What does beta / early access mean?
Lonzo itself is not an early-access product. It is what the Early-Access Terms call generally available: the ordinary Terms of Use govern it, and none of the extra risk below applies to it. That is a statement about which terms apply, not about the store — the Android app is not yet on Google Play, and access today is by invitation.
"Early access" (or "preview") is a label we put on an individual feature that is still being developed. Where you see that label, the feature is provided as-is, without a service-level commitment, and it may change, break, or be withdrawn.
An early-access feature is included in your plan at no extra charge — we never sell one separately. We collect diagnostics from it to fix problems, on the same no-training terms as the rest of the product, and some details about it may be confidential until it ships. If we retire an early-access feature or move it to general availability, you get notice and at least 30 days to export anything it created. Where the app shows no feature labeled early access, none of this applies to you. The full terms are in the Early-Access Terms.
See also: How do I export my data? · Which platforms and devices are supported?