Beta Software Terms and Credits / Fair-Use Policy
DRAFT. Prepared 2026-08-08 without external legal review. To compensate, every clause is deliberately drafted on the most consumer-protective setting available. Administrative actions required before these terms go live are tracked in 00-OWNER-CHECKLIST.md.
Provider: Caglar (Charly) Tekin, sole proprietor, Altmannstrasse 16, 9012 St. Gallen, Switzerland, trading as Nocturnal Studios (the "Provider", "we", "us"). Contact: support@cyvril.com Effective date: 2026-08-12 Version: draft 1.0
This document has two parts. Part A sets the terms on which the Software is made available during pre-public testing. Part B sets the Credits and Fair-Use Policy that governs how generation capacity is granted, priced, and consumed. Both parts form part of the Membership Agreement / Terms of Service available at https://nocturnalstudios.app/legal and are read together with it. Where this document conflicts with the Membership Agreement on a matter of software or credits, this document prevails.
0. Definitions
0.1 "Software" means the Provider's web applications for AI-assisted image, video, and music-video creation, provided to Members during pre-public testing as part of the membership. The Software may later launch as a separate publicly available subscription service.
0.2 "Member" means a natural person who holds a current Nocturnal Studios membership under the Membership Agreement.
0.3 "Credit" means the unit of account by which generation capacity is granted and consumed, as described in Part B.
0.4 "Generation" means a request submitted through the Software that causes an image, a video, an audio track, or other media to be produced, including requests that are routed to third-party model providers.
0.5 "Output" means the media produced by a Generation.
0.6 "Founder" means a Member admitted in the founding cohort under an order confirmation identifying them as such.
PART A: BETA SOFTWARE TERMS
1. Status of the Software
1.1 The Software is in pre-public testing. It is made available to Members as part of the membership and not as a separately purchased product.
1.2 Access to the Software is personal to the Member, non-exclusive, non-transferable, and revocable in accordance with these terms.
1.3 Nothing in these terms obliges the Provider to release the Software publicly, to release any particular feature, or to continue any feature that exists today.
2. Provided "as is"
2.1 The Software is provided "as is" and "as available". It may contain defects, inaccuracies, incomplete features, and limited security protections.
2.2 To the fullest extent permitted by applicable law, the Provider gives no warranties of any kind in relation to the Software, whether express, implied, or statutory, including any implied warranty of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, accuracy of Outputs, or non-infringement.
2.3 Nothing in this clause excludes liability that cannot lawfully be excluded, including liability for death or personal injury caused by negligence, for fraud, or for wilful misconduct, and nothing in this clause limits the mandatory consumer rights of a Member's country of residence.
2.4 Clause 2.2 is expressly subordinate to clause 2.3. Where the Member is a consumer, clause 2.2 applies only so far as the mandatory law of their country of residence allows, and the Member keeps in full every statutory right they have in respect of defective digital content or a defective digital service, including any right to have a defect remedied, to a proportionate price reduction, or to terminate. The Provider will not argue that clause 2.2 defeats such a right.
2.5 As a practical backstop that does not depend on how clause 2.2 is construed, every Member, wherever they are resident and whether or not they are a consumer, may cancel within 14 days of purchase and receive a full refund, no questions asked, under the Refund, Cancellation and Withdrawal Policy (document 02).
3. No availability, uptime, or support commitment
3.1 The Software is not subject to any service level agreement, uptime guarantee, response-time commitment, or support obligation.
3.2 The Provider aims to assist Members through the community channels and at support@cyvril.com, but this is a courtesy during testing and not a contractual obligation.
3.3 The Provider may perform scheduled maintenance and will make reasonable efforts to announce it in advance in the community channels. Unscheduled maintenance, emergency fixes, and provider-side outages may occur without notice.
3.4 Generation capacity depends on third-party model providers. Their outages, rate limits, policy changes, and regional restrictions may make some or all Generations temporarily or permanently unavailable, and the Provider does not control and cannot warrant their availability.
4. Changes, suspension, and discontinuation of features
4.1 The Provider may change, add, modify, suspend, or discontinue any feature, interface, model, workflow, or integration of the Software at any time.
4.2 Features available during testing may never become generally available, and features may be moved between tiers when the Software launches publicly, subject to the founder entitlements preserved under clause 17.
4.3 Where a change removes a feature that a Member has been actively using, the Provider will make reasonable efforts to give advance notice in the community channels. Advance notice is not possible for changes forced by a third-party model provider or by a security or legal requirement.
4.4 The Provider is under no obligation to maintain, correct, update, patch, or support any version of the Software.
5. Member data, migration, and export
5.1 Member projects, assets, and Outputs stored in the Software may be moved, restructured, re-encoded, or migrated to new storage or to a new platform as the Software evolves, including on a launch of the public service under clause 17.
5.2 The Provider will make reasonable efforts to preserve Member projects across such changes, but during pre-public testing Members must keep their own copies of anything they care about. The Provider does not warrant that any stored project, asset, or Output will remain retrievable.
5.3 A Member may request an export of their projects and Outputs at any time by writing to support@cyvril.com. The Provider will provide the export free of charge, in a structured, commonly used, machine-readable format, without undue delay and in any event within 30 days of the request. The Provider aims to answer such requests within 14 days.
5.4 Clause 5.3 is a contractual commitment that sits alongside, and does not replace or limit, any statutory data-portability or access right the Member has under the Privacy Policy (document 03) or under the data-protection law that applies to them. Where a statutory right gives the Member more, the statutory right prevails.
5.5 If the Software is permanently discontinued, the Provider will give at least 30 days notice and will keep export available throughout that period. Storage of Member content after termination of membership is governed by the Privacy Policy (document 03) and by clause 12.4 below.
6. Feedback
6.1 Members are encouraged to submit feedback, bug reports, feature requests, and suggestions.
6.2 By submitting feedback, the Member grants the Provider a perpetual, irrevocable, worldwide, royalty-free, sublicensable licence to use, reproduce, modify, and commercially exploit that feedback without restriction, attribution, or compensation.
6.3 The Member is not obliged to submit feedback, and clause 6.2 applies only to feedback actually submitted. Feedback does not transfer any rights in the Member's own Outputs or projects.
7. Permitted use
7.1 Access is granted to one identified natural person. Account sharing is prohibited. A Member may not share credentials, allow another person to use their seat, operate a seat on behalf of an undisclosed third party, or maintain more than one account without written permission.
7.2 The Provider logs sessions, devices, and access events for security, fair-use enforcement, and dispute evidence, as described in the Privacy Policy (document 03).
7.3 A Member may not:
(a) reverse engineer, decompile, disassemble, or attempt to derive the source code, model weights, prompt templates, or internal architecture of the Software. This restriction does not apply, and the Provider will not seek to enforce it, where the Member is exercising a right that cannot be contracted away, including the statutory decompilation and interoperability exceptions in Swiss copyright law and in Art. 6 of Directive 2009/24/EC, and including any act needed to observe, study, or test the functioning of the Software that such law permits;
(b) scrape, crawl, bulk-download, or systematically extract content, prompts, assets, or interface data from the Software;
(c) operate scripts, bots, headless browsers, automation harnesses, or any non-human client against the Software or its APIs, except through an interface the Provider has expressly published for that purpose;
(d) circumvent, disable, or interfere with rate limits, credit accounting, watermarking, authentication, or any other technical control;
(e) resell, sublicense, rent, timeshare, or otherwise make access to the Software available to any third party, or provide a generation service to third parties using their membership seat;
(f) redistribute, republish, or resell course materials, community content, templates, or documentation obtained through the membership;
(g) use the Software to build, train, or benchmark a competing product;
(h) probe, scan, or test the vulnerability of the Software, or breach or circumvent its security, without the Provider's prior written consent.
7.4 A breach of clause 7.3 is only treated as a breach where the Member acted deliberately or carelessly. An accidental or good-faith act, and any act permitted by mandatory law, is not a breach of this clause.
8. Acceptable use for Generations
8.1 A Member may not use the Software to create, upload, or distribute content that:
(a) is unlawful in Switzerland or in the Member's country of residence, or that promotes or facilitates unlawful acts;
(b) is sexual content involving minors, or any content that sexualises a minor, in any form and without exception;
(c) infringes the copyright, trademark, design right, database right, or other intellectual property of a third party, including uploading reference material the Member has no right to use;
(d) uses the name, voice, likeness, or persona of a real identifiable person without that person's consent, including public figures, and including the creation of misleading synthetic media;
(e) is defamatory, harassing, threatening, or targets a person or group on the basis of a protected characteristic;
(f) is intended to deceive as to its synthetic origin in a context where that deception causes harm, including fabricated news, fabricated evidence, and impersonation.
8.2 Members must comply with the terms and content policies of any platform on which they publish Outputs, including any obligation to disclose AI-generated or AI-assisted media. Compliance with platform rules and with applicable AI-disclosure law is the Member's responsibility.
8.3 Generations are also subject to the acceptable-use and content policies of the third-party model providers that process them. A Generation may be refused, filtered, or interrupted by an upstream provider. Clause 13.4 governs the credit treatment of such refusals.
8.4 The Member is responsible for the lawfulness of the inputs they upload, including reference images, audio, and lyrics, and warrants that they hold the rights necessary to use those inputs for the requested Generation.
9. Intellectual property
9.1 Outputs. As between the Provider and the Member, the Member owns the Outputs they generate, and the Provider claims no ownership in them.
9.2 The Member's rights in an Output are subject to the terms of the third-party model provider that produced it. The Provider cannot and does not warrant that any Output is original, is free of third-party rights, or is protectable by copyright in any jurisdiction, and the Provider grants no warranty of ownership beyond what the upstream provider grants.
9.3 Platform. The Provider owns the Software, its interfaces, its model integrations and orchestration, its prompt systems, the course materials, the community content structure, and all associated intellectual property. No right in any of them passes to the Member.
9.4 Licence to operate. The Member grants the Provider a licence to store, process, transmit, and display their inputs and Outputs strictly to the extent necessary to operate the Software, to provide support, and to enforce these terms. The licence is non-exclusive, royalty-free, and limited to those purposes, it is not sublicensable except to the hosting and model providers needed to perform them, and it ends when the content is deleted under clause 12.4.
9.5 No training and no showcase use without separate consent. The Provider does not use Member inputs or Outputs to train, fine-tune, or evaluate its own models, does not supply them to any third party for that purpose, and does not use them in marketing, on the website, in social posts, or in any other showcase. Any such use requires the Member's separate, specific, opt-in consent given outside these terms, which the Member may withdraw at any time with effect for the future and without giving a reason, by writing to support@cyvril.com.
9.6 Inputs and Outputs are necessarily transmitted to the third-party model providers that perform a Generation, and are then subject to those providers' own data-use terms, which the Provider does not control. The Provider names the model providers currently in use in the Privacy Policy (document 03) and will use reasonable efforts to select providers that do not train on submitted content.
10. Suspension and termination for abuse
10.1 The Provider may suspend or terminate a Member's access to the Software, immediately and without notice, where the Provider has reasonable grounds to believe that the Member has breached clause 7 or clause 8, that continued access presents a security, legal, or reputational risk, or that the account is being shared or resold.
10.2 Statement of reasons and appeal. Whenever the Provider suspends or terminates Software access, or removes Member content, the Provider will give the Member a written statement of reasons that identifies the specific conduct and the clause relied on, and will say what the Member can do to remedy it where a remedy is possible. The statement is sent at the time of the measure, or without undue delay afterwards where the measure had to be taken immediately. The Member may appeal by writing to support@cyvril.com, the Provider will answer the appeal in writing within 14 days, and the Provider will reverse the measure and restore access where the appeal shows the measure was wrong. Nothing in this clause removes the Member's right to go to court or to any out-of-court dispute-resolution body available to them.
10.3 Proportionality. The Provider will use the least severe measure that addresses the problem, and will use immediate termination only for a serious or repeated breach, or where a warning would not be adequate.
10.4 Credits are never forfeited. Even where a membership is terminated for cause, the Provider refunds the amount the Member actually paid for any purchased Credits that remain unused at the date of termination. Credits that were granted with a plan or as a bonus, and were not paid for separately, simply lapse and carry no refund. Membership fees are refunded to the extent the Refund, Cancellation and Withdrawal Policy (document 02) or mandatory law provides, and the Provider may set off against a refund any loss the Member has actually and demonstrably caused.
10.5 Suspension of Software access does not by itself terminate the Member's membership, community access, or course access, which are governed by the Membership Agreement.
11. Limitation of liability
11.1 To the fullest extent permitted by applicable law, and subject to clauses 11.3 to 11.5, the Provider's total aggregate liability arising out of or in connection with the Software, whether in contract, tort, or otherwise, is limited to the total fees actually paid by the Member to the Provider under their membership. There is no look-back period: every payment the Member has ever made counts toward the cap, and any amount paid for unused Credits is added on top of it.
11.2 To the fullest extent permitted by applicable law, the Provider is not liable for loss of profit, loss of business, loss of goodwill, loss of anticipated savings, loss of data, or any indirect or consequential loss.
11.3 Clauses 11.1 and 11.2 do not apply to liability for death or personal injury caused by negligence, to liability for fraud or fraudulent misrepresentation, to liability for wilful misconduct or gross negligence, or to any other liability that cannot lawfully be limited.
11.4 Nothing in this clause limits the mandatory consumer rights of the Member's country of residence.
11.5 Where the Member is a consumer, clauses 11.1 and 11.2 apply only so far as the mandatory law of that Member's country of residence allows. In particular, and consistently with Art. 100(1) of the Swiss Code of Obligations, no advance exclusion or limitation of liability for gross negligence or wilful misconduct is claimed, and the Provider will not rely on clause 11.1 or 11.2 against a consumer where doing so would be an unfair term under the consumer law that applies to them. If a court finds the cap in clause 11.1 unfair or unenforceable in a Member's case, the cap simply does not apply to that Member and the rest of these terms continue in force.
12. Term, changes, and notices
12.1 These terms apply for as long as the Member has access to the Software.
12.2 The Provider may amend these terms. Material changes will be notified to the Member by email and in the community channels at least 30 days before they take effect, except where a shorter period is required by law, by a security need, or by a third-party provider change outside the Provider's control.
12.3 If a Member does not accept a material change, their remedy is to stop using the Software and, where the change materially reduces the entitlements described in their order confirmation, to exercise the remedies set out in the Membership Agreement.
12.4 On termination of membership, Software access ends. The Provider will retain Member projects and Outputs for at least 30 days after termination so that the Member can export them, after which they may be deleted in accordance with the Privacy Policy (document 03).
12.5 Notices to the Provider go to support@cyvril.com. Notices to the Member go to the email address on their account.
PART B: CREDITS AND FAIR-USE POLICY
13. How Credits work
13.1 Generation in the Software runs on Credits. Each Generation consumes a number of Credits determined by the operation performed, the model used, and the output length or resolution.
13.2 The Provider publishes the current credit cost of each operation inside the Software. The published figure at the time a Generation is submitted is the figure that applies to it.
13.3 As a reference point carried over from the platform's existing pricing system, a full music-video project consumes approximately 500 Credits. This figure is indicative, not a guarantee, and is subject to clause 15.
13.4 Failed Generations. If a Generation fails for a reason attributable to the Provider or to an upstream provider (a technical error, a timeout, an infrastructure fault), the Credits consumed are refunded to the Member's balance automatically, and where the automatic refund does not occur the Member should contact support@cyvril.com. Credits are not refunded where a Generation completes successfully but the Member is dissatisfied with the Output, nor where a Generation is refused because the request breached clause 8 or an upstream provider's content policy.
13.5 Credits are an internal unit of account. They are not money, not a payment instrument, not a stored-value or e-money product, and not a security. They cannot be transferred or sold between Members or to third parties, and cannot be used to pay anyone other than the Provider. The only thing a Credit can ever do is obtain a Generation in the Provider's own Software, so a purchase of Credits is a prepayment for the Provider's own services and nothing else.
13.6 Money back for unused purchased Credits. Because Credits are a prepayment rather than a currency, a Member is never left holding value they cannot use. Within 14 days of a Credit purchase the Member may cancel it for a full refund, no questions asked, under clause 14.4. After that period, the Provider refunds the amount actually paid for unused purchased Credits if the Member's membership ends other than by their own serious breach, if the Provider discontinues the Software, or if the Provider materially reduces what Credits can buy and the Member does not accept the change. The Provider will not describe Credits as having "no cash value" in a way that defeats these commitments.
13.7 Credits do not form part of a Member's estate, but on written request from the Member's legal successor the Provider will refund the amount paid for unused purchased Credits.
14. Grants, plans, and top-ups
14.1 Founder first month. A Founder's membership includes, for their first month, a Credit grant equal to the Creator tier monthly allowance (15,000 Credits) plus the founder bonus grant of [FOUNDER-BONUS-CREDITS] Credits. The exact figures for each Founder are stated in their order confirmation, which prevails over this document.
14.2 Monthly plans. After the first month, Credits are granted monthly according to the Member's plan. The grant is made on the plan's renewal date. If a plan is cancelled or lapses, no further grants are made.
14.3 Cancelling a recurring credit subscription. A recurring credit subscription can be cancelled online at any time, from inside the Member's account, in the same number of steps it took to subscribe, with no phone call, no retention conversation, and no cancellation fee. Cancellation takes effect at the end of the billing period already paid for, and the Member keeps their granted Credits for that period. Before every renewal the Provider sends a reminder email stating the renewal date, the amount, and a direct link to cancel.
14.4 Universal 14-day money back. Every Member, wherever they are resident and whether or not they qualify as a consumer under any particular law, may cancel any Credit purchase or subscription payment within 14 days and receive a full refund, no questions asked. This applies whether or not the Credits have already been used, and the Provider does not deduct a proportionate amount for use. The Provider does not ask Members to waive a withdrawal right, and does not rely on the "digital content made available immediately" exception to defeat this promise. Whether the offering is characterised as digital content or as a digital service makes no difference to the refund a Member gets. The detail is in the Refund, Cancellation and Withdrawal Policy (document 02), and any mandatory withdrawal right under the Member's own law applies in addition and is never reduced by this clause.
14.5 Top-ups. A Member may purchase additional Credits at any time at the price per Credit then in effect for that Member, subject to clause 15.2. Purchased Credits are refundable as set out in clauses 13.6, 14.4 and 10.4. Checkout states the price per Credit, what the Credits can be used for, the 14-day money-back promise, and the fact that Credits can only be used for Generations in the Software.
15. Price per Credit and cost per operation: two different things
This clause is the core of the founder rate lock. It draws a deliberate line between what is fixed and what is not.
15.1 The price per Credit is locked for Founders, permanently. The amount a Founder pays to acquire one Credit, in the currency stated in their order confirmation, is the amount in effect on the date they joined, and it does not increase. Every future top-up a Founder purchases is charged at that locked founder price and on founder bonus terms, for as long as their membership remains active. This lock survives the migration described in clause 17.
15.2 The credit cost of an individual operation is not locked and may change. The number of Credits that a given Generation consumes reflects what that Generation costs the Provider to run. Underlying models, providers, resolutions, and infrastructure change, sometimes several times a year, and a new model may cost several times more to run than the one it replaces. The Provider may therefore increase or decrease the Credit cost of any operation.
15.3 Notice. The Provider will give at least 30 days notice, by email and in the community channels, before any increase in the Credit cost of an existing operation takes effect. Decreases, and the pricing of newly introduced operations, take effect without a notice period.
15.4 What this means in practice. A Founder's price per Credit never rises. The number of Credits a specific Generation consumes may rise or fall over time as the underlying technology changes. The Provider makes no commitment that a fixed quantity of Credits will always produce a fixed quantity of output.
15.5 For Members who are not Founders, both the price per Credit and the Credit cost of operations may change on 30 days notice.
16. Fair use and anti-hoarding
16.1 The Software is provided for the Member's own creative work. Fair use limits exist so that one Member's usage pattern cannot degrade the service for everyone else.
16.2 Concurrency cap. A Member may run at least 1 Generation at a time, and 2 at a time on the highest plan currently offered. Requests above the cap are queued and run as soon as a slot frees, they are not rejected and they do not cost extra.
16.3 Fresh full-generation cap. A Member may start at least 2 fresh full project generations per rolling 24-hour period, and more on higher plans, currently up to 15 per rolling 24-hour period. The cap that applies to a Member's own plan is published inside the Software and stated in their order confirmation, and it is a floor rather than a target: reaching it is not a breach of these terms. Reruns, fixes, and single-scene regenerations within an existing project do not count toward this cap, and neither do Generations that failed for a reason covered by clause 13.4.
16.4 Throttling. The Provider may throttle, queue, or temporarily deprioritise a Member's Generations where usage materially exceeds normal individual creative use, where it degrades service for other Members, or where it indicates automation or account sharing. The Provider will contact the Member before applying a sustained throttle, except where an immediate response is necessary.
16.5 Expiry: purchased Credits do not expire. Credits a Member has paid for do not expire for as long as their membership is active, and if the membership ends the Member can either use them during any remaining paid period or ask for a refund of the amount paid for them under clause 13.6. Credits that were granted with a plan or as a bonus, and were not paid for separately, expire 12 months after the date they were granted. Credits are consumed oldest first, and granted Credits are always consumed before purchased Credits so that a Member never loses paid value while free value sits unused. The Provider will email the Member at least 30 days before any granted Credits expire.
16.6 The Provider may raise the caps in clauses 16.2 and 16.3 at any time. The Provider will lower them only with at least 30 days notice by email and in the community channels, never below the floors stated in those clauses, never for Credits a Member has already purchased, and never below the level described in a Founder's order confirmation. A Member who does not accept a reduction may terminate their Software access and obtain a refund of the amount paid for their unused purchased Credits under clause 13.6.
17. Platform evolution and founder terms
17.1 The Software is currently provided to Members as part of the Nocturnal Studios Founder Programme while it is in pre-public testing. The Provider may at any time release the Software as a separate publicly available subscription service, and may migrate a Member's access, account, and content to that public platform on at least 30 days notice, without additional charge and without interruption of their entitlements.
17.2 On migration, founder terms carry over. The Founder's included Software tier remains included at no additional subscription cost for as long as their membership is active. The Founder's generation-credit price per Credit remains at the rate in effect when they joined, in accordance with clause 15.1. Any founder-only entitlements identified in their order confirmation continue to apply.
17.3 Migration will not reduce the entitlements described in the Founder's order confirmation. If a public tier does not offer an equivalent entitlement, the Provider will provide the nearest equivalent or the cash value of the difference.
17.4 Features, interfaces, and the Credit cost of individual operations may change on migration, as described in clauses 4 and 15.
17.5 The Provider will make the terms of the public service available to Members at least 30 days before migration takes effect, in a durable form, with the changes clearly marked. A Member who does not accept them may terminate their Software access without penalty at any time up to the migration date or within 30 days after it, retaining their community and course entitlements under the Membership Agreement and exporting their content under clause 5.3. On such a termination the Provider refunds the amount paid for unused purchased Credits under clause 13.6, together with a pro-rata refund of any subscription period paid for and not used.
17.6 Limits on the migration right. The right in clause 17.1 is a right to move the service to a new platform, not a right to rewrite the bargain. It may be used only to move the Software to the public platform, it may not be used to reduce any entitlement described in a Member's order confirmation, it may not be used to increase a Founder's locked price per Credit, and the Member's remedy in clause 17.5 (leave, with a refund, keeping everything else) is available in every case. Any change that goes beyond this is a change of terms under clause 12.2 and needs the Member's agreement.
18. Governing law and disputes
18.1 These terms are governed by Swiss law, excluding its conflict-of-law rules and excluding the United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods.
18.2 The place of jurisdiction is St. Gallen, Switzerland.
18.3 Clauses 18.1 and 18.2 do not deprive a Member who is a consumer of the protection of the mandatory provisions of the law of their country of habitual residence, nor of the right to bring proceedings in the courts of that country where mandatory law so provides.
18.4 The offer is not addressed to residents of Germany, and memberships are not sold to persons resident in Germany. The same exclusion is stated in the Membership Agreement, on the marketing site, and at checkout. If a membership is nonetheless sold to a person resident in Germany, the Provider will not treat the exclusion as a reason to withhold performance or a refund: the Member may keep the membership or cancel it at any time for a full refund of everything they have paid, at their choice, and the Provider will not rely on the exclusion to defeat any right they have under German law.
19. Miscellaneous
19.1 If any provision of these terms is held invalid or unenforceable, the remainder continues in force and the invalid provision is replaced by a valid provision that comes closest to its commercial purpose.
19.2 A failure to enforce a provision is not a waiver of it.
19.3 A Member may not assign their rights under these terms. The Provider may assign them as part of a transfer of the business, subject to the successor obligations in the Membership Agreement.
19.4 These terms, the Membership Agreement at https://nocturnalstudios.app/legal, the Refund, Cancellation and Withdrawal Policy (document 02), the Privacy Policy (document 03), and the Community Guidelines (document 04) together form the whole agreement between the Provider and the Member in relation to the Software.
Prepared 2026-08-08 without external legal review, and hardened on the same date by rewriting every open question to the most consumer-protective position available rather than leaving it open. This is not legal advice and is not in force. Administrative steps required before it goes live are listed in 00-OWNER-CHECKLIST.md. A review by qualified counsel in Switzerland and, for consumer-facing clauses, in the EU and the UK remains desirable once there is budget for it.