This page is a summary, not the binding text. Each right is sourced from the Terms of Service or the Privacy Policy; if anything here conflicts with those documents, those documents control.
1. Operate the Service
1.1 Modify, suspend, or discontinue features
We may add, change, or remove features at any time. Where a change is material to your use of the Service we will give reasonable in-product notice. We may discontinue the Service in whole or in part with reasonable notice and will provide an export of your data where practical.
1.2 Maintain and update infrastructure
We may take the Service offline for scheduled maintenance, security patches, or emergency response. We try to minimise downtime and announce planned maintenance in advance.
1.3 Set and enforce rate limits
We may rate-limit, throttle, or block requests, including API access, where usage exceeds documented limits or where we reasonably suspect abuse, scraping, or compromise.
2. Manage your account
2.1 Refuse or terminate accounts
We may refuse to create, suspend, or terminate any account immediately and without prior notice if we reasonably believe it violates the Terms of Service, applicable law, the rights of others, or our security or operational interests. We will, where lawful and practical, tell you the reason on request.
2.2 Require identity verification
We may ask you to verify your identity (for example, when you exercise a data-subject right or claim an account) and decline a request that we cannot reasonably verify.
2.3 Recover compromised accounts
If we reasonably believe an account is compromised we may lock it, force a password reset, revoke active sessions or API tokens, or notify the registered email of suspicious activity.
3. Moderate content
3.1 Remove or modify user content
We may, but are not obliged to, review, edit, hide, or remove any User Content (community posts, comments, contact submissions) that we reasonably believe violates the Terms, infringes a third party's rights, or is otherwise objectionable. We may do so without prior notice.
3.2 Preserve content under legal process
We may preserve content (including content you have deleted) if required by a subpoena, court order, lawful government request, or pending legal proceeding.
3.3 Cooperate with law enforcement
We may cooperate with law-enforcement requests, including disclosing account information, where we are legally required or where we reasonably believe disclosure is necessary to prevent imminent harm.
4. Intellectual property
4.1 Retain ownership of the Service
We (and our licensors) own the Service, including all software, source code, models, algorithms, leaderboards, backtest engines, documentation, designs, names, logos, and trademarks. The licence we grant you is limited to using the Service as described in the Terms.
4.2 Use feedback you give us
If you send us feedback, ideas, or suggestions about the Service, we may use them without compensation or attribution, for any purpose. You waive any moral rights in the feedback to the extent permitted by law.
4.3 Use aggregated and anonymised data
We may aggregate and de-identify usage data and use the result indefinitely to operate, secure, improve, and benchmark the Service. Aggregated/anonymised data is not personal data under applicable privacy laws.
5. Communicate with you
5.1 Send transactional notifications
We may send you transactional emails that are necessary to operate the Service — for example, sign-in alerts, security notifications, breach notifications (where required by law), policy-change notices, and account-status messages. These continue even if you opt out of marketing.
5.2 Notify you of material changes
When we update the Terms, Privacy Policy, Disclaimer, or other binding document in a material way, we will post an in-product notice and update the version + effective date on the page.
6. Enforce and protect
6.1 Enforce these Terms
We may take legal or other action to enforce the Terms, including pursuing injunctive relief to stop ongoing breaches and recovering losses and reasonable legal fees from a breaching party.
6.2 Investigate suspected abuse
We may investigate suspected violations including by examining account activity, request patterns, and content. We will limit investigation to what is reasonably necessary.
6.3 Disclose information to defend rights
We may disclose account information to (a) comply with a legal obligation, (b) protect our rights or property, (c) prevent fraud or imminent harm to any person, or (d) defend ourselves in legal proceedings.
7. Manage data
7.1 Use service providers (sub-processors)
We may engage service providers (hosting, email delivery, security) to process personal information on our behalf, subject to written contracts that restrict their use of the data to what we instructed. The current list is in the Privacy Policy; we update it as we onboard or remove providers.
7.2 Transfer data across borders
Our application and database are hosted across multiple jurisdictions (DigitalOcean App Platform and DigitalOcean BLR1 (Bangalore, India)). We rely on lawful transfer mechanisms (Standard Contractual Clauses or adequacy decisions) where required.
7.3 Retain data as long as needed
We retain personal information for as long as we need it to provide the Service and to satisfy legal, accounting, and regulatory requirements. After your account is deleted, we erase personal information within 30 days except where legal retention requires otherwise. Backups roll forward on a 30-day cycle, so deleted data may persist in backup storage for up to 30 days after deletion.
8. Make business decisions
8.1 Set and change pricing
We may set prices for paid plans (when introduced) and change them with notice to existing customers. Material changes apply to the next renewal, not to a term you have already paid for.
8.2 Restrict, condition, or remove paid features
We may add, change, or remove features in any plan. If a change materially reduces the value of a paid plan, we will offer a reasonable remedy (notice + prorated refund or plan switch).
8.3 Assign the Service
We may assign these Terms and the Service in connection with a merger, acquisition, financing, or sale of all or substantially all of our assets. We will notify you and your account will continue under the same Terms unless the successor proposes new ones.
9. Defend against liability
9.1 Disclaim warranties
The Service is provided "as is" and "as available" to the maximum extent permitted by law. We do not warrant accuracy of market data, uninterrupted availability, or fitness for any particular purpose. See the limitation-of-liability clause in the Terms of Service.
9.2 Cap our liability
Where not prohibited by law, our aggregate liability is capped at the greater of what you paid us in the prior 12 months or USD 100. This does not affect liability that cannot be excluded by law (e.g. gross negligence, wilful misconduct, mandatory consumer rights).
9.3 Receive indemnity from you
You agree to indemnify us against claims arising from your User Content, your use of the Service, or your breach of the Terms or the law.
10. Choose forum and law
Disputes are governed by [TBD — fill in src/lib/legal/config.ts] and heard exclusively in [TBD — fill in src/lib/legal/config.ts], except as required by mandatory consumer-protection laws in your country of residence. See the Terms of Service for the full clause.
11. What we will not do
For balance, here are limits we accept on our own rights:
- We will not sell or share personal information with advertisers or data brokers.
- We will not provide personalised investment advice, hold ourselves out as a registered investment adviser, or accept compensation for "advice".
- We will not retaliate against, or degrade service for, any user who exercises a data-protection right or files a complaint.
- We will not modify a binding document retroactively — changes apply going forward from their effective date.
- We will not use User Content for any purpose other than operating, improving, and promoting the Service (and even then only within the licence in the Terms).