantly; if you disabled sync earlier, manage any remaining copy through your iCloud settings. Uninstalling the app is not, by itself, a deletion of an iCloud copy. Before deleting, you may wish to export anything you want to keep. Cancel any subscription separately through Apple (section 16). Documents you have exported are yours and live wherever you saved them.
25. Restriction of access
Where Sequa operates online components or entitlements, we may restrict or suspend access to them where reasonably necessary because of a material breach of these Terms, a security risk, fraudulent or unlawful use, a legal requirement, or a material risk to Sequa or other users. Where appropriate and legally permitted, we will try to give you notice and an opportunity to resolve the issue. Nothing in this section gives Sequa access to, or control over, the record on your device.
26. Continuity and change of ownership
Because your record lives on your device and, if you sync, in your own iCloud, it does not depend on Sequa's continued existence. If Sequa were ever acquired, wound down, or materially changed ownership: your record would remain on your device and in your iCloud; a change of ownership would not, by itself, give anyone access to the record on your phone; the app is designed so that you do not lose access to your existing record because Sequa, a subscription service, or the network is unavailable; and we would provide notice before any new policies applied to the limited information Sequa itself holds, with the opportunity to make requests about that information first.
27. Privacy
Our Privacy Policy explains how the limited information Sequa processes is collected, used, protected and disclosed. For a simpler overview, see Privacy and Security.
28. Consumer rights
Nothing in these Terms removes rights that applicable consumer law does not allow us to exclude. If these Terms conflict with a mandatory consumer protection that applies to you, the protection takes priority.
29. Our responsibility to you
We are responsible for losses you suffer where the law says we are responsible for them. Where applicable law permits, we are not responsible for losses that were not reasonably foreseeable when you agreed to these Terms; result from information you entered incorrectly; result from inaccurate or unavailable third-party data; arise because you used Sequa contrary to these Terms; arise because you relied on Sequa as an emergency or real-time clinical monitoring system; arise from loss of your device, or deletion of local data, where you chose not to keep a synced or exported copy; or are business losses from using a consumer service commercially. Nothing in these Terms excludes or limits liability where doing so would be unlawful, including for fraud, fraudulent misrepresentation, or death or personal injury caused by negligence. Rights that cannot lawfully be waived continue to apply.
30. No additional warranties
We will provide the Services with the care and skill required by applicable law. Except for rights and warranties that cannot legally be excluded, Sequa does not promise that every feature will always be available, every data source will remain compatible, every item of third-party information will be accurate, insights will identify every relevant health relationship, or the Services will suit every individual health need.
31. Sequa Pathways
Sequa Pathways is designed for healthcare organisations and clinical services. If you use Sequa in connection with an NHS organisation, hospital, clinic, healthcare professional or research organisation, additional terms, notices, consent arrangements or organisational policies may apply, governing what the organisation can access, its purposes, retention, clinical responsibilities, and the respective responsibilities of Sequa and the organisation. These consumer Terms do not replace an agreement between Sequa and a healthcare organisation.
32. Changes to these Terms
We may update these Terms as Sequa develops or legal requirements change; the date at the top shows the last update. If a change materially affects your rights or a paid service, we will provide additional notice where appropriate. Changes will not remove rights you have already acquired under applicable consumer law. If we ever propose a fundamental change to how Sequa handles personal information, such as providing it to a new class of third parties, that change will not apply to information Sequa already holds until you have explicitly agreed to it, for example through a clear choice in the app.
33. Governing law
If you live in the United Kingdom, these Terms are governed by English law, subject to the mandatory consumer rights that apply where you live; if you live in Scotland or Northern Ireland, you may also bring proceedings in your local courts. If you live in the United States, these Terms are governed by the laws of the State of Delaware, without regard to conflict-of-law principles, except to the extent that mandatory federal or state consumer law provides otherwise. If you live elsewhere, mandatory rights under the law of your country of residence remain unaffected.
34. If part of these Terms is invalid
If a court or competent authority decides part of these Terms is unlawful or unenforceable, the remainder continues to apply. Not enforcing a provision immediately does not waive the right to enforce it later.
35. Contact
Questions about these Terms: [email protected]. WraithBit, Inc., registered office (legal correspondence): 131 Continental Dr, Ste 305, Newark, DE 19713-4324, United States. Email is the fastest way to reach us.