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Terms of ServiceAnd which side each clause binds

The agreement is set out as four schedules: what you undertake, what we undertake, what neither of us is promised, and how the whole thing holds. Every clause names the mechanism behind it — and says so plainly where there is none.

Execution This agreement

Revision
02
In force from
14 August 2026
Accepted by
Use of the service
Supersedes
01 · January 2025
Written against
9e0a672
Schedules
4
Undertakings
31
Unbacked
10

Schedule A What you undertake Binds you

A.1

You reach an account by invitation. There is no self-serve signup: an address without an invitation is recorded as an attempt and no account is opened.

Gate Invitation required

A.2

You are 13 or older. We do not knowingly open an account for a child, and there is no parental-consent step in the product to stand in for this one.

Minimum age 13

A.3

Your account is an email address, and the one-time code sent to it is the whole of your credential. Keep that mailbox secure: anything done in a session opened with that code is done as you.

Sign-in One-time code

A.4

You hold the rights to what you ask the agent to build and to whatever you deploy from it. Where your app carries someone else's code, content or data, that is yours to have cleared.

Owner You

A.5

You do not use ViberSpace to break the law, to harm or impersonate anyone, to ship malware, to send unsolicited mail, to degrade the service for other accounts, or to reach parts of the platform your account is not entitled to.

Enforcement By hand

A.6

Your app's own users are yours. ViberSpace does not stand between you and them, and the privacy policy here does not speak for the app you build.

Their data Yours to answer for

A.7

You pay for what the agent does. Each exchange deducts credits from the month's allowance, and usage is totalled into a daily bill against your account.

Tables daily_bills · billable_events

A.8

A free account may hold 3 apps. It is the only app cap the platform enforces; the paid plans are limited by their credit allowance rather than by a number of apps.

Free plan cap 3 apps

Schedule B What we undertake Binds us

B.1

We build you a real application, not a preview of one. The agent writes conventional Rails into a real GitHub repository your app owns, and an engineer could take it over without us.

Stack Rails

B.2

Every app gets a development environment, and a production environment when you ask for one. There is no staging tier and we do not offer one.

Environments development · production

B.3

Work the agent does lands as commits on the development branch. It reaches production only when you promote it, and that seam is deliberate — it is what makes the agent's work reviewable.

Promotion dev → prod

B.4

We claim no ownership of what the agent writes for you. The licence you grant us is only the one needed to run the service: to host, build, back up and show your work to you and to whoever you authorise.

Licence To operate only

B.5

We tell you what we hold, who else receives it, and where nothing stands behind a claim. The privacy policy is written against the same source this page is.

Policy Privacy

B.6

Where we end an account ourselves we will give notice first if the circumstances allow it. No fixed notice period is promised, and none is implemented.

Notice period None fixed

B.7

Deleting an app tears down its running machines and removes its record here. Its GitHub repository and commit history are a separate act and survive until they are removed there.

Job AppDeleteJob

Schedule C What neither of us is promised Binds neither

C.1

No uptime is promised. There is no service level agreement, no downtime credit, and no availability target written into this agreement or measured anywhere in the product.

SLA None

C.2

The service is provided as it stands. We give no warranty of fitness for a particular purpose, of merchantability, or of uninterrupted or error-free operation.

Warranty None given

C.3

The agent is a language model and will sometimes be wrong. Read what it wrote before you promote it — the promotion step between development and production exists for exactly this.

Model gpt-5

C.4

No refund is issued automatically. Cancelling stops the next bill; anything already billed is settled by asking, and nothing in the platform issues a refund on its own.

Automated refund None

C.5

Neither of us owes the other indirect, incidental or consequential loss, or lost profit, revenue or data. Our total liability is capped at what you paid us in the twelve months before the claim.

Cap 12 months of fees

C.6

No certification stands behind this service. There is no SOC 2, no ISO, no external audit and no penetration test, and none is claimed anywhere on this site.

Certifications held None

C.7

No governing law is settled. This agreement names no jurisdiction and no arbitration forum. We would rather print that than name one we have not taken advice on.

Governing law Not stated

C.8

No retention period is promised. Nothing expires on a timer: there is no scheduled deletion and no purge job running against any record either of us relies on.

Purge schedule None configured

Schedule D How this agreement holds Binds both

D.1

Using the service accepts these terms. There is no separate signature and no acceptance checkbox: the use is the acceptance, and this revision is the text it accepts.

Accepted by Use of the service

D.2

You may stop at any time by asking us to close the account. There is no self-serve delete control in the product today, so closure is done by hand.

In-product delete Not built

D.3

We may suspend or end an account that breaches Schedule A, or where the law requires it of us.

Grounds Schedule A

D.4

Payments are taken by Paddle as merchant of record. Your card details go to them directly and never reach us.

Merchant Paddle

D.5

The plans, their prices and their monthly credit allowances are what the pricing page prints, and that page reads them from the same code that bills you.

Plans 4 on the ladder

D.6

When these terms change, the revision recorded above changes with them, and the text they replace is printed as struck rather than quietly overwritten.

This revision 02

D.7

Notices to you go to the address you sign in with. Notices to us go to the contact desk, which is the only channel this product publishes.

Channel Contact desk

D.8

If a clause here cannot stand, the rest still do. A term we do not enforce on one occasion is not a term we have given up.

Severability Clause by clause

Schedule E — Struck out

Revision 02 removed what the January 2025 text promised and nothing in this product delivers. The claims are printed here rather than deleted, so the correction is as public as the claim was.

Schedule E Withdrawn from revision 01 10 claims

A 30-day money-back guarantee.

Nothing issues a refund

legal@viber.space and support@viber.space, as the addresses for notices and for refund requests.

Published nowhere else

Governing law in “[Your Jurisdiction]”.

An unfilled placeholder

Binding arbitration of any dispute that could not be resolved informally.

No forum was named

Staging environments, listed as a managed part of the service.

There are two, not three

Monitoring tools offering logs, metrics and application status.

Logs exist; metrics do not

Subscriptions billed monthly or annually in advance.

Plans are monthly

Registration open to “anyone with an account”.

Access is invitation-gated

Backups retained for a reasonable period, typically 30–90 days.

No job enforces either

Parental or guardian consent for users under 18.

No such step exists

Questions about this agreement

Notices, disputes and anything you think this document gets wrong go to the contact desk. It is the only channel this product publishes, and it is answered by hand.

Invitation only — there is no self-serve signup