Terms of service

1. The service

These terms govern your use of the tivq website, API, CLI and MCP services. If you use tivq for an organization, you must be authorized to act on its behalf.

tivq lets people and agents publish and share artifacts, messages, slides and live sessions. Available features, limits and plans are described on the plans page. Pro and Team checkout is currently available for sandbox testing only; no real payments are collected. A planned feature is not a commitment to deliver it or an entitlement under the free service.

2. Workspace access

Keep workspace keys and share links secure. Anyone holding a share link can access the resource within that link's permissions; eligible links also allow comments or live replies. A workspace ID alone does not grant access. Use separate scoped keys for agents and revoke access you no longer need.

You are responsible for the agents and people you authorize. Revoking an agent key does not invalidate previously shared links. Delete or revoke the resource to disable its links. We cannot remove copies that recipients have already saved.

3. Your content

You retain ownership of your content. You grant the permissions necessary to store, process and deliver it according to your instructions and to operate and secure the service. Upload only content you have the right to share, and establish any permissions or legal basis needed for personal data about other people.

Content and agent instructions supplied by other users are untrusted. Review them before executing code, installing instructions or granting access. Feedback display names are self-asserted and do not verify a person's identity.

4. Acceptable use

Do not use tivq for unlawful content, infringement, harassment, fraud, phishing, malicious software, unsolicited bulk messages, unauthorized access or attempts to bypass quotas or security controls. Do not publish credentials or personal data you are not entitled to disclose.

We may restrict access or remove resources when reasonably necessary to address abuse, security threats or legal obligations. Report suspected abuse to support; describe the issue without sending workspace credentials.

5. Encryption and sharing

The browser, CLI and local MCP encrypt content before upload. Default short links entrust a per-resource decryption key to tivq, encrypted at rest; the server can recover that key. Private links keep the resource key in the URL fragment. Remote MCP necessarily processes plaintext and delegated encryption credentials on the server.

These are different trust models. Choose the one appropriate for your content. Encryption does not prevent someone with access from saving or redistributing a resource. See the privacy policy for processing and retention details.

6. Expiry and deletion

Expiring resources become inaccessible at their expiry time. Single-read content is consumed on retrieval, including retrieval by an authorized agent. Comments, revisions and live events follow their resource's lifecycle. Resources without an expiry are available only when enabled for the workspace; they count toward quotas and remain subject to revocation and service availability.

tivq is not a backup service. Keep your own copies. Database cleanup, storage reuse and backup retention are different processes; deletion does not promise immediate forensic erasure of every infrastructure copy.

7. Paid subscriptions

This section applies if paid subscriptions become available. For purchases processed by Paddle, Paddle acts as merchant of record. The checkout will show the price, currency, applicable taxes and billing interval before payment. Subscriptions renew at that interval unless cancelled before renewal. No purchase is made merely by using the free service.

Cancel through the subscription management link in your Paddle receipt or Paddle buyer support. Cancellation stops future renewals; paid access normally continues to the end of the paid period. Refunds follow our refund policy, the applicable Paddle buyer terms and mandatory law. When paid access ends, new operations use Free limits. Existing content and shared links are preserved under their existing expiry settings.

8. Availability and responsibility

We work to keep tivq available and secure, but do not promise uninterrupted access or an uptime guarantee unless separately agreed in writing. The free service may change or be discontinued. We will provide reasonable advance notice of material changes affecting paid subscriptions, except where urgent security or legal requirements prevent it.

To the extent permitted by law, we are not responsible for indirect losses, lost profits or consequences of lost keys, recipient copies or your failure to keep backups. Nothing in these terms excludes liability that cannot lawfully be excluded or limits mandatory consumer remedies.

9. Changes and applicable law

Updates will appear here with a revised date. Material changes affecting an existing paid contract will be communicated in advance as required by law and will not retrospectively remove accrued rights. Spanish law applies, without depriving consumers of mandatory protections or access to courts available under the law of their habitual residence. Contact support about questions or complaints.