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Catilda Terms of Service

Effective date: September 8, 2026. Version 2026-09-08.2.

This version applies to accounts created on or after the effective date. If you accepted an earlier version, this version takes effect for you as described in section 16.

Summary of important terms. Your subscription renews monthly on the card on file until you cancel, a free trial converts to a paid plan unless you cancel first, and fees are non-refundable except where law or a published guarantee requires (sections 6 and 7). We may change prices, plans, and usage terms; a change that costs you more or gives you less applies only from a later billing period, after at least thirty days' email notice (seven days for a model or resource rate increase passed through from its provider, or a model change on our side that draws on the pool faster; a model a provider withdraws may be replaced at once), and you may cancel before it applies to you (section 6). You are responsible for what your Digital Employee does (section 4). Routines are Catilda's know-how: what you or your Digital Employee adds to them becomes ours, they are licensed to you while you subscribe, and we keep them after you leave with your business information removed; your data stays yours and you can copy it with the cabinet's own tools, but we do not provide a bulk export (sections 7 and 8). We disclaim warranties, cap our liability, and require you to indemnify us (sections 10 to 12) and preserve consumer rights that cannot be waived (section 13). Disputes go to individual arbitration, with a class action and jury waiver and a thirty-day opt-out (section 14), under Washington law (section 15).

1. Agreement

Who we are. "Catilda", "we", "us", and "our" mean Aaron and His Brothers LLC, doing business as Catilda.

Who you are. "You" and "your" mean the person who creates the account and any organization that person signs up for and confirms authority to bind.

Age. You must be at least eighteen years old.

Acceptance. You accept these terms when you create an account; we record the version, time, and IP address. The current version is at https://catilda.com/terms/.

2. The Service

The "Service" means the Catilda website, the web cabinet (the "cabinet"), the Digital Employees, and related software.

A "Digital Employee" is an AI agent you hire through the Service. It runs on a cloud server we provision, chats with you in the cabinet, can show you a remote desktop view of its work, and acts through the accounts and services you connect, or directly, such as by browsing the web.

A "Connected Account" is any account, credential, mailbox, browser session, or tool you give a Digital Employee access to. A "Routine" is a process description kept in the cabinet's Workflows area, where it is shown as a Workflow: the diagram, steps, instructions, prompts, and explanation of how a Digital Employee runs a process, whether written by you, by us, or by a Digital Employee, and every version of it. "Customer Data" means what you or your Digital Employees submit to or generate within the Service, including Connected Account contents, other than Routines. "Output" means anything a Digital Employee produces or does, other than Routines. Your chat messages, files, the standing instructions you give a Digital Employee outside a Routine, and your other content are Customer Data even where they describe a process; but to the extent a message, file, or draft reproduces a Routine or part of one, including a change you or a Digital Employee proposes to a Routine in the Workflows area, it is a copy of that Routine and not Customer Data. Routines are part of the Service; the business information you put into a Routine remains Customer Data (section 8). You are a "consumer" if you are an individual using the Service primarily for personal, family, or household purposes.

We may change, add, or remove features. Beta or preview features come without any commitment and may change or be withdrawn at any time.

3. Your account

Verify a working email address and phone number, keep your details current, and keep your credentials secure.

You are responsible for all activity under your account, including by anyone using your credentials or devices. If you believe your account or a Connected Account has been accessed without permission, tell us right away at [email protected] and revoke the affected credential at the provider. You are not responsible for unauthorized activity after we have had a reasonable time to act on your notice, or for activity caused by our own security failure; a Digital Employee acting on instructions or content it received is not our security failure.

4. Your digital employees act for you

Subject to sections 3, 11, and 13, your Digital Employee acts only on your instructions and the Routines you enable or configure, including Routines we provide, and on your behalf. Every action it takes is your action, whether or not it matches what you intended, including actions influenced by content it reads, mistakes, and purchases, charges, commitments, messages, and disclosures made through a Connected Account, as if a person you had authorized had taken it.

You control what it can reach. Grant the narrowest access the work needs; we do not verify, limit, or audit what you connect. You confirm you have every right and consent needed for every Connected Account and every action you direct through it. You may at any time remove a Connected Account, disconnect a channel, stop a run, or archive a Routine in the cabinet, or email [email protected] to stop a Digital Employee. None of this is instant or undoes actions already taken, and a Digital Employee may keep copies of a credential, so also revoke it at the provider.

AI makes mistakes. AI can produce inaccurate, incomplete, or unexpected results and take actions you did not intend, and content a Digital Employee reads, such as a web page, document, or email, can steer it, even into sending Customer Data or credentials to a third party. You accept these risks as inherent in the Service, subject to sections 11 and 13. Review every Output before relying on it; nothing a Digital Employee produces is professional advice.

Keep a human in the loop. Configure each Digital Employee and limit its Connected Accounts so that a person approves any payment or financial transaction; any legal, tax, medical, or human resources decision; any quote, offer, contract, or other communication that binds you; any acceptance of terms or account creation in your name; any modification or deletion of data you cannot easily restore; and any other step that is hard to reverse.

5. Acceptable use

Use Catilda lawfully, including under marketing, privacy, employment, and AI-disclosure laws. You must not, and must not direct a Digital Employee to:

Regulated data and activities. Do not use the Service for protected health information, payment card data, other specially regulated data, or licensed professional work such as law, medicine, or accounting unless we agree in writing.

Enforcement. We may suspend or limit your account or a Digital Employee if we reasonably believe you have violated this section, with a warning first where practical.

6. Fees

What you pay. Fees are as shown on the pricing page when you subscribe, or as agreed in writing, in US dollars.

Plans and usage. Plans are per account with a shared monthly usage pool that does not carry over. All usage counts as our meter records it, including mistakes, retries, and unattended Routines. How much of the pool a task uses depends on the AI models and resources it consumes; the cabinet shows, for each model you can choose, about how quickly it draws on the pool compared with our default model setting, and the usage page shows how much of the pool you have used. When the pool is used up, a short grace allowance follows; then your Digital Employees stop taking new work until the next billing period or an upgrade, without refund or extension. We are not responsible for work left undone while a Digital Employee is paused.

When you pay. Your subscription renews monthly until you cancel under section 7. We bill on the same day of each month as your first charge, shown to you before you subscribe, and you authorize us to charge the card on file for the fees and taxes due.

Free trial. We may offer a free trial or free first month. Before it starts we tell you its length, the plan and price that follow, and the first charge date; we email you before it ends, and billing starts unless you cancel first.

Guarantees and refunds. A published guarantee, such as a salary-back guarantee, applies only on the terms stated where it is published. Otherwise fees are non-refundable except where law requires, under Consumers in the EU or the UK below, or for the unused part of a billing period if we terminate your account without your breach or non-payment.

Failed payment. If a charge fails, we may retry it and, after notice, suspend the Service and then terminate your account; amounts due remain payable.

Taxes. Fees exclude taxes; you pay sales, use, value-added, and similar taxes, other than taxes on our income.

Changes to prices, plans, and usage terms. We may change our prices; add, change, or retire plans; and change the usage terms of a plan, such as the size of the usage pool, the grace allowance, the number of Digital Employees included, what counts as usage, and the rates at which usage draws on the pool (an increase in the rate of a single model or resource that reflects its provider's price follows Model and resource rates below). We do this to reflect a change in what our providers charge us or in our other costs, in the features, models, or resources we offer, in the law or in taxes, or in how customers use the Service, or to simplify our plans; if you are not a consumer, we may also do it for another business reason. For a change that costs you more or gives you less, we email you at least thirty days before the date in the notice. The notice states what changes, the reason, the billing period from which it applies to you, and how to cancel. A change that gives you more in some ways and less in others counts as one that gives you less. The change applies from your first billing period starting on or after the date in the notice, never to a period you have already paid for, and never to your first paid billing period after a free trial, which stays at the price we told you before the trial started; you may cancel under section 7 before that period starts and owe nothing for any later period. A change in your favor, such as a lower price or a larger pool, may take effect at once.

Retired plans. If we retire your plan, the notice names the current plan closest to yours in price and usage pool that we will move you to, its price and what it includes, and the billing period from which the move applies, which follows the timing in Changes to prices, plans, and usage terms above; or you may cancel under section 7 before that period starts. A published price lock that applies to you carries over to the plan we move you to.

Feature changes. Section 2 governs changes to the features of the Service; Changes to prices, plans, and usage terms and Retired plans above govern the price and usage terms of your plan. If a feature change removes something the pricing page listed as included in your plan, we treat it as a change that gives you less.

Consumers in the EU or the UK. If you are a consumer in the EU or the UK and a change that gives you less takes effect during a billing period you have paid for, you may end your subscription, by the means in section 7 and with effect when we receive your notice, within thirty days after we tell you about it or it takes effect, whichever is later, and we refund the unused part of that period.

Model and resource rates. Each AI model and resource draws on your pool at a rate we set by reference to its provider's published price. The pool is drawn at the rates of the models actually used, and if you want a fixed model, choose one in the cabinet. We may raise the rate of a model or resource to reflect an increase in its provider's price only from the start of a billing period, and only after emailing you at least seven days before that period starts if a Digital Employee of yours is set to that model or resource or used it in the current or previous billing period; if we email you later, the increase applies to you from the start of the period after that one. Until then the old rate applies, and you may switch models or cancel under section 7 before the increase applies to you. A rate cut may take effect at once.

Model changes. We may add models and resources and set the rates of new ones at any time. We may withdraw a model or resource, or change which models our default model setting uses, to balance quality, speed, availability, and cost; adding or withdrawing a model or resource follows this paragraph, not Feature changes above. If a Digital Employee of yours is set to a model or resource we withdraw, or uses our default model setting and the change would make it draw on the pool faster, the change applies to you only from the start of a billing period and only after we email you at least seven days before that period starts, naming what your Digital Employee will use instead and about how quickly that draws on the pool; if we email you later, the change applies to you from the start of the period after that one, and until it applies nothing changes for you. Where a provider withdraws a model or resource, or it becomes unsafe or unreliable, we may withdraw it at once and email you the same information; if that makes your pool draw faster during a billing period you have paid for, it counts as a change that gives you less under Consumers in the EU or the UK above.

Limits that keep the Service reliable. To keep the Service reliable and secure and to share its capacity fairly among customers, we may set and change technical limits at any time, such as how many tasks run at once, message and file sizes, storage, and how often a Routine may run. These limits are not price changes. If a new or changed limit materially reduces what your plan includes, we treat it as a change that gives you less and it follows Changes to prices, plans, and usage terms above, including its thirty days' notice and next-period timing.

Trials and offers. We may change or end a free trial, launch offer, or other promotion for new signups at any time. A trial you have already started, and an offer, price lock, or guarantee that already applies to your account, keep their terms for as long as those terms say, and nothing in this section cuts them short; a price lock keeps your price while you stay continuously subscribed, on the plan it applies to or on the plan we move you to.

7. Suspension and termination

You can leave at any time. Cancel from the cabinet where that option is shown, or by emailing [email protected] from your account email; cancellation takes effect at the end of the current billing period.

When we may suspend or end the Service. We may suspend or terminate your account or any Digital Employee for breach of these terms, non-payment, a security risk, a legal requirement, or ninety days of inactivity without a paid subscription, with notice where practical.

What happens to your data. When your subscription ends or we terminate a Digital Employee, we may destroy its server and delete its Customer Data thirty days after the end date. If you delete a Digital Employee yourself, or never complete account verification, we may delete its server, Customer Data, and connected credentials at once, and deleted data cannot be recovered. Copy or download what you want to keep first, using the cabinet's own tools as described in section 8; we do not promise backups or a reminder. Routines stay with the Service and are not delivered to you, except where the law gives you a right to receive them (section 8).

What survives. Sections 4, 6 (for amounts owed), and 7 through 17 survive termination.

8. Ownership

What we own. Catilda owns the Service, including its software, brand, and all Routines, and gives you a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable, revocable permission to use the Service, including its Routines, during your subscription.

Routines are our know-how. Routines embody how we and the Digital Employees turn work into repeatable processes, whether they start from us, from your instructions, or from a Digital Employee's own work. You assign to Catilda anything you or your Digital Employee contributes or has contributed to a Routine, other than your business information described below, including all copyright and other intellectual property rights in it, and you agree to sign what is reasonably needed to confirm the assignment. Where the law does not allow that assignment, you instead grant Catilda an exclusive, perpetual, irrevocable, worldwide license to the contribution for every purpose and for the full term of the rights, without payment, with the right to sublicense and transfer it; this license is a separate promise that applies even if the assignment does not. If the law requires a signed writing for an exclusive license that you have not given, the license is non-exclusive until you sign one, and in the meantime you will not license the contribution to anyone else. The assignment and the license take effect for each contribution at the moment it is made. So far as the law allows, you waive any moral rights in the contribution. If you are a consumer, this paragraph applies only as far as the consumer law that applies to you permits (section 13). You confirm that you have the right to contribute what you or your Digital Employee puts into a Routine and that it does not infringe anyone's rights.

How you may use Routines. You may use Routines only through the Service and only while you subscribe: you may view, edit, and discuss them in the cabinet and have your Digital Employees run them. Except where the law gives you that right, you may not copy a Routine outside the Service; export, reproduce, publish, transfer, or sell it; run it, or a copy or adaptation of it, on any system outside the Service; use it to build, train, or improve a product or service that competes with the Service; or let anyone else do any of these. While your account is open you may copy your business information out of a Routine, as described under Copying your data below; that is not copying the Routine. This does not stop you from running your business or your affairs, with people or with other tools, using your own knowledge and processes, whether or not a Routine describes them, or from describing them to anyone; only the Routine documents themselves, and copies and adaptations of them, are ours.

Your information stays yours. Facts inside a Routine about you, your business, and the people you deal with, such as names, contact details, prices, customers, suppliers, and credentials, are Customer Data ("business information" in this section). We keep them confidential, use them only to provide the Service, and remove them before we reuse a Routine for anyone else.

Routines we keep. We may keep and reuse any Routine after your subscription ends, subject, if you are a consumer, to section 13. We remove your business information from each Routine we keep, including its earlier versions, before we reuse it for anyone else, and until then we treat the whole Routine as confidential under this section.

What you own. You own Customer Data and, as between you and Catilda and to the extent permitted by law, the Outputs your Digital Employees produce for you.

Copying your data. While your account is open, you may view, copy, and download the Customer Data the cabinet shows you, including your business information inside a Routine but not the rest of the Routine, with the tools the cabinet provides, such as selecting and copying chat messages, downloading files attached to chat, and the remote desktop view. This does not extend to Routines, even though the cabinet shows them to you and the same tools could reach them; the rules above on Routines apply instead. Connected Account contents stay at the provider and you retrieve them there. We do not promise a bulk export, any particular format, an interface for automated extraction, or migration help, and we may limit automated extraction that burdens the Service. Where the law gives you a right to access, receive, or move your personal data or personal information, or to receive content you provided or created while using the Service, or requires us to return or delete personal data we process for you when the Service ends, email [email protected] and we will comply as that law requires, during your subscription and after it ends. Nothing in this section, including the rules on Routines, limits those rights.

The license we need. You grant Catilda a worldwide, non-exclusive, royalty-free license to host, process, transmit, display, and modify Customer Data, including through the AI model and cloud providers we use, only as needed to provide, secure, and support the Service and comply with law; you confirm you have every right and consent needed to grant it.

Feedback and usage data. We may use your suggestions without obligation, and aggregated or de-identified usage data, to operate, improve, and promote the Service.

9. Third-party services

Catilda depends on services we do not control, including cloud infrastructure, AI model providers, payment processors, and your Connected Account providers, whose terms govern your use of them. To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, and subject to sections 11 and 13, we are not responsible for their acts, omissions, outages, or changes, or for any loss they cause, including the suspension or closure of a Connected Account because of a Digital Employee's use of it. We may change providers at any time.

10. Disclaimer of warranties

TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT PERMITTED BY APPLICABLE LAW, THE SERVICE, THE DIGITAL EMPLOYEES, AND ALL OUTPUTS ARE PROVIDED "AS IS" AND "AS AVAILABLE", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND. CATILDA AND ITS SUPPLIERS DISCLAIM ALL EXPRESS, IMPLIED, AND STATUTORY WARRANTIES, INCLUDING MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, TITLE, NON-INFRINGEMENT, ACCURACY, SECURITY, AND UNINTERRUPTED OR ERROR-FREE OPERATION.

TO THE SAME EXTENT, CATILDA DOES NOT WARRANT THAT ANY OUTPUT WILL BE ACCURATE, LAWFUL, OR SUITABLE FOR ANY PURPOSE, OR THAT A DIGITAL EMPLOYEE WILL ACT ONLY AS YOU INTENDED. YOU RELY ON OUTPUTS AT YOUR OWN RISK.

11. Limitation of liability

TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT PERMITTED BY APPLICABLE LAW, IN NO EVENT WILL CATILDA OR ITS MEMBERS, MANAGERS, OFFICERS, EMPLOYEES, CONTRACTORS, OR SUPPLIERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, CONSEQUENTIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR PUNITIVE DAMAGES, OR FOR ANY LOSS OF PROFITS, REVENUE, DATA, GOODWILL, OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION, ARISING OUT OF OR RELATING TO THESE TERMS, THE SERVICE, ANY OUTPUT, OR ANY CONNECTED ACCOUNT, UNDER ANY THEORY OF LIABILITY (CONTRACT, TORT INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE, STRICT LIABILITY, OR OTHERWISE), EVEN IF ADVISED OF THEIR POSSIBILITY.

TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT PERMITTED BY APPLICABLE LAW, THE TOTAL LIABILITY OF CATILDA AND THE PERSONS LISTED ABOVE FOR ALL CLAIMS ARISING OUT OF OR RELATING TO THESE TERMS OR THE SERVICE WILL NOT EXCEED THE GREATER OF (A) THE FEES YOU PAID TO CATILDA IN THE TWELVE MONTHS BEFORE THE EVENT GIVING RISE TO THE CLAIM AND (B) ONE HUNDRED US DOLLARS (US$100).

NOTHING IN THESE TERMS EXCLUDES OR LIMITS OUR LIABILITY FOR FRAUD, GROSS NEGLIGENCE, WILLFUL MISCONDUCT, DEATH OR PERSONAL INJURY CAUSED BY OUR NEGLIGENCE, DAMAGES A STATUTE (INCLUDING THE WASHINGTON CONSUMER PROTECTION ACT) DOES NOT ALLOW US TO LIMIT, OR ANY OTHER LIABILITY THAT CANNOT LAWFULLY BE LIMITED.

THESE LIMITATIONS AND THE DISCLAIMERS IN SECTION 10 ARE AN ESSENTIAL BASIS OF THE BARGAIN BETWEEN YOU AND CATILDA AND APPLY EVEN IF ANY LIMITED REMEDY FAILS OF ITS ESSENTIAL PURPOSE.

12. Indemnity

You will defend, indemnify, and hold harmless Catilda and the persons listed in section 11 against any third-party claim and all resulting losses, judgments, settlements, penalties, and costs, including reasonable attorneys' fees, arising out of or relating to your use of the Service; any action a Digital Employee takes for you; Customer Data, Output, or anything you or your Digital Employee contributes to a Routine, for a contribution only so far as the claim is that the contribution itself infringed a right or broke a law when it was made and not for our later use of it for anyone else; your breach of these terms; or your violation of any law or third-party right. This does not apply to the extent a claim results from our breach of these terms, our negligence, gross negligence, or willful misconduct, and for consumers it applies only as far as the law permits.

We will notify you promptly of any claim we ask you to cover; you control the defense with lawyers reasonably acceptable to us, we cooperate at your expense, and you may not settle in a way that admits fault for us or binds us without our consent.

13. Consumer rights

Nothing in these terms limits any right or remedy you cannot waive under mandatory consumer law that applies to you; where such law applies, the disclaimers, limitations, and exclusions in these terms apply only to the extent it permits.

14. Disputes

This section affects your right to go to court and to bring or join a class action. Please read it carefully.

Talk to us first. Before starting arbitration or a court case, the one with the dispute sends the other a written notice (you to [email protected], we to your account email) giving the sender's name and account email, describing the dispute, and stating the relief sought. We then try in good faith to resolve it for thirty days before either of us may file. Any limitation period is paused while the thirty days run.

Then, binding individual arbitration. If that fails, any dispute arising out of or relating to these terms or the Service will be resolved by binding individual arbitration administered by the American Arbitration Association (AAA) under its Consumer Arbitration Rules if you are a consumer and otherwise its Commercial Arbitration Rules. The persons listed in section 11 may enforce this section. The arbitrator, not a court, decides every dispute about the interpretation, applicability, enforceability, or formation of this agreement to arbitrate; a court decides whether the class and representative action waiver is enforceable and whether you opted out.

Procedure, relief, and fees. Hearings take place in King County, Washington, by video conference, or, for consumers, where the AAA Consumer Arbitration Rules provide. The arbitrator may award any relief a court could award on an individual basis, applies these terms as a court would, and issues a final award. The AAA rules govern fees; a consumer pays no more than the consumer filing fee. If the AAA cannot or will not administer the arbitration, a court under section 15 appoints an arbitrator who follows the AAA rules as closely as practical.

Small claims instead. After the notice step, either of us may instead bring an individual claim in small claims court if it qualifies; if it is moved or appealed to a court of general jurisdiction, either of us may then require arbitration. You may file where you live or in King County; we will file where you live.

Court relief for misuse. Either of us may seek injunctive or other equitable relief in a court under section 15 against misuse of intellectual property or unauthorized access, without first sending a notice or arbitrating.

No class or representative actions. You and Catilda bring claims against each other only individually, not as a plaintiff or class member in any class, collective, consolidated, private attorney general, or representative proceeding, and the arbitrator may not consolidate more than one person's claims. If a court finds this waiver unenforceable for a claim, that claim alone proceeds in court under section 15.

Jury waiver. To the fullest extent permitted by law, you and Catilda each waive the right to a jury trial for any dispute decided in court.

Your right to opt out. You may opt out of arbitration within thirty days after you first accept these terms, or after a material change to this section takes effect for you, by emailing [email protected] from your account email with the subject "Arbitration opt-out". If you opt out, the agreement to arbitrate and the class action waiver do not apply to you under this or any later version; the rest of these terms still applies.

Time limit. Any claim arising out of or relating to these terms or the Service must be started within one year after the claimant knew or should have known of the facts behind it, or it is barred. This does not apply to consumers or to a claim a statute does not allow the parties to shorten.

15. Governing law

Washington law governs these terms and any related dispute, without regard to its conflict-of-laws rules. The Federal Arbitration Act governs section 14; if a court finds it does not apply, the Washington Uniform Arbitration Act, chapter 7.04A RCW, does.

Any dispute not subject to arbitration will be brought only in the state and federal courts in King County, Washington, and you and Catilda consent to their jurisdiction and venue, subject to section 13 and the small claims option in section 14.

16. Changes

We may update these terms. A change is material if it affects fees, billing, your data, our liability, section 14, or any other right of yours in a way that is not clearly in your favor. Changes to prices, plans, usage terms, model and resource rates, and technical limits that section 6 allows follow section 6, which controls for them. This section covers changes to the text of these terms, including section 6 itself, and to the text of a published guarantee, price lock, or offer, subject to Trials and offers in section 6 for one that already applies to your account.

For a material change we email you at least fourteen days before it takes effect and may ask you to accept the updated terms at your next login. If you do not agree, cancel and copy or download your Customer Data as described in section 8 before the effective date without accepting; the version you last accepted applies until the end of the billing period in which the change takes effect. Otherwise a material change binds you when you accept it or, if earlier, when you next log in or actively use the Service after its effective date; a Digital Employee running Routines on its own is not use, and logging in only to decline, cancel, or copy or download your Customer Data is not acceptance or use. The assignment and license in section 8 of contributions you made before a version took effect for you bind you only when you accept that version expressly or next add to or edit a Routine after its effective date. A change to section 14 does not apply to a dispute already noticed, or to a claim that arose before the change, unless you accept it expressly.

Other changes take effect when posted; continued use means you accept them.

17. General

Entire agreement. These terms, the pricing page, any published guarantee, and any agreement signed by both parties are the entire agreement about the Service and replace all prior understandings; a signed agreement wins where it conflicts. Neither of us relies on any statement not in these documents; this does not limit liability for fraud.

Severability and waiver. If any part of these terms is unenforceable, it is enforced to the maximum extent permitted and the rest stays in force. Not enforcing a part right away is not a waiver.

Assignment. You may not assign these terms or your account without our written consent. We may assign them to a successor in a merger, acquisition, or asset sale that takes on our obligations to you.

Force majeure. Neither of us is liable for a failure or delay caused by events beyond our reasonable control; this does not excuse payment for Service already received.

Export controls and sanctions. You may not use the Service if you are, or act for, a person subject to US sanctions or in a country under a comprehensive US embargo, and you will comply with US export control and sanctions laws.

Notices. We send notices to your account email, effective when sent, or in the cabinet if delivery fails, except that a notice under section 6 is given only by email and its time runs from the email. You send notices to us by email to [email protected] or by mail to Aaron and His Brothers LLC at [registered address of Aaron and His Brothers LLC], effective when received.

No third-party beneficiaries. No one other than you and Catilda has rights under these terms, except the persons named in sections 11, 12, and 14.

Language and headings. The English version controls over any translation; headings do not affect interpretation.