Terms

Last updated: May 9, 2026

These terms apply to your use of Teams Helper, a beta browser extension for managing Teams status, schedules, manual override, logs, and multiple Teams accounts.

Beta access

Teams Helper is currently in beta. To use the app, install the extension from the Chrome Web Store, sign in with a Google account, and click Request Beta. At the moment, the first 100 beta requests are auto-approved. People who help with beta may receive free access while helping with beta.

Account sign-in

A Google account is required to sign in to the app and request beta access. You are responsible for using an account that you are allowed to use.

Using Teams Helper

You may use Teams Helper to manage your own Teams status settings and schedules. You agree not to misuse the extension, interfere with the service, attempt to access accounts that are not yours, or use the app in a way that violates applicable rules, laws, or workplace policies.

Microsoft Teams

Teams Helper is not made by Microsoft and is not endorsed by Microsoft. Microsoft Teams and related names belong to Microsoft. Your use of Microsoft Teams remains subject to Microsoft’s terms and your organization’s policies.

Beta reliability

Because Teams Helper is in beta, features may change, break, or be removed. We may update the extension, change access rules, pause the beta, or limit features while improving the app.

Pricing after beta

After beta ends, Teams Helper is planned to be paid at $4 per month or $40 per year. Pricing, billing terms, and included features may be updated before paid launch.

No guarantees

Teams Helper is provided as is. We do not guarantee that status changes will always apply, remain active, or work with every browser, Teams version, account type, network, or device.

Your responsibility

You are responsible for checking your Teams status when it matters and for following any workplace, school, or organization rules that apply to you.

Termination

We may suspend or end access if the app is misused, if beta access rules are violated, or if continued access would create security, reliability, legal, or operational concerns.

Changes

We may update these terms as the beta changes. The latest version will be posted on this page.

Contact

For questions about these terms, contact the Teams Helper support address provided with the extension or beta access instructions.