In short
- What you build is yours: the code lives in your repository and you can export it.
- You see what every turn costs, and if a task fails because of us, we give back what it spent.
- AI can make mistakes: review what you publish.
- The websites and apps you publish are yours, and so is their legal compliance (legal notice, privacy, cookies). Qwanter warns you and helps, but does not guarantee it.
- No using Qwanter to harm others.
01The agreement
These terms are the agreement between you and Atlas Asenjo Zegarra ("Qwanter") for using the Qwanter app and services. By creating an account, you accept them. If you use Qwanter on behalf of a company, you accept them on its behalf.
How your data is processed is explained in the privacy policy.
02MVP and beta
Qwanter is in development. The beta is invite-only and is used to test the product with a few people before launch. During this phase:
- There may be bugs, outages and changes without notice.
- Some features may change or disappear.
- We recommend keeping your code in your repository and not relying solely on Qwanter for anything critical.
03Your account
You must be at least minimum age years old. You're responsible for what's done with your account, so keep your access safe and let us know if you think someone is using it without permission.
04Credits and plans
A credit is the unit deducted for using the models. It works like this:
- Credits are deducted as they're used, and every turn shows how many it cost.
- If you run out of credits, the task stops and only what was used is charged. You can continue it when you top up.
- If a task fails because of an error on our side or in the infrastructure, we give back what it spent.
- Plan credits you don't use carry over to the next month. Pack credits last 12 months.
Qwanter Mars is free and includes 500 welcome credits and 500 a month. Qwanter Jupiter costs €25 a month and Qwanter Antares €130 a month (before tax: each country's tax is added at checkout), and credit packs cost €13, €42 and €120. The payment, renewal and withdrawal terms will be published before payments are turned on: payment terms.
05What you build
What you build with Qwanter is yours. The code lives in your repository and you can export it whenever you want. So we can work, you give us permission to process your content only to the extent needed to provide the service.
You're responsible for having the right to use what you upload (texts, images, brands, data) and for what you publish.
Legal compliance of what you publish is your responsibility. The websites and apps you create and publish with Qwanter are yours, and you are responsible for making sure they comply with the laws that apply to them: the legal notice, the privacy policy, the cookie banner and cookie policy, the processing of your visitors' and customers' data (GDPR), terms of sale and any other obligation of your business. Qwanter is a tool: before publishing it reviews your site and warns you about what seems to be missing, and it can generate starting legal texts with the details you give it, but those reviews and texts are guidance only, they are not legal advice and do not guarantee compliance. Review them yourself or with a professional before using them.
Qwanter, its app, its design and the orb remain Qwanter's.
Anonymous statistics. We may use and publish aggregated, anonymous statistics about how Qwanter is used (for example, which types of project are created). They never include your content or allow you or your company to be identified.
06Working with AI
Qwanter verifies the code before delivering a task, but AI models can make mistakes. Review what you build before publishing it, especially anything that handles personal data, payments or security.
Actions that can't be undone, like deleting, publishing or sending anything outside Qwanter, always ask for your confirmation. By confirming them, you take responsibility for the result.
AI support. Some support replies are drafted by our AI assistant, and they say so. Decisions about refunds, suspensions or account closures are always made by a person.
07Acceptable use
You may not use Qwanter to:
- Create malware, phishing, websites that impersonate others or tools to attack systems.
- Infringe third-party rights, such as intellectual property or privacy.
- Publish illegal content, or content that promotes hatred or violence.
- Collect people's data without a legal basis, or send spam.
- Abuse the isolated environment: mine cryptocurrency, bypass its limits or use it against third parties.
- Resell access to Qwanter or its models without permission.
08Third-party services
Some features use services you connect with your own account, like GitHub, Supabase or your hosting account. Those services have their own terms and prices, which you accept directly with them. The projects created in your account are yours and you pay for them.
09Liability
We offer Qwanter as is, especially during the MVP and the beta. Limitation of liability, pending legal review
None of this limits the rights the law gives you as a consumer.
10Leaving and suspension
You can stop using Qwanter and delete your account whenever you want. Before doing so, export what you need.
We may suspend an account that breaches these terms. Except in serious or urgent cases, we'll warn you first and give you a chance to explain.
11Changes and law
If we change these terms, we'll let you know in advance. If you don't agree, you can leave before they apply.
They're governed by Spanish law. If you're a consumer, you can go to the courts of your place of residence.
Any questions?
Email us at hello@qwanter.com.