Version history

Windsurf's Terms of Service footer navigation was updated in an update detected on July 24, 2026 to add two new linked documents: a Service Level Agreement and a Your Privacy Choices page. Previously, the footer did not explicitly link to these documents. The navigation now provides direct access to these additional policy documents alongside existing links.

Windsurf's Terms of Service were substantially rewritten on July 1, 2026. The updated terms rebrand the service from Windsurf to the Cognition Platform, clarify that the terms are now offered by Cognition AI, Inc. rather than Exafunction, Inc., and establish a 30-day transition period during which prior terms continue to govern use. The revised language formalizes binding agreement requirements and defines key terms like 'Authorized User,' but the substantive operational changes to user rights, data handling, or service features are not evident from the provided change summary.

Windsurf updated its Terms of Service landing page on June 30, 2026, replacing 'Try Devin' with 'Log in' in the navigation header. This is a minor interface change with no operational impact on the actual terms, conditions, or user obligations. The substantive terms of service document itself does not appear to have been modified.

Windsurf reordered navigation menu items in their Terms of Service page header on June 13, 2026. The sequence of 'Contact sales', 'Download', and 'Try Devin' links was adjusted, but the actual terms of service language and user obligations remain unchanged. This is a navigation and presentation change only.

The Windsurf Terms of Service navigation header was updated on June 5, 2026 to add a 'Try Devin' button alongside the existing 'Download' button. Previously, the header linked only to 'Download'. This is a navigational addition to the Terms of Service landing page and does not modify the actual terms, conditions, or substantive policies that govern the service.

Windsurf updated its Terms of Service on June 2, 2026, making primarily formatting and editorial changes. The substantive terms remain functionally the same, with minor punctuation adjustments, spacing corrections, and standardization of quotation mark formatting throughout the document. No material changes to user rights, obligations, fees, data practices, or dispute resolution mechanisms were introduced.