Terms of service

Levirge products (Search, Brain) are operated by React IoT from Western Australia. These terms govern early-access use; they are a working draft pending legal review, and the ground rules below apply today. Questions — talk to us. Last updated: 2026-08-09.

1 · Agreement and acceptance

Using a Levirge service — through the web UI, the REST API, MCP, or an agent connected with your workspace's credentials — means you accept these terms on behalf of yourself and, where applicable, the organisation whose workspace you use. We may amend these terms with 30 days' notice; continued use after that notice is acceptance.

2 · Definitions, briefly

Services — Levirge Search, Levirge Brain, and related APIs, UIs and plugins. Workspace — your tenant: its users, tokens, configuration and data. Agent — any software (Claude, Codex, CI jobs, or anything else speaking MCP or REST) acting under your workspace's credentials. Customer Data — content your workspace sends to or stores in the Services, including the knowledge base your agents and users build. Fees — the amounts quoted for your workspace.

3 · Term and renewal

The agreement runs from the day your workspace is provisioned and renews for successive periods as quoted, unless either side gives 30 days' notice before renewal.

4 · Early access

The Services are in early access: capacity is limited, workspaces are provisioned in order of request, and features may change or be withdrawn with notice where practicable. Early-access pricing is quoted per workspace and set up on the access call.

5 · The services

We provide the Services materially as described on this site. We may improve or modify features, giving 30 days' notice of material reductions. Availability is not guaranteed; we operate the Services with reasonable skill and care.

6 · Accounts, agents and security

You control who holds access to your workspace — sign-in accounts and per-user tokens you issue and revoke. An agent's use is your use: anything an agent does under your workspace's credentials — searching, reading, capturing knowledge, sending handoffs — is attributed to you. Keep credentials confidential, revoke tokens you no longer want, and tell us promptly about unauthorised access.

7 · Acceptable use

Don't use the Services to break the law, to access systems you don't have permission to access, or to harass or harm people. Search reads public pages at a human pace — it is not a way around a paywall, a login, or a source's terms, and you must not use it as one. Bulk scraping is not supported or allowed: Search exists for research, not mass data harvesting, and workspaces detected scraping in bulk will be suspended and investigated (clause 17). Don't probe, overload or interfere with the Services, resell them without our agreement, or use them to build a competing service.

8 · Reading the web is best-effort

Access to some sites is best-effort and not guaranteed: sources change their defences, and a page readable today may block tomorrow. A failed read is reported with its reason, never silently substituted.

9 · Your data and knowledge

Customer Data is yours. You grant us only the licence needed to operate the Services — to store, process, index, display and transmit your data within your workspace and to the agents and users you authorise. We claim no ownership and no right to commercialise your knowledge. Knowledge exports out of Brain at any time. Search retains fetched page content for 24 hours (the cache window) and keeps the activity record — URL, outcome, timestamp — for your workspace.

10 · Privacy

Our privacy page describes what we collect and how it's handled. In Brain's private mode, model calls run on LLMs we host — no cloud model provider in the path; hosted mode uses cloud LLMs. Embeddings and reranking run on Levirge infrastructure in both modes.

11 · Fees, payment and tax

Fees are quoted per workspace and invoiced as agreed on the access call. Overdue amounts may accrue reasonable interest, and we may suspend access for continued non-payment after notice. Fees are exclusive of GST and similar taxes, which are payable in addition where applicable.

12 · Intellectual property

We retain all rights in the Services, their software, designs and documentation. You retain all rights in Customer Data (clause 9). Feedback you choose to give us may be used to improve the Services without obligation.

13 · Confidentiality

Each side protects the other's confidential information with at least reasonable care, uses it only for this agreement, and discloses it only as required by law — with the usual exceptions for information that is public, independently developed, or already lawfully known.

14 · Disclaimer

The Services are provided "as is" to the extent the law allows. We exclude implied warranties except those that cannot be excluded, in which case our liability is limited to re-supplying the relevant service.

15 · Liability

Neither side is liable for indirect or consequential loss. Our total aggregate liability under this agreement is capped at the greater of the Fees you paid in the previous 12 months and A$100. Nothing in these terms excludes liability that cannot be excluded under Australian law.

16 · Indemnity

You indemnify us against third-party claims arising from your breach of these terms or your (or your agents') unlawful use of the Services.

17 · Suspension and termination

We may suspend or terminate a workspace used in breach of clause 7 — we'll tell you why and give you a chance to respond where we reasonably can. Either side may terminate for material breach unremedied 30 days after notice, or at the end of a term with 30 days' notice. We don't terminate workspaces merely for inactivity.

18 · Your data on exit

For 30 days after termination, your knowledge remains available to export; after that we delete Customer Data from the Services, except records we must keep by law. Search's page cache follows its normal 24-hour expiry.

19 · Disputes

Before court, we talk: either side raises a dispute in writing, both negotiate in good faith for up to 60 days, and if that fails the dispute goes to mediation under the Australian Disputes Centre guidelines, each side bearing its own costs. These terms are governed by the law of Western Australia, and the courts of Western Australia have jurisdiction.

20 · Notices and general

Notices are effective when delivered in writing; email counts the next business day unless it bounces. Neither side may assign this agreement without consent (not unreasonably withheld). The parties are independent contractors. If a clause is unenforceable, the rest stand.