Terms of Service

01Who we are and what these terms cover

Ocacity is a development workspace operated by AURTIZ LTD (“Ocacity”, “we”, “us”, or “our”). These Terms of Service cover the Ocacity website, its development workspace and related preview features. “You” means the person using Ocacity or, where that person is authorised to act for an organisation, that organisation.

Operator

AURTIZ LTD

Company number

17307727

Registered office

Office 19819, 182–184 High Street North, East Ham, London, E6 2JA, United Kingdom

Legal & privacy contact

Write to our registered office, marked Legal or Data Protection

This version is a review draft for the current preview. It is not a set of subscription terms for a launched, paid AI service. AURTIZ LTD is a private limited company registered in England and Wales under company number 17307727.

Our Privacy Policy explains how information is handled. Reading or accepting these terms does not itself give consent to optional marketing, tracking, or AI training.

02What the current preview provides

Ocacity lets you manage projects, edit and export source files, run frontend previews, and submit development requests to configured AI models. Optional comparison models propose approaches, and enabled Modal sandboxes can execute backend commands and tests.

• Accounts and project storage use the Ocacity API when available. Email registration requires verification; social sign-in is available only for configured providers. Verification and password-reset messages require the configured email service.
• Configured plans use Paddle checkout. Sandbox checkout uses test payments; live checkout requires a confirmed purchase. The final price and taxes appear in checkout. Configured AI tasks consume credits for recorded model usage and authorized remote testing. Manual editing and browser previews do not consume AI credits.
• “Share” produces a private link to your saved work, accessible only to your signed-in account. It does not deploy your project or provide public hosting.
• Selected text and GitHub-file reference contents are sent with AI requests, subject to size limits. Image and PDF references are not accepted by this execution flow.

Features may be incomplete or change during development. The preview includes no uptime commitment, production hosting, backups, or managed security service.

03Eligibility and responsible access

This preview is intended for adults aged 18 or over. If you use Ocacity for an organisation, you must have permission to act for it and to use any material you bring into the workspace.

Use sample information while exploring. Do not enter real passwords, API keys, payment-card details, confidential customer records, or sensitive personal information into prompts, project names, demonstration forms, or filenames. Enter your password only in the dedicated account forms. Authentication protects account access, but the preview is not intended for sensitive or confidential records.

You are responsible for securing your device, checking who can access your browser profile, and keeping independent copies of anything you need. Saved projects are not a substitute for a source-code repository or backup.

04Your content and permissions

You retain any ownership and intellectual-property rights you already have in prompts, text, code, images, and other material you provide. You must have the rights or permission needed to use that material and must not include another person’s confidential or personal information without an appropriate basis.

You give us only the permission needed to handle your material for the preview features you request, such as displaying a prompt, saving a project, sending the requested task context to configured model providers, or testing project code in an authorized sandbox. This permission does not give us ownership of your material, a right to sell it, or a licence to train AI models on it.

The application has no AI-training pipeline of its own. Sending a task to a model provider is inference processing; provider retention and training practices depend on the applicable provider agreement and settings. These must be disclosed for the active deployment. Your privacy rights are governed by applicable law as well as the Privacy Policy.

05Code and exported projects

We and our licensors retain rights in the Ocacity interface, name, branding, underlying software, and materials supplied by us. Using the preview does not transfer those rights to you.

To the extent we hold the relevant rights, you may use, modify, and incorporate exported code and any starter templates previously made available through Ocacity into your own personal or commercial projects. This permission does not authorise you to pass off Ocacity’s branding as your own, claim our endorsement, or resell access to the Ocacity service.

Third-party software, fonts, and other separately licensed materials remain subject to their own licences. Keep required notices and check the permissions for any material you add. We cannot grant rights in material owned by somebody else.

The Code tab contains editable project source. A source export includes project files, while an exported HTML preview is a static visual snapshot: forms, checkout, authentication, and other backend behaviour are not supplied merely because they appear in the design. An export is not a promise of unique or production-ready software.

06Reviewing results and AI limitations

You should review, test, and adapt any code or export before relying on it. Check security, accessibility, dependency licences, accuracy, and whether the result meets the requirements of your intended use.

The current preview does not give legal, financial, medical, or other professional advice. Its examples should not be relied on for safety-critical decisions or systems without appropriate expert review and safeguards.

If AI generation becomes available later, outputs may contain errors, insecure code, omissions, or content similar to other users’ results. These terms do not promise a particular model, unlimited generation, exclusive ownership of third-party material, or a successful build from every prompt. Live AI functionality will need terms and a privacy notice that describe its actual operation.

07Acceptable use

You must use Ocacity lawfully and respect other people’s rights. In particular, do not use the service to:

• Create or distribute malware, steal credentials, gain unauthorised access, or attack another system.
• Run scams, impersonate another person or organisation, or build deceptive pages intended to collect information unlawfully.
• Infringe copyright, trade marks, privacy, confidentiality, or other protected rights.
• Facilitate exploitation of children, non-consensual intimate imagery, credible threats, or other illegal abuse.
• Disrupt the service, overload its infrastructure, or evade access controls and limits.
• Misrepresent a simulated feature, generated result, or demonstration payment as a completed real-world action.

These restrictions do not prevent lawful security research conducted with permission, rights granted by an applicable open-source licence, or activities that cannot legally be restricted.

08Browser storage, sharing, and your users

Project changes are saved to your account through the API. A project includes its name, prompt, template, revision and bounded recent conversation history. The interface shows up to 100 recent projects. Check the save status before leaving; failed requests are not represented as saved.

A prompt submitted on the landing page, a selected build mode, and an attached filename can appear in the workspace URL. The URL can be visible in browser history, in requests to the site server, and to anyone you send it to. Do not put secrets in it.

A private project link and a downloaded file have different effects: the link requires your signed-in account, while an exported file can be distributed by you. Check what you are sharing before sending either.

If you adapt an export into a public website or application, you are responsible for that separate service, its users, and its legal notices. Ocacity’s Privacy Policy does not automatically become the privacy policy for a website you build.

09Prices, subscriptions, and cancellation

Selecting a plan opens authentication or checkout; selecting it alone does not complete a payment. Paddle processes configured monthly subscriptions and one-time credit packs. Review the final amount, taxes and renewal terms before confirming. Sandbox payments do not charge real money.

Explore includes 10 trial credits once per verified account. Create includes 100 credits and Studio 250 credits per paid monthly billing cycle. Unused monthly credits expire at the end of that period without rollover. Optional 100-credit packs expire 365 days after purchase and do not renew automatically. Trial credits do not replenish. Credit balances are service allowances, not money or withdrawable funds.

AI tasks, when available, reserve an approved credit budget before work begins. Successfully completed requests are charged when their result is saved. If you choose to stop a working task, confirmed work already performed is charged, including any in-flight call that finishes; only the unused reservation is released. Failed, conflicting, or platform-interrupted requests release the full reservation and refund any partial task charge. Manual editing and browser previews do not consume AI credits. No automatic usage overages or automatic pack purchases are enabled. Model and remote-compute integrations must disclose their rates before billable work starts. Provider costs for unsuccessful requests are covered by the platform. Uncertain external-call outcomes remain available for platform review without holding user credits or blocking further messages; they are not automatically retried.

Manage payment details and cancellation through Billing. A scheduled cancellation does not replenish credits or erase saved source; paid allowances remain subject to their expiry and payment status. Paused or overdue subscriptions cannot start new AI tasks. A refund withdraws remaining credits from the refunded purchase, including partial refunds under the current policy. A disputed payment may suspend AI spending pending review. No consumed credits become an automatic additional card charge. Additional capacity is available through configured credit packs; immediate in-app plan upgrades are not currently offered.

Nothing in these terms removes mandatory consumer rights. A future commercial policy cannot make legally required refunds, remedies, or withdrawal rights disappear by describing a payment as non-refundable.

10Third-party services

Paddle provides configured checkout, subscription management and invoices. Ocacity does not receive full payment-card details. AI execution can use configured OpenAI, Anthropic, or compatible model APIs, and authorized remote tests use Modal. Persistent production deployment is not included. Account authentication and project storage use the Ocacity API. Google, Microsoft, Apple and GitHub authentication are available only when configured; provider branding does not imply endorsement.

If you follow an external link or independently connect an exported project to another service, that service’s terms and privacy practices apply to your relationship with it. The relevant providers, responsibilities, and data flows must be described for each active integration.

11Availability and ending use

You may stop using the preview at any time. Use account settings to sign out of one or all sessions, and the project list to delete a project. Clearing browser data does not delete your API account or its projects. Account deletion is available in account settings, subject to active billing and task safeguards. Contact the operator at the registered office for privacy requests.

We may update, limit, or withdraw preview features. Where reasonably practical, we will give notice of a significant withdrawal so that users can export anything they wish to keep. Immediate restrictions may be necessary to address unlawful activity, a security problem, or a material breach of these terms.

We do not promise to recover browser-local records that have been deleted or become inaccessible. This does not remove any legal responsibility we have for our own acts or omissions.

12Responsibility and legal protections

The preview is offered for exploration and may contain bugs or incomplete functionality. We do not promise that it will meet every requirement, run without interruption, or produce a particular result. You should not treat it as a production service.

Nothing in these terms excludes or limits liability for fraud or fraudulent misrepresentation, death or personal injury caused by negligence, or any other liability that cannot lawfully be excluded or limited. Your statutory consumer rights remain in place.

Where consumer law applies, we remain responsible for losses that the law makes us responsible for, including reasonably foreseeable losses caused by our breach. If you use Ocacity for a business, take appropriate steps to test and back up work before relying on it. No provision here overrides responsibilities that applicable law places on us.

13Changes, disputes, and contact

We will identify the version and effective date of any terms we publish. A material change will be explained in advance where reasonably possible. New paid features, new uses of content, or processing that requires consent will not be authorised simply by editing this draft.

We aim to resolve concerns directly first. You may still use any complaint process or court available under applicable law. Nothing here removes protections or court rights that apply to you as a consumer in your country of residence.

These terms are governed by the law of England and Wales. The courts of England and Wales may hear disputes, except that consumers retain any right to bring proceedings in their local courts and to rely on mandatory protections under the law where they live.

For legal, content-rights, or service concerns, contact AURTIZ LTD using the details in section 1. Write to our registered office and mark the letter “Ocacity — Legal”. Please identify the affected page or material and explain your concern; do not send unnecessary sensitive information.