Legal

Terms of service

The agreement between you and Googally when you use OneNote Migrator.

Draft for legal review. This text explains how the service works today and may change before launch.

Last updated 9 November 2026

By using OneNote Migrator you agree to these terms. If you use it for a company, you confirm you may agree on its behalf. Questions: help@googally.com.

The service

OneNote Migrator copies your OneNote notebooks into Google Docs and Google Drive. Your OneNote stays as it is. We check every page after it moves and report anything that couldn't move, with the reason. Handwriting and drawings stay in OneNote, because Microsoft doesn't share them with other apps.

Your account and your content

  • You must have the right to the notebooks you move and to the Google account they go to.
  • Your notes remain yours. We use them only to move them for you.
  • Keep your Microsoft and Google accounts secure; you're responsible for activity in them.

Payment

The free trial moves one notebook, up to 3 pages. Paid plans are one-time payments for a move, priced by the number of pages; company plans are priced per person. Prices are shown on our pricing page before you pay.

Fair use

Don't use OneNote Migrator to break the law, to move content you have no right to, or to disrupt the service or the services it connects to.

Availability and limits

We work hard to move every page faithfully, but Microsoft and Google control their own services and limits. Keep your original notebooks until you've checked the result. To the extent the law allows, Googally is not liable for indirect losses, and our total liability is limited to what you paid for the move in question.

Ending

You can stop using OneNote Migrator and delete your data at any time. We may suspend accounts that break these terms.

Changes

If we change these terms, we'll update the date at the top and, for important changes, tell you in the app.

Bring your OneNote with you to Google

Sign in with Google, connect OneNote, and see how your notebooks will look before anything moves.