Privacy Policy and Terms in plain words
Summaries of the published legal pages.
- Are beta and early-access features covered by the same rules?Yes, they're part of the Services, provided "as is", and may change or end. Privacy and acceptable use still apply.FAQ
- Can I trust AI answers from Clatter Labs?Check them. Outputs can be wrong, outdated or biased, aren't professional advice, and generated code must be reviewed and tested.Policy
- Can I use the Clatter Labs name or logo?Not without permission or published brand guidelines. Names like Clatter, SuperCosmos, Cosmos and Line are Clatter Labs trademarks.FAQ
- How do I contact Clatter Labs about a legal matter?Use the Support Center and mark the request as legal, takedown, privacy or security. No postal address is published.FAQ
- How do I send a copyright takedown request?Send it through the Support Center marked as a copyright or takedown request, with the details the Terms require.How-to
- How will I know if the Privacy Policy or Terms change?Material changes are announced by email or in-product notice in advance; the Terms give at least 30 days' notice.FAQ
- My content was taken down for copyright. How do I respond?Send a counter-notice with the required statements. The material may be restored unless the complainant starts legal proceedings.How-to
- What are Clatter Labs' liability limits?Generally capped at the greater of what you paid in the last 12 months or USD 100, with exceptions mandatory law requires.Reference
- What do the Terms of Service say, in plain words?A plain-language summary of the Clatter Labs Terms of Service, effective November 1, 2026. The full Terms always control.Reference
- What does the Privacy Policy say, in plain words?A short summary of the Clatter Labs Privacy Policy, effective November 1, 2026. The full policy always controls.Reference
- What happens to feedback or ideas I send Clatter Labs?Clatter Labs may use suggestions, ideas and bug reports freely, without any obligation to you.FAQ
- Which law applies, and how are disputes handled?Egyptian law. Disputes go to 30 days of negotiation, then CRCICA arbitration in Cairo in English. Consumers keep their home-country rights.Reference
- Who is "Clatter Labs Software" in the legal pages?Clatter Labs Software is the company that provides the services, whose founder is based in Egypt. It's the controller of your account data.FAQ
- Who owns what the AI creates for me?You do. You keep rights in your inputs, and Clatter Labs assigns you its rights in outputs, without promising they're protectable.FAQ
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