Ferment — Terms of Service

Last updated: June 1, 2026

When you use Ferment, you agree to these Terms of Service (“Terms”). They’re an agreement between you and 4x10 Inc. (“Ferment,” “we,” “us”) — the company behind Ferment Cuts, Ferment Studio, the Ferment Engine, and our websites and apps (together, the “Services”). If you’re using the Services for an organization, you’re agreeing on its behalf and confirming you’re allowed to. If you don’t agree, please don’t use the Services.

Ferment is a creative tool, not a social network. You use it to make, edit, and export your own video, audio, and images. We’re not a public hosting platform, publisher, feed, or marketplace: there are no public profiles, and we don’t share your Content with other users — it stays private to your account. When you post or send what you make somewhere else, you’re the one publishing it, and you’re responsible for having the rights and for following the law and that platform’s rules.

We may update these Terms from time to time. If a change is significant, we’ll update the date above and let you know by email or in the app. If you keep using the Services after a change takes effect, you agree to the new version.

Worth reading closely: how billing and credits work (Sections 6–7), what you’re responsible for with content and any voice or likeness you use (Sections 8–10), our disclaimers and liability limits (Sections 19–21), how disputes work (Section 22), and the extra Apple App Store terms (Section 23).

1. Definitions

• Company / we / us — 4x10 Inc., a Delaware corporation with a mailing address at 228 Park Avenue S, PMB 85451, New York, NY 10003, USA, which owns and operates Ferment.
• Services — our websites (including ferment.run and its subdomains), the Ferment Cuts apps (mobile and web), Ferment Studio, the Ferment Engine and its APIs, and anything else we build and run.
• Account — the account you create or that’s created for you (including a guest account).
• Content — anything you upload, record, create, or generate with the Services: video, audio, images, text, voice recordings, prompts, and the like.
• AI Features — features that use AI or machine-learning models: transcription and captions, smart-crop and scene detection, audio and beat analysis, music generation, lip-sync, voice synthesis and cloning, and the AI assistant (“agent”).
• Output — Content the AI Features generate for you.
• you — the person or organization using the Services.

2. Who can use the Services

You may use the Services only if you can form a binding contract with us and aren’t barred from it under applicable law. You also confirm you’re not located in a country under a U.S. embargo, aren’t on any U.S. government sanctions or restricted-party list, and will comply with applicable export-control and sanctions laws.

You must be at least 18 to create an Account and use the Services on your own. Some features — in particular voice cloning and other voice/biometric features — are limited to adults 18 and older, even with a guardian (see Section 10). If you’re 13–17, you may use the Services only with a parent or guardian who agrees to these Terms for you and supervises your use — and they’re responsible for what you do. The Services aren’t directed to children under 13, and we don’t knowingly collect their information. Where local law sets a higher age for something we offer (for example, consenting to biometric processing), that higher age applies. If you think someone under 13 has used the Services, email support@ferment.run and we’ll handle it.

You’re responsible for following all laws that apply to your use of the Services.

3. Your account

You can try parts of the Services as a guest. For most features you’ll create an Account using an email sign-in link (“magic link”) or Sign in with Apple. Keep your information accurate.

You’re responsible for keeping your Account secure and for everything that happens under it, including anything done by people you let use it. We’re not liable for losses caused by someone else using your Account because it wasn’t kept secure. Email support@ferment.run right away if you think someone’s accessed your Account without permission.

Guest accounts are temporary — we may delete a guest account and its Content after a period of inactivity. Create a full Account to keep your work.

4. Acceptable use

Don’t use the Services — and don’t help or let anyone else use them — to:

• break the law, or infringe anyone’s intellectual property, privacy, publicity, or other rights;
• create or share content that’s unlawful, defamatory, harassing, hateful, or that incites violence;
• create or distribute content that meaningfully facilitates serious real-world harm (for example, weapons, violence, or other serious wrongdoing);
• create or share child sexual abuse material (CSAM) or anything that sexually exploits or endangers minors — we report this to the authorities and NCMEC as required by law;
• create or share non-consensual intimate imagery, or sexual content of real, identifiable people without their consent;
• use the AI Features to impersonate someone, make misleading “deepfakes,” run scams (like voice-based “family emergency” or executive-impersonation scams), defeat voice or identity verification, interfere with elections, or otherwise deceive or harm people (see Section 10);
• clone or reproduce anyone’s voice, face, or likeness without their consent and the rights to do so;
• upload malware or anything meant to disrupt or break into systems or data;
• try to gain unauthorized access to the Services or other accounts, or probe or test our security;
• reverse engineer or extract source code, except where the law says we can’t stop you;
• copy, resell, or exploit the Services, or use them to build a competing product;
• use the Services or any Output to train or improve a competing AI model;
• overload our infrastructure, or access the Services by automated means beyond normal use (except through our published APIs, within their limits); or
• get around usage limits, credits, or billing.

We don’t pre-screen Content, but we can review, remove, or disable any Content and suspend or terminate any Account that we believe breaks these Terms or puts us or others at risk. Abuse or threats toward our team mean immediate termination.

5. Plans

We offer a Free plan and one or more paid plans (such as Pro), described on our pricing page. Plans differ in credits, storage, processing priority, and features. We may change which plans we offer, including their features, limits, and prices (see Section 17).

6. Credits, payments, and subscriptions

Credits. Many AI Features use “credits” — the right to run operations on our compute and third-party providers. Different operations cost different amounts. Credits aren’t money: they have no cash value, aren’t transferable, and can’t be redeemed for cash, except where the law requires.

• Plan credits come with your plan and reset each billing period — they don’t roll over.
• Add-on credits are bought separately, used after your plan credits, and may expire as described at purchase or while your subscription is inactive.
• We may adjust how many credits an operation costs as our costs or providers change, and we’ll give notice of material changes where we reasonably can.
• Where reasonably practical, we’ll show or make available an operation’s credit cost before you run it.

Subscriptions renew automatically. Unless you cancel, your subscription renews at the end of each billing period (for example, monthly or yearly), and your payment method is charged the current price plus tax at the start of each period — until you cancel. We show the price, billing period, and renewal terms when you buy, and by subscribing you authorize these recurring charges. You can cancel anytime (see Section 7).

How you pay.

• On the web, payments go through Stripe. Your card details go straight to Stripe and aren’t stored on our servers.
• In the iOS app, purchases go through Apple under your Apple Account, and Apple’s payment, billing, refund, and subscription terms apply. Apple subscriptions renew unless you turn off auto-renew at least 24 hours before the period ends; manage or cancel them in your Apple Account settings (Settings → your name → Subscriptions). See Section 23.

Taxes. Prices may exclude tax. Where required, we (or the app store) collect and remit sales tax, VAT, or similar; otherwise any taxes are on you, except taxes on our income.

Failed payments. If a payment fails or is reversed, we may suspend or downgrade your Account and retry the charge. You still owe what’s due.

7. Cancellation and refunds

Canceling. You can cancel anytime.

• Web/Stripe: cancel in your Account or billing settings. It takes effect at the end of your paid period — you keep access until then and won’t be charged again.
• Apple App Store: cancel in your Apple Account settings (see Section 6); Apple’s terms govern.

Refunds.

• Try before you buy. Our Free plan lets you use Ferment and test its features before paying, so please make sure it’s right for you before subscribing or buying credits.
• Web/Stripe. Except where the law requires, subscription fees and credit purchases are non-refundable, and we don’t refund partial periods or used credits. Still, we want you happy with Ferment — if something went wrong, email support@ferment.run and we’ll try to make it right.
• Apple App Store. We can’t refund Apple purchases — Apple handles those under its policies (request one at reportaproblem.apple.com).
• Credits. Credits are prepaid and used up as you go. Used credits aren’t refundable; unused credits aren’t either, except where the law requires or we choose to. Credits have no cash value and aren’t transferable.
• EU/UK consumers. You generally have a 14-day right to withdraw from a digital purchase. Because we supply the Services and credits right away, by buying and starting to use them you ask us to begin immediately and accept that you lose the withdrawal right once we do, as far as the law allows. You can use any remaining withdrawal right through your Account. This doesn’t affect your rights if something is faulty or not as described.
• Nothing here removes refund, cancellation, or withdrawal rights you have under your local consumer-protection laws.

After cancellation. When a paid subscription ends, your Account moves to the Free plan (or is deleted if you delete it — see Section 18). Unused credits may be forfeited, and storage over your remaining plan’s limit may become read-only or be deleted after notice.

8. Your content

You own your Content. Anything you upload, record, or make is yours — we don’t claim ownership.

It stays private. Ferment isn’t a social or publishing platform, so we don’t make your Content public, list it, or share it with other users. We make it available to you (and anyone you invite into your Account, if we offer that) and process it only to provide the Services to you. You decide if, when, and where to publish it.

The license you give us. To run the Services, you give us a worldwide, non-exclusive, royalty-free license to host, store, copy, process, analyze, transcode, and display your Content as needed to operate, provide, secure, and improve the Services — including running AI Features on it, sending it to the providers in Section 11, and the uses described in Section 9. This license lasts only while we host your Content and ends when it’s deleted, except for backup copies that age out and anything we must keep by law.

You’re responsible for your Content. You represent that you have all the rights and consents needed to upload your Content and have us process it — including any music, footage, images, trademarks, and the voices, faces, and likenesses of people in it — and that your Content and your use of the Services don’t break these Terms, the law, or anyone’s rights.

You’re the publisher. When you export or post Content you made — to social platforms, clients, anywhere — you’re publishing it, not us. Once it leaves Ferment it’s your responsibility, including following the law, each platform’s rules, and any duty to label content as AI-generated.

9. AI features and output

The Services use AI and machine-learning models — some ours, some third parties’ — to analyze your Content and generate Output.

• No guarantees. AI is probabilistic and always changing. Output can be wrong, incomplete, odd, offensive, infringing, or just not what you wanted, and may not reflect real people, places, or facts. Transcripts, captions, translations, synthetic voices, generated music, and edits can contain errors. Review and judge any Output before you rely on it, publish it, or share it — including whether using it would violate someone’s rights. Don’t treat Output as the sole source of truth or as professional advice. The Services aren’t designed for emergency, medical, legal, financial, or other safety-critical decisions — don’t rely on them for those.
• Your rights in Output. As long as you follow these Terms, you own the Output made for you to the extent it’s protectable, and we assign you whatever rights we might have in it so you can use it.
• Output may not be unique or protectable. Because of how AI works, the legal status of Output (including whether copyright applies) can be unclear, and similar inputs may produce similar Output for other people. We don’t promise Output is original or free of resemblance to others’ material, and you get no rights in anyone else’s Content or Output. Generated music, sounds, and other Output may resemble existing works, styles, performers, or recordings — you’re responsible for reviewing Output and securing any rights, licenses, clearances, or disclosures your use needs.
• How we use your Content. We use your Content to run, secure, support, and improve the Services — including improving quality, accuracy, and reliability, building new features, and training and improving our models — using de-identified or aggregated data where we can. We do not use voice or biometric data, or the faces or voices of other people who appear in your Content, to train our models without consent (see Section 10). We don’t sell your Content. When third-party AI providers power a feature, your Content is handled under their terms (Section 11). Our Privacy Policy has the details.
• De-identified data. We may aggregate or de-identify your Content and data so it no longer identifies you, and use that for any purpose — such as analytics, research, and improving the Services. We won’t try to re-identify it.
• Voice and biometric data are opt-in only. We treat your voice recordings and voiceprints differently from ordinary Content: we create a voice model, and otherwise process that biometric data, only with your separate opt-in consent, and we never use voice or biometric data to train models without that consent. See Section 10 and our Privacy Policy.
• AI labels. We may add visible labels, metadata, watermarks, or content-provenance credentials marking Output as AI-made or AI-edited, and you mustn’t remove, obscure, alter, or misrepresent them where doing so would be unlawful, deceptive, or against a platform’s rules. Where the law or a platform requires you to disclose that content is AI-generated (for example, the EU AI Act and U.S. deepfake, synthetic-media, intimate-image, and election rules), that’s on you.
• The assistant is AI. Our chat assistant (“agent”) is software, not a person. Don’t tell it anything you wouldn’t want the Services to process.
• Prompts. Don’t use prompts to produce anything that breaks Section 4 or to pull out someone’s personal or proprietary information.

10. Voice, likeness, and cloning

Some AI Features let you record, synthesize, or clone a voice (like a personal or “brand-kit” voice) and create or alter video and audio of a person’s voice, face, or likeness — including a realistic “digital replica” of a real person. Because that can reproduce a real person, extra rules apply. These laws vary and can be strict, including New York’s Civil Rights Law, California’s right-of-publicity statutes, Tennessee’s ELVIS Act, and biometric-privacy laws like Illinois’s BIPA, the Texas CUBI Act, and Washington’s law.

You must be 18+. Voice cloning and other voice/biometric features are for adults only — you must be 18 or older to use them. You may create a voice from your own voice, or from someone else’s voice only if you have that person’s express written consent and the rights to do so (for example, a voice actor you’ve hired). Never create a voice from anyone under 18.

Consent and rights. For every voice, face, image, or likeness you use, you represent and warrant that you either (a) are that person, or (b) have that person’s express written consent plus all rights needed to create, train, store, and use the resulting voice model, replica, or other Output through the Services. You also represent that your inputs, the Output, and our processing of them won’t violate anyone’s publicity, privacy, biometric, intellectual-property, or other rights, or harm anyone.

Biometric data. Creating a voice clone or replica can involve biometric identifiers like a voiceprint or faceprint. You provide a separate, specific consent before collection, as described in our Privacy Policy and our Voice & Biometric Data Consent. If you use someone else’s voice or likeness, you represent and warrant that you’ve given them any required notices and gotten their written release for collecting, using, storing, and generating their biometrics — including under BIPA, the Texas CUBI Act, and Washington law.

Verification and removal. We may ask you to verify your identity or show proof of consent (a recorded consent statement or signed release) before or after we create a clone or replica, and you must keep those records and share them on request. We can refuse, suspend, or remove any voice, likeness, Output, feature, or Account if we think these rules aren’t met. Anyone whose voice or likeness was used can ask us to remove their replica or content depicting them; we may honor verified requests, and you agree to take it down wherever you’ve posted it. We won’t commercialize your personal voice on its own without your permission.

You won’t use these features, or any clone, replica, or Output, to: (a) impersonate anyone or make a replica of them without consent; (b) defraud, scam, or deceive; (c) defeat or bypass voice, biometric, or identity verification; (d) make sexual or intimate content of a real, identifiable person without their express written consent — and never anything sexual or exploitative involving a minor; (e) create election or political disinformation, or falsely depict a candidate, official, or government body; (f) harass, threaten, defame, or harm anyone; or (g) pass off AI Output as human-made where that’s deceptive or where the law requires disclosure.

You’re responsible for — and you’ll indemnify us under Section 21 for — any claim arising from a voice, face, or likeness you use, clone, or share, including any claim that you lacked the rights or consents.

11. Third-party services

We rely on outside providers to run the Services — cloud hosting and storage, AI and media-processing providers, payment processors, and tools for communications, security, and diagnostics. Our infrastructure runs on Nebius, where we also run most of our AI processing in-house; we store your files and data (object storage) on Nebius and Tigris; for models we don’t run ourselves, we use third-party inference providers such as Fireworks, Fal, and Replicate. Web payments go through Stripe. We use other providers too, and may add or change them as the Services evolve. By using the Services, you agree your Content and related data may be processed by them to operate the Services.

In particular, some AI Features send your Content — video, audio, voice recordings, images — to third-party AI providers to perform what you asked. They process it under their own terms and privacy policies, and we’re not responsible for their products.

For sensitive content like voice recordings and faces, we choose providers whose terms don’t claim the right to train their own general models on your inputs, and we configure them to limit how that data is used and kept. Some providers store a voice model on their side to generate speech; when you delete a voice or your account, we instruct the provider to delete that model and the source audio. These are independent companies we don’t control, so this describes how we select and set them up under their published terms; it isn’t a guarantee of their conduct, and we’re not responsible for them.

Our Privacy Policy explains the categories of data we share. If you connect a third-party service yourself, that service’s terms govern it and you authorize the data exchange.

12. Our intellectual property

We and our licensors own the Services — all software, models, design, text, graphics, and logos (everything except your Content and Output) — and all rights in them. We give you a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable, revocable license to use the Services under these Terms; you get no ownership in them. Don’t copy or reuse our code, design, or visual elements, or use the Ferment name or logos, without our written permission. We keep all rights we don’t expressly grant.

13. Feedback

If you share ideas or feedback about the Services, we can use them freely, with no obligation or payment to you.

14. Copyright and DMCA

We respect copyright and expect you to as well. If you think something on the Services infringes your copyright, send a DMCA notice to support@ferment.run (subject: “DMCA Notice”) with the details the DMCA requires. We may remove infringing Content and, where appropriate, terminate repeat infringers.

15. Privacy

How we handle personal information is explained in our Privacy Policy, which is part of these Terms. By using the Services, you acknowledge it.

16. APIs and the Ferment Engine

We may offer APIs and developer access to the Ferment Engine. Using them — directly or through another app — is subject to these Terms plus any API or developer terms, docs, and rate limits we publish. Keep your API credentials secure; you’re responsible for activity under them. We may change, rate-limit, or discontinue the APIs, and may suspend access we find abusive, excessive, insecure, or harmful to the Services. We’re not liable for third-party products that use our APIs.

17. Changes to the Services and prices

We’re always improving the Services, and we may change, pause, or discontinue any part of them. We’ll try to give notice of changes that materially and negatively affect paid features.

We may also change prices. If a change affects your active paid subscription, we’ll give you advance notice (at least 30 days for our standard plans) by email or in the app, and it takes effect at your next renewal. Don’t agree to the new price? Cancel before it starts. Promotions apply only as stated.

18. Suspension and termination

You can stop using the Services and delete your Account anytime. When you delete it, it’s deactivated and your Content becomes inaccessible right away. For a short window afterward you may be able to restore your Account; after that, your Content is permanently removed from our active systems within a reasonable time and from backups after that — except anything we must keep to meet legal obligations, resolve disputes, or enforce our agreements (and your voiceprint, which we destroy promptly as described in Section 10 and our Privacy Policy). Once permanently deleted, Content can’t be recovered, so export what you want first.

We may suspend or terminate your access, with or without notice, if you break these Terms or the law, if your use creates a security, legal, or operational risk, if your payment fails, or if the law requires it — and we may stop offering the Services to you. Suspension can make your Account and Content temporarily unavailable; termination can mean they’re deleted.

Sections that should outlast termination do — including the surviving parts of Section 8 and Sections 9–14 and 19–24.

19. Disclaimers

The Services are provided “as is” and “as available,” and you use them at your own risk. To the fullest extent the law allows, we and our suppliers disclaim all warranties — express, implied, or statutory — including merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, title, accuracy, and non-infringement.

We don’t promise the Services will be uninterrupted, secure, or error-free, or that Content or Output will be accurate, lawful, fit for your purpose, or never lost. Keep your own copies of anything important. We don’t offer a service-level agreement.

Some places don’t allow certain warranty exclusions, so some of this may not apply to you.

20. Limitation of liability

To the fullest extent the law allows, we, our affiliates, and our suppliers won’t be liable for any indirect, incidental, special, consequential, exemplary, or punitive damages, or for lost profits, revenue, data, goodwill, or content, arising out of or relating to these Terms or the Services — under any legal theory, and even if we were warned such damages were possible.

To the fullest extent the law allows, our total liability relating to these Terms or the Services won’t exceed the greater of (a) what you paid us in the 12 months before the claim, or (b) US$100.

These limits apply even if a remedy fails its essential purpose. Some places don’t allow these limits, so some may not apply to you, and nothing here limits liability that can’t be limited by law.

21. Indemnification

To the fullest extent the law allows, you’ll defend and indemnify us and our officers, directors, employees, contractors, and agents against any claims, damages, losses, and costs (including reasonable legal fees) arising from: (a) your Content; (b) any voice, face, or likeness you use, clone, or share; (c) your use of the Services or Output; (d) your breach of these Terms or any law; or (e) your violation of anyone’s rights.

We may take over the defense and settlement of any claim you’re required to indemnify (at your expense), and you won’t settle one in a way that affects us without our prior written consent.

22. Disputes, arbitration, and governing law

Governing law. These Terms, and any dispute about them or the Services, are governed by the laws of the State of Delaware and applicable U.S. federal law, without regard to conflict-of-laws rules.

Let’s talk first. Most problems can be sorted out quickly. Before starting an arbitration or lawsuit, email support@ferment.run with a short description of the issue and how to reach you, and give us 60 days to try to resolve it. This step is required before either of us begins a formal proceeding.

Binding arbitration (U.S. users). If you live in the United States, you and we agree that any dispute or claim relating to these Terms or the Services that we don’t resolve informally will be settled by binding individual arbitration — not in court — except for the carve-outs below. The Federal Arbitration Act governs this agreement to arbitrate. Arbitration is run by the American Arbitration Association (AAA) under its Consumer Arbitration Rules, before a single arbitrator. You can have it done by phone, by video, in writing, or in person in the U.S. county where you live. The arbitrator can award the same individual relief a court could, and arbitration fees follow the AAA rules.

No class actions; no jury (U.S. users). You and we agree to bring claims only in an individual capacity — not as a plaintiff or member in any class, collective, consolidated, or representative action — and the arbitrator may not handle anyone else’s claims or run a class proceeding. You and we also waive the right to a jury trial. If this class-action waiver is found unenforceable for a particular claim, that claim (and only that claim) proceeds in court; everything else stays in arbitration.

What’s excluded. Either of us may still (1) bring a qualifying claim in small-claims court, and (2) go to court for an injunction or other equitable relief to protect intellectual property or stop unauthorized use of the Services.

Mass filings. If 25 or more similar arbitration demands are brought by or with the same or coordinated counsel, we may ask the AAA to administer them in batches to keep the process efficient and fees reasonable, with the same rules applied within each batch.

30-day opt-out. You can opt out of this arbitration agreement (including the class-action and jury-trial waivers) by emailing support@ferment.run with the subject “Arbitration Opt-Out,” within 30 days of first accepting these Terms, including your name and account email. Opting out won’t affect any other part of these Terms.

Courts and users outside the U.S. The arbitration and class-action terms above don’t apply to consumers outside the United States. For any dispute not subject to arbitration — including the carve-outs above, claims by users who opt out, and claims by non-U.S. users — the state and federal courts located in Delaware have exclusive jurisdiction, except that nothing here removes mandatory consumer protections you have locally or, where the law gives you that right, your ability to bring a claim in your home country’s courts.

23. Extra terms for the Apple App Store

This section applies when you get or use a Ferment app (like Ferment Cuts) from the Apple App Store (the “App”). If anything here conflicts with the rest of these Terms for that App, this section wins. You agree that:

1. It’s between you and us. These Terms are between you and us, not Apple Inc. (“Apple”). We, not Apple, are responsible for the App and its content.
2. Scope of license. Your license to the App is non-transferable and limited to Apple-branded devices you own or control, under the Usage Rules in the Apple Media Services Terms and Conditions — except it may also be used by accounts associated with you via Family Sharing or volume purchasing.
3. Maintenance and support. We provide any maintenance and support; Apple has no obligation to.
4. Warranty. Apple has no warranty obligation for the App. If the App fails to meet any applicable warranty, you may tell Apple, and Apple will refund the purchase price (if any); otherwise, to the extent the law allows, Apple has no other warranty obligation, and any other claims or losses from a warranty failure are our responsibility.
5. Product claims. We, not Apple, handle any claims about the App or your use of it — including product liability, failure to meet a legal or regulatory requirement, and claims under consumer-protection or privacy law.
6. Intellectual property. If a third party claims the App infringes its IP, we, not Apple, are responsible for handling that claim.
7. Legal compliance. You confirm you’re not in a U.S.-embargoed or “terrorist supporting” country and aren’t on a U.S. prohibited-parties list.
8. Contact. Questions or claims about the App go to: 4x10 Inc., 228 Park Avenue S, PMB 85451, New York, NY 10003, USA; support@ferment.run.
9. Third-party terms. You’ll follow any relevant third-party terms when using the App.
10. Apple can enforce these Terms. Apple and its subsidiaries are third-party beneficiaries of these Terms for your App license and may enforce them against you.

Apple subscriptions. Payment is charged to your Apple Account when you confirm. It renews automatically unless you cancel at least 24 hours before the period ends, and Apple charges you within 24 hours before renewal. Manage or turn off auto-renew in your Apple Account settings. Any unused part of a free trial is forfeited when you buy a subscription. For App Store purchases, Apple handles billing, cancellation, and refunds, and Apple’s terms govern.

24. General

• Entire agreement. These Terms, the Privacy Policy, and any extra terms we present are the whole agreement between us about the Services, replacing anything earlier.
• Business use. If you use the Services for business or professional purposes, consumer-only protections (such as certain refund or withdrawal rights) may not apply to you.
• Changes. We may update these Terms as described up top.
• Assignment. You can’t transfer these Terms without our consent; we may transfer them (for example, in a merger or sale).
• No waiver. If we don’t enforce something right away, we can still enforce it later.
• Severability. If part of these Terms is unenforceable, the rest stays, and that part is narrowed just enough to make it work.
• Force majeure. We’re not liable for delays or failures beyond our reasonable control.
• Electronic communications. You agree we can communicate with you electronically (by email or through the Services), and that notices, agreements, and disclosures we provide electronically satisfy any legal requirement that they be in writing.
• No third-party beneficiaries. These Terms don’t create rights for anyone other than you and us — except that Apple is a third-party beneficiary as described in Section 23.
• Notices. We may reach you by email or through the Services; reach us at the address below.

25. Contact

Questions about these Terms?

4x10 Inc. 228 Park Avenue S, PMB 85451 New York, NY 10003, USA support@ferment.run