Air Lune

Terms of use

A shared space for focused work.

These terms explain the use of Air Lune at airlune.space, including guest flights, accounts, and shared cabin features. Use the service in a way that respects other passengers and keeps their work sessions useful.

Last updated: 29 October 2026

The service

Air Lune provides virtual flights as a structure for focus sessions. Airport routes, aircraft movement, durations, layovers, and achievements are part of that experience. They are not real travel bookings, navigation information, or a guarantee of productivity.

Read How it works for the current guest and account features. Features and availability may change as the service develops.

Guest access and accounts

You can join available automated flights without an account. Guest seats are temporary, subject to cabin capacity, and expire when they are no longer renewed. Guest mode does not save personal focus hours or provide access to social tools.

For account features, provide accurate information, protect your sign-in credentials, and use an account you are entitled to access. You are responsible for activity through your account. Contact support if you believe someone else has gained access.

Use Air Lune only when you can lawfully use the service. If permission from a parent or guardian is required where you live, obtain it before creating an account or sharing information.

Shared sessions and saved progress

Automated flights follow a shared schedule and have a capacity limit. The session can continue when you disconnect or leave. Creating your own flight gives you host controls; passengers can leave a joined session independently.

An account can belong to one open session at a time. Saved focus time depends on confirmed online presence and the session’s focus schedule. Boarding, breaks, offline gaps, and time after leaving do not earn focus hours. Guest time is not credited retrospectively after sign-in.

Timers and progress can be affected by network interruptions, device behavior, and maintenance. Treat them as personal productivity records rather than certified attendance or paid-work records.

Respect other passengers

  • Do not harass, threaten, impersonate, spam, or share unlawful material.
  • Share only content and media you have permission to use. Do not publish someone else’s private information.
  • Do not bypass access controls, manipulate focus records, create fake occupancy, or disrupt the service through automated or abusive requests.
  • Respect the host’s cabin settings and the purpose of the session. Use blocking and reporting tools where available, or contact support about abuse.

Access or content may be restricted to address abuse, security issues, or legal obligations. For questions about an account restriction, contact support.

Your content and privacy

You retain ownership of content you contribute. By submitting it, you permit Air Lune to store, process, and display it as needed to provide the feature you use, including making cabin messages and shared tasks available to the intended participants.

Choose carefully what you share in public profiles and shared cabins. Other participants can read content made available to them. The Privacy page explains the information processed, third-party services, cookies, and how to make a data request.

Availability and changes

Air Lune may be interrupted for maintenance, technical failures, or provider outages. Features that depend on maps, sign-in, media, voice, and advertising providers also depend on those services being available. Keep separate copies of work you cannot afford to lose.

These terms may be updated as the service changes. The date above identifies this version. Nothing in these terms removes rights or protections you have under applicable law.

Support and account requests

For service questions, abuse reports, account issues, or a request to delete your account, contact Air Lune at mohammad@lattice-lab.com. Account and data requests are handled manually and may require verification of ownership.