License Public Offer Agreement
for the right to use the “Fluw” software

1.1. The Software

the “Fluw” software package, an AI-based tool for generating content, source code, and design layouts (including for Figma), accessible over the Internet at: https://fluw.space and its subdomains.

1.2. The Licensee

any individual or legal entity, including a sole proprietor, that has unconditionally accepted the terms of this Offer by performing an Acceptance action.

1.3. Acceptance of the Offer

the Licensee’s full and unconditional agreement to the terms of this Agreement by completing the Registration process on the Software’s website (filling out the registration form and checking the box “I accept the terms of the Public Offer”).

1.4. Account

the Licensee’s account in the Software, protected by authentication credentials, containing information about the selected Plan, the Token balance, and the Subscription period.

1.5. Plan

the scope of the Software’s features, the license fee, and the usage period set by the Licensor. The list of Plans is published in the Software’s interface.

1.6. Subscription

a payment model under which funds are automatically charged from the Licensee’s bank card (Recurring Payments) at set intervals to renew the right to use the Software.

1.7. Tokens

virtual units used to measure the volume of generative AI model usage within the Software.

1.8. Generation (Output)

objects (text, source code, images, layouts) created automatically by the Software at the Licensee’s request.

2.1. The right to use the Software is granted by:

• Providing remote access to the Software’s functionality over the Internet (SaaS model), available around the clock, except during maintenance windows.
• Using the Software’s functionality for the Licensee’s own needs, including for commercial activities.

2.2. Territory of use: all countries where Internet access is available.

2.3. Sublicensing is prohibited. The license does not grant the right to copy the Software’s source code, modify it, decompile it, or create derivative products based on it.

4.2. Recurring payments (Auto-pay):

• 4.2.1. By paying for a Plan with a bank card, the Licensee authorizes the Licensor and its payment agent to periodically charge the bank card without further confirmation to pay for the Subscription renewal.
• 4.2.2. The charge is made on the last day of the paid period or the day after.
• 4.2.3. The Licensee may cancel “Auto-pay” at any time in their account. In that case, access to paid functionality ends when the paid period expires.

4.3. Purchasing additional Tokens: Additional Token packages are purchased as a one-time payment. Unused Tokens are not exchangeable for cash and do not carry over when switching Plans, unless stated otherwise in the Plan description.

6.1. Provided “AS IS”

The Software is provided “as is”. The Licensor does not guarantee that the Software will meet the Licensee’s expectations, or that it will run without interruption, quickly, reliably, and error-free.

6.2. Operation of Artificial Intelligence

The Licensee understands that the AI models used are probabilistic in nature. The Licensor does not guarantee the accuracy, quality, uniqueness, or safety of generated code or content.

6.3. Responsibility for using the code

The Licensee must independently audit (review) generated source code before deploying it. The Licensor is not liable for any damage arising from the Licensee’s use of code generated by the Software (including vulnerabilities, bugs, or software conflicts).

6.4. Limitation of damages

Under no circumstances is the Licensor liable to the Licensee or third parties for indirect damages, lost profits, or data loss. The Licensor’s aggregate liability for any claim is limited to the fee actually paid by the Licensee for the last billing period (1 month).

6.5.

The Licensor is not liable for the blocking of AI models, or for outages at OpenRouter, OpenAI, Anthropic, or other technology partners.

7.1. The Licensee is prohibited from:

• 7.1.1. Using the Software to create content that violates Russian law or international law (including pornography, fraudulent schemes, malware).
• 7.1.2. Entering third parties’ personal data (full names, identity document numbers, personal phone numbers) in plain text into the Software’s interface.
• 7.1.3. Sharing login credentials with third parties.
• 7.1.4. Attempting unauthorized access, hacking, or attacks on the Licensor’s servers.

9.2. If a dispute cannot be resolved out of court, it is referred to:

• 9.2.1. If the Licensee is a legal entity or sole proprietor: the Commercial (Arbitrazh) Court of the Chuvash Republic.
• 9.2.2. If the Licensee is an individual: a court of general jurisdiction at the Licensor’s location (agreed jurisdiction), unless otherwise expressly prohibited by law.