Last updated 3 August 2026
Website & offer terms.
These terms explain the launch offer. A selected project will also have a written scope covering the actual build.
Applying is not a guarantee
We review each application and may accept, decline, waitlist or ask questions. Applying does not create a customer relationship or oblige either side to proceed.
What “free” covers
If we select your application, the written scope will state which delivery work is included, which third-party software, platform, API or usage costs your business must approve and pay, and how those costs are handled. Additional projects are separately scoped and quoted. Nothing begins until both sides approve the written scope.
Scope, access and safety
The written project scope will describe responsibilities, accounts, access, testing, human oversight and acceptance. You must have authority to give us access to relevant systems and data. We will not knowingly use the launch offer for clinical, legal, lending, financial-advice, safety-critical or other high-risk autonomous decisions.
Ownership and third parties
The completed bespoke build remains yours if our working relationship ends, subject to payment of agreed third-party costs and any rights or limitations belonging to the platforms, open-source projects or services it uses. Exact handover terms will be stated in the project scope.
Website information
Website content is general information, not legal, financial, clinical or technical advice for your specific situation. We aim to keep it accurate but do not promise that every page will always be complete or current.
Launch note
These terms must be reviewed and updated when the contracting legal entity and governing law are confirmed.