Terms of use
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What this covers
Submergent 1.0 is distributed directly as a Mac application. It is a paid product and requires an Submergent account. These terms cover your use of the application itself; the pricing page lists the plans and what each one includes.
Plans, trials, and seats
A subscription is per seat and runs for the term you pay for, monthly or yearly, renewing automatically until you cancel. Cancelling stops the next renewal; you keep the plan until the term you have paid for ends.
- Every new account starts with a 14-day trial of the Individual plan. No card is required, and the trial ends on its own rather than converting to a charge.
- A seat is for one person. Use it on whatever Macs are your own; we do not limit how many. What a seat may not do is cover more than one person — a seat is not shared, passed around, or held jointly.
- On Team and Enterprise, seats are held by an organisation. Adding a seat mid-term is billed pro rata from the day it is added. Removing someone returns their licence to the organisation for reassignment.
- If a payment fails or a subscription lapses, the app stops unlocking paid functionality. It does not delete your sessions, workspaces, or anything else on your Mac, and it does not prevent you from reaching your own files.
Prices are in US dollars and exclude any tax that applies where you are. Charges are final and we do not offer refunds: the 14-day trial is how you decide whether to pay us, and cancelling stops the next renewal while leaving you the term you have already paid for. Where the law where you live gives you a right to a refund, that right stands regardless of this paragraph. Enterprise agreements are governed by the order form signed for them, which takes precedence over this section where the two differ.
Your provider accounts
Submergent connects to provider accounts you supply. Your use of each provider is governed by that provider's own terms, and their charges and limits are between you and them. Submergent does not resell provider access.
What the software does to your files
Submergent gives an AI agent read and write access to folders you register, and can run commands you permit. You choose which folders and which permissions. You are responsible for what you point it at — keep work you care about under version control or backed up.
No warranty
The software is provided as is, without warranty of any kind. Agent output can be wrong, and a permitted command can have effects you did not intend. Review changes before you rely on them.
Third-party software
Submergent includes open-source components. Their licences and notices are listed on the notices page.
Contact
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