Terms of Service
Consumer

Scope and availability

These Consumer Terms of Service (the “Consumer Terms”) apply when an individual uses Oscerra primarily for personal purposes rather than on behalf of a business or organization. Consumer access is presently limited and may not be generally available. These terms establish the framework applicable to individual access where it is made available; publication of this page is not a representation that registration, paid plans, particular features, or continuous availability are open to the public.

If you use Oscerra for a company, client, school, institution, or professional practice in a way that is primarily commercial or organizational, the Commercial Terms may apply instead. If a specific invitation, checkout screen, plan description, or local consumer notice conflicts with these Consumer Terms, the more specific terms govern for that issue, subject to rights that cannot lawfully be waived.

Eligibility and accounts

You must be old enough to enter into the agreement under the law that applies to you. At a minimum, you must be at least 13 years old or the minimum digital-consent age required in your country, whichever is higher. If you are below the age of legal majority where you live, you must have permission from a parent or legal guardian who is able to accept these Consumer Terms for or with you where required by law.

You must provide accurate information when the Service requests it, keep your login credentials secure, and not share an account in a way that defeats plan, safety, or security controls. Tell us promptly if you believe someone else has accessed your account. You may not create accounts through deception, impersonation, or automated abuse.

What an autonomous service can do

Oscerra is designed around delegated execution rather than chat alone. Depending on the features available to you, the Service may work across files, tools, websites, code, documents, or connected accounts and may take actions rather than merely suggest them. That can save substantial effort, but it also means your instructions and permissions matter.

You should treat the Service like a capable but fallible operator. It can misunderstand an objective, choose an imperfect path, encounter stale information, or act correctly on an assumption you did not intend. When a task can spend money, send something publicly, alter important data, affect another person, enter into a commitment, or create a difficult-to-reverse consequence, use available confirmation controls and review the result before relying on it.

Evidence is not infallibility. We may provide logs, receipts, source links, checks, previews, or other evidence. These can help you understand what happened. They do not guarantee that every underlying fact, judgment, legal conclusion, or external system response is correct.

Your instructions, permissions, and responsibility

You are responsible for the goals you give the Service and for making sure you have the right to ask it to perform the requested work. Do not provide credentials, files, personal information, copyrighted material, or access to an account unless you are permitted to do so.

You are also responsible for deciding whether a proposed or completed action is appropriate for your circumstances. Oscerra does not become your lawyer, doctor, accountant, financial adviser, employer, teacher, fiduciary, agent of record, or other licensed professional merely because the Service can perform related research or administrative steps.

Usage Policy

You must follow the Usage Policy. Among other things, you may not use Oscerra to break the law, harm or exploit people, steal credentials, deploy malware, conduct unlawful surveillance, impersonate others deceptively, evade safeguards without authorization, or fully automate high-impact decisions in ways that remove required human judgment.

If we reasonably believe your use creates a serious risk to people, third parties, connected systems, or the Service, we may block a task, limit a capability, require additional verification, suspend access, or close an account. We will try to make enforcement proportionate to the risk and will not treat ordinary mistakes as abuse merely because a task failed.

Your content and our permission to process it

You keep the rights you have in the prompts, files, data, code, images, instructions, and other material you provide to the Service (“Your Content”). You give Oscerra and the providers we use the limited permission necessary to process Your Content to operate, secure, support, and troubleshoot the Service and to carry out your instructions.

You must have the rights and permissions needed for the content you provide. If Your Content includes another person’s private information, confidential records, or protected material, consider whether it is appropriate to provide it before doing so. Do not upload information merely because an autonomous tool is able to process it.

If Oscerra offers settings governing optional use of content for product or model improvement, we will respect the setting you select. Additional privacy disclosures and data controls may be presented in the product as consumer access expands. Operational records necessary for security, abuse prevention, billing, debugging, and reliability may be handled separately from optional improvement settings where permitted by law.

Outputs and generated material

Subject to applicable law and third-party rights, you may use Output generated for you. We do not claim ownership of your original input merely because you used the Service. However, AI-generated Output may not be unique, may be similar to content generated for someone else, and may include mistakes, omissions, or material that requires permission or attribution.

You are responsible for reviewing Output before publishing, selling, submitting, relying on, or using it in a way that could affect another person. Where factual accuracy matters, verify important claims against reliable sources. Where intellectual-property, privacy, safety, or professional obligations matter, obtain appropriate review.

Third-party models, websites, and services

Oscerra may use or interact with third-party technology to complete tasks. That can include model providers, websites, APIs, cloud services, search services, or other systems. Their availability and behavior are outside our complete control, and their own terms may apply when you directly hold an account with them or ask Oscerra to act through them.

Do not assume that because Oscerra can technically navigate or submit to a third-party service, you are permitted to use that service in a particular way. You remain responsible for respecting third-party rights, applicable terms, access rules, and law.

Plans, credits, billing, and changes

If consumer subscriptions, credits, paid features, or usage-based options are offered, the price, included usage, renewal interval, limits, taxes, and any overage or top-up mechanics will be shown before purchase. We do not use this legal page to announce unreleased pricing or plan architecture.

You authorize the disclosed charges when you complete a purchase. Unless the purchase flow says otherwise, recurring plans continue for the stated billing period until cancelled. We may change future plan pricing or included features with notice appropriate to the change and applicable law. Changes do not retroactively alter charges already incurred.

Mandatory consumer cancellation, cooling-off, refund, and warranty rights in your jurisdiction remain unaffected. Where the law gives you rights that conflict with a limitation in these Consumer Terms, the law controls.

Availability, limits, and product change

During limited-access, evaluation, or early-release periods, the Service may be unavailable, slow, capacity-limited, or materially changed. We may impose task, feature, storage, model, execution, or rate limits to protect reliability, cost, safety, or fair access. We may also retire experimental features that do not meet our quality or safety bar.

We will try to distinguish between what is demonstrated, what is available to invited users, and what is generally released. A research post, prototype, or roadmap statement is not a promise that a feature will launch on a particular date.

High-impact and safety-critical uses

Do not rely on the Service as the sole decision-maker for medical diagnosis or treatment, legal rights, emergency response, credit, insurance, employment, housing, education admissions, law enforcement, essential public benefits, or other decisions that can significantly affect a person’s rights, safety, liberty, health, or access to essential opportunities.

The Service may help organize information, draft materials, or support a qualified person, but you must use appropriate human review and comply with professional and legal duties. If you are in an emergency or immediate danger, contact the relevant emergency service or qualified human professional rather than relying on Oscerra.

Oscerra intellectual property

Oscerra and its licensors own the Service, software, interfaces, designs, documentation, brands, and underlying technology. These Consumer Terms give you a limited, personal, revocable, non-exclusive right to use the Service as made available to you; they do not give you ownership of the platform.

You may not copy, resell, sublicense, scrape, reverse engineer, extract, or exploit the Service in a manner prohibited by law or designed to bypass access, safety, billing, or technical limits, except to the extent a restriction is unenforceable under applicable law.

Suspension and account termination

You may stop using the Service at any time. Where account deletion or cancellation controls are available, you may use them subject to any plan-specific terms and data-retention obligations. We may suspend or terminate access if you materially violate these Consumer Terms or the Usage Policy, create a serious security or abuse risk, fail to pay valid charges, or if we must do so to comply with law.

Where reasonable, we will provide notice and an opportunity to correct ordinary issues before closing an account. We may act immediately where delay would create material risk. Preview access may also end because a testing program closes or changes, even if you did nothing wrong.

Disclaimers

To the maximum extent permitted by law, the Service is provided “as is” and “as available,” particularly during preview. We do not promise that every task will finish, every website will be reachable, every third-party provider will remain available, every output will be accurate, or every autonomous action will match your unstated intent.

Nothing in these Consumer Terms excludes warranties or guarantees that cannot lawfully be excluded. If your jurisdiction gives you non-waivable consumer rights, those rights continue to apply.

Limitation of liability

To the maximum extent permitted by applicable consumer law, Oscerra is not responsible for indirect, incidental, special, consequential, exemplary, or punitive losses that were not reasonably foreseeable when you accepted these Consumer Terms. Our responsibility for direct loss is limited to the amount you paid Oscerra for the consumer Service during the twelve months before the event giving rise to the claim, except where a higher or different remedy is required by law.

We do not limit liability where doing so would be unlawful, including for fraud, willful misconduct, death or personal injury caused by negligence where such liability cannot be excluded, or mandatory statutory consumer remedies.

Changes to these terms

We may update these Consumer Terms as the Service and its availability evolve, as laws change, or as new product surfaces require clearer rules. If a change materially reduces your rights or materially increases your obligations for an existing paid service, we will provide notice appropriate to the circumstances and applicable law before the change takes effect.

For particular offerings or jurisdictions, we may supplement or replace these terms with localized or checkout-specific terms. The version presented to you at sign-up or purchase and any mandatory local rights will determine the agreement that applies.

Local law, disputes, and mandatory rights

Unrestricted public consumer enrollment may not be available as of the effective date. When paid consumer access is offered, the contracting entity, applicable governing-law framework, complaint route, and any dispute terms will be presented in the terms applicable to that offering.

Nothing in these Consumer Terms removes rights that your local consumer-protection law says cannot be waived, including rights to bring claims in a forum or under a law that is mandatory for consumers where you live.

Questions and contact

If you have a question about these Consumer Terms, believe your account was restricted in error, or want to raise a consumer concern, contact support@oscerra.space. Please do not include passwords, API keys, authentication codes, or other secrets in an email.