Terms & Conditions

Welcome to Slayd. These Terms & Conditions ("Terms") are an agreement between you and Slayd LLC ("Slayd," "we," "us") covering your use of the Slayd app, the Slayd website at slayd.ai, and everything we offer through them. They also serve as the app's End User License Agreement. By creating an account, booking through Slayd, or paying through Slayd, you agree to these Terms and our Privacy Policy.

01Eligibility & Acceptance

You must be at least 17 to use Slayd. We ask for your date of birth when you sign up and we refuse accounts under 17. That is a question we ask, not an identity check — we do not verify your age by any other means. By using Slayd you confirm you meet the age requirement and that the information you give us is accurate. If you use Slayd on behalf of a business, you confirm you are authorized to bind that business to these Terms.

02What Slayd Is (and Isn't)

Slayd helps clients find beauty professionals, salons, fitness studios and instructors ("Providers"), book appointments and classes, pay for them, and share content. Slayd is a booking and payments platform. We do not provide beauty or fitness services, and we are not the seller of them. Providers are independent. They set their own services, prices, availability, deposits and policies, and they alone are responsible for the services they deliver, their licensing and insurance, and their conduct.

We do not verify a Provider's licensing, insurance, qualifications or identity. Our payment processor collects identity and bank information from Providers for payout purposes; that is an anti-fraud and tax requirement of theirs, not a Slayd endorsement of anyone.

03Accounts

• You are responsible for your account, the accuracy of your information, and keeping your login secure.
• You are responsible for all activity under your account.
• One account can hold both a client side and a Provider side, and you can switch between them. Provider features carry the obligations in Section 10.
• There is no shared business login. Every professional signs in as themselves; a business is a place people work, not a second set of credentials.
• You can delete your account at any time — see Section 22 for what that removes and what it does not.
• We may restrict, suspend or terminate an account that violates these Terms.

04Booking as a Client

When you book an appointment or a class, you are contracting with the Provider, not with Slayd. The Provider's price, service description, deposit and cancellation policy are shown at the time of booking, and by booking you agree to them. Slayd takes the payment and keeps the record; the service itself is between you and the Provider.

Clients do not pay Slayd a subscription. The only thing Slayd charges a client directly is the service fee described in Section 06, and it is always shown before you pay.

05Booking Without an Account (Guest Checkout)

On slayd.ai you can book and pay for certain beauty appointments without signing up. Guest checkout works differently from booking with an account, and you should know how before you use it:

• You pay the full price up front. The deposit option is not available to guests.
• Promo codes cannot be used, and request-only services and fitness classes cannot be booked as a guest.
• The name, email, phone number and any notes you enter are stored when you submit the form, before your payment is taken, so we can hold the slot.
• When your payment succeeds, we create a Slayd account for you using the email address you entered, so the booking has somewhere to live and so the Provider can reach you. It is created without a password. If you would rather not have it, email support@slayd.ai and we will delete it.
• If the time slot is taken while you are paying, or we otherwise cannot complete the booking, the charge is refunded in full automatically and no booking is created.
• These Terms and our Privacy Policy govern guest bookings. They are published at slayd.ai/terms and slayd.ai/privacy. Please read them before you pay.

06What You Pay: Prices, Slayd's Fee & Taxes

Payments are processed by Stripe. Card details are entered inside Stripe's own payment sheet — Slayd never receives or stores your full card number. By paying through Slayd you also agree to Stripe's terms.

Slayd's fee is split between both sides

Slayd charges a platform fee on every payment taken through Slayd, and it is split in two. A client service fee is added to the client's total, and a matching Provider fee is deducted from the Provider's proceeds. Each half is currently 3% of the service price after any discount, so Slayd's total take is 6% of that price. Slayd pays the card-processing costs out of its share; the Provider is not charged separately for them.

The same split applies to appointments, prepaid packages, class passes and recurring memberships. On a recurring membership invoice the fee appears as a percentage of the invoice total rather than of the base price, so the printed percentage is slightly lower than 6% while the amount is the same. We may change these rates; the fee shown to you at the time of the transaction is the one that applies.

Discounts

Promo codes are created and funded by individual Providers, not by Slayd. We re-check every code on our servers when the payment is taken; an unknown, inactive or expired code simply gives no discount and the full price is charged. A Provider can discount as far as they like, up to comping the service entirely. Slayd's fee is calculated on the discounted price.

Sales tax

Sales tax is added only where a Provider has turned tax collection on for their business. When they have, we calculate it from a US state base rate — we do not calculate city, county, district or other local rates — and it is passed through to the Provider in full. Slayd takes no fee on tax. The Provider is the party responsible for collecting and remitting sales tax and for whether the rate we apply is the correct one for their circumstances.

Currency and minimums

All charges are in US dollars. Our payment processor will not take a charge below $0.50, so a booking, package or membership that would total less than that cannot be paid through Slayd.

07Deposits & Balances

A Provider can require a deposit on a service — either a fixed dollar amount or a percentage of the price. The deposit is set by the Provider, per service, and Slayd calculates it from the Provider's published service record on our servers, so it cannot be altered by anything your device sends. Deposit amounts vary by Provider; there is no platform-wide deposit.

When you book with a deposit, you pay the deposit plus the client service fee on that amount. Sales tax is not charged on the deposit — it rides on the balance. The two payments together always add up to the quoted total.

Slayd does not automatically charge the balance at your appointment. The balance is a second payment that you make yourself, from the appointment in the app, or you settle it with the Provider in person. If splitting the payment would put either part below the $0.50 minimum, Slayd asks you to pay in full instead, or to settle directly with the Provider.

08Cancellations, Refunds & No-Shows

If you cancel before your appointment starts

If you cancel a card-paid booking before its start time, Slayd refunds what you paid automatically — except that if the Provider marked the deposit non-refundable, the deposit portion (up to what you actually paid) is kept and the rest is refunded. The policy that applies is the one recorded when you paid, so a Provider changing their policy afterwards cannot change the terms of a booking you already made.

The most we will ever withhold on a client cancellation before the appointment is the Provider's published deposit for that service. Be aware that this can be everything you paid. A Provider can set a deposit anywhere up to 100% of the service price, and the deposit is calculated from the full published price — not from the part of it you have paid so far. So if the deposit equals the price, or if you have so far paid only the deposit, a non-refundable deposit means nothing comes back. The deposit amount, and whether it is refundable, are shown to you before you pay. If a Provider's own written policy claims more than the deposit, Slayd does not enforce it.

Once the appointment has started

The automatic cancellation option closes at the appointment's start time. After that, any refund is entirely at the Provider's discretion — contact them.

Refunds by the Provider

A Provider (or Slayd) can refund a booking in full or in part at any time. When a refund is issued, Slayd's fee is returned proportionally, so a full refund leaves nobody holding a fee. Refunds go back to the original payment method through Stripe. Only the Provider who took the booking — or the business the payment was routed to — can refund it, and that is fixed at the time of payment (see Section 12).

No-shows and late cancellations

Slayd does not charge no-show fees or late-cancellation fees. Marking a booking as a no-show is a record-keeping action; it does not create a charge, and whatever was already paid simply stays paid.

A Provider can publish a cancellation window and a late-cancellation percentage on a service, and where they have, it is displayed to you on the booking screen before you pay. That is the Provider's own policy, which Slayd shows but does not charge. Slayd takes no cancellation fee and no no-show fee from you at any point: if you cancel before the start time you are refunded as described above, subject only to a non-refundable deposit. If a Provider wants to collect on their policy, that is a matter between them and the client, outside Slayd.

Slayd is not responsible for payment disputes between clients and Providers, but we may help the two sides reach a resolution. Subscription refunds are covered in Section 11.

09Packages, Class Passes & Memberships

Providers can sell prepaid products through Slayd. These are the Provider's products, sold by them; Slayd processes the payment and tracks the credits.

Prepaid packages (beauty)

• A one-time purchase that grants a set number of credits for named services. You pay the package price plus the client service fee.
• The Provider decides whether credits expire. If they set a validity window, credits expire that many days after purchase. If they set none, the credits do not expire.

Class passes (fitness)

• A pass is a single pool of credits usable across the classes the pass covers. If the Provider lists no specific classes, it covers any of their classes.
• Expiry works the same way as packages.

Recurring memberships

• A monthly subscription sold by the Provider and billed through Slayd at the membership price plus the client service fee, every cycle.
• Each paid cycle grants that cycle's credits.
• Whether unused credits roll over is the Provider's choice per offer. With rollover, your balance accumulates, up to a cap if the Provider set one. Without rollover, your balance resets to that cycle's allowance each time you are billed.
• An unlimited class membership grants unrestricted booking during the paid period rather than credits.

Refunds on prepaid products

A package or pass is refundable only while it is completely unused. Once any credit has been redeemed, it is not refundable. There is no self-service refund — email support@slayd.ai and we will action it if the purchase qualifies. When a refund is given, it is for the full amount.

Cancelling a membership

You can cancel a membership at any time. It stays active until the end of the period you have already paid for, and that period is not refunded. After it ends, credits you accumulated stay redeemable for 90 days, then expire. Unlimited class memberships do not carry that grace period — access ends when the paid period ends.

Credits, cancellations and comps

• A credit you spent comes back if the booking is cancelled before it starts, or at any time when the cancellation was not yours — the Provider cancelled, the front desk cancelled, or the class filled.
• If you cancel after the appointment or class has started, the credit is used.
• A Provider can also grant credits for free. Comped credits involve no payment and carry no refund right.
• If a Provider deletes their Slayd account, we will refund the unused portion of prepaid credits their clients bought, calculated from what was actually collected. A refund can fail — the original payment may be too old to reverse, or the card network may refuse it — and when it does, the credits are marked closed rather than refunded and no further attempt is made automatically. If you were expecting a refund and did not get one, email support@slayd.ai.

10Provider Accounts

If you use Slayd as a stylist, salon, studio, instructor or business owner, you additionally agree that:

• You are solely responsible for the services you offer and for delivering them safely, lawfully and as described. You are the seller; Slayd is not.
• You hold all licenses, registrations and insurance required for your work, and you comply with applicable law and your own tax obligations.
• Your profile, services, prices, availability and policies are accurate and current, and you honor bookings made through Slayd.
• You are responsible for the conduct of the people on your team within Slayd.
• Nothing in these Terms makes you an employee, agent, partner or joint venturer of Slayd.

Your business details are public

The business address, phone number, email and map location you enter on your Provider profile are published on a page that anyone on the internet can read, without a Slayd account. If you work from home, that means your home address and personal phone number are public. Do not enter details you are not willing to publish.

Client information you upload

• If you enter or import client information — names, phone numbers, email addresses, notes, visit history, spend — you confirm you have the right to hold and upload it, including for people who have never used Slayd, and you will handle it lawfully.
• Client records you keep in Slayd are stored on Slayd's servers, whether you entered them in the iOS app or on the web. The iOS app keeps its own copy on your device and backs that copy up to us, so a lost or reinstalled phone does not destroy your book. The exception is the before-and-after photos attached to a client in the iOS app: those stay on the device and are not uploaded, so we cannot restore them for you.
• Notes you write about a client are yours to write, but assume they may become visible to the client through a data request. Keep them professional.

Forms and consent records

• You decide what your intake and consent forms ask. Those forms can collect sensitive information, including health details such as allergies. Whether it is lawful for you to ask, and how you handle the answers, is your responsibility.
• Once a form is signed, its content and the signature are locked and cannot be edited.
• If a client deletes their Slayd account, the forms they signed with you are deleted from your records too. If you need to retain signed consent forms, keep your own copy outside Slayd.

11Provider Subscription & Team Seats

The Provider subscription

Provider tools require a paid subscription, currently $19.99 per month. It is sold two ways and either one entitles you:

• By card, through Slayd's checkout on slayd.ai. This rail includes a 30-day free trial before the first charge. You can cancel any time; access runs to the end of the period you have paid for and that period is not refunded.
• Through Apple, as an auto-renewable in-app subscription charged to your Apple ID. It renews automatically for the same period unless you cancel at least 24 hours before the current period ends. You manage and cancel it in your Apple ID / App Store settings, not in Slayd. Apple handles those payments, renewals and refunds under Apple's terms — Slayd cannot issue App Store refunds. A free trial on the Apple rail is offered only if Apple reports your Apple ID is still trial-eligible, and its length is the one shown to you in the App Store at the time of purchase.

We may issue promotional codes for the Provider subscription — extra free days or months, and in some cases a permanently complimentary account. A code can be used once per person.

An active subscription is required to take money through Slayd. If your subscription lapses, or your account is suspended or banned, Slayd will not process client payments for you and you cannot complete payout onboarding. Bookings already paid are unaffected.

Team seats

• A member of a business pays the seat rate, not the solo rate. A seat is $9.99 per member per month, and while that seat is funded it is that member's access — they get Provider tools without buying the $19.99 subscription themselves. If a member already holds their own $19.99 subscription when they join a team, joining does not cancel it; they should cancel it themselves if they no longer want to be billed for it.
• The seat is billed to whoever added the member. You can also sponsor a member, which means their seat is billed to you, at the same seat rate, on your invoice rather than to them. The amount is shown to you before you confirm.
• Seats and sponsorships are card only. They cannot be bought through Apple, because Apple's in-app purchases cannot be used to pay on another person's behalf.
• The seats subscription carries a 30-day free trial, and it is worth knowing exactly what that covers: the trial belongs to the subscription, not to a person. The payer's first month of seats is free. Someone added after the trial has ended joins a subscription that is already live and is billed, prorated, straight away.
• Adding, removing or changing seats mid-cycle is prorated against your live seats subscription.
• If the card covering a member's seat fails, or the person paying for it withdraws, that member keeps access for a short grace period — currently 7 days by default — before it stops.
• A member whose seat is no longer being paid for can take over funding their own access in order to keep it. What that costs is shown to them in the app at the time.

12Payouts, Payroll & Money Settled In Person

Payouts

Providers get paid through Stripe Connect Express. You onboard directly with Stripe, which collects your identity, tax and bank details and holds them — Slayd never sees or stores your bank credentials. By onboarding you agree to Stripe's Connected Account Agreement. Payouts are US-only and in US dollars.

Your share of each payment is credited to your connected account when the client pays. When it lands in your bank is governed by your payout schedule in Stripe's own Express dashboard. Slayd does not set, control or promise payout timing.

Where a booking is performed by a member of a business, the payment may be routed to the business's connected account rather than the individual's, depending on the arrangement the business set for that member. The payee is recorded on the booking when it is paid, and that record — not the roster as it stands later — determines who receives the money and who can refund it.

Payroll is record-keeping only

Slayd's payroll tools do not move money. Marking a payroll entry paid records that you paid someone; it does not send them anything. Slayd does not run payroll, does not pay staff, does not calculate, withhold, file or remit any tax, and is not your payroll provider, employer of record or agent. Paying your team, and doing it lawfully, is entirely yours. Slayd is a ledger and an export.

In-person payments, add-ons and travel fees

• Slayd does not accept in-person card payments. There is no working card-present or "Tap to Pay" acceptance in the product today.
• Money settled in person is recorded in Slayd as a note on the appointment. Slayd does not process it, takes no fee on it, and is not a party to it.
• Service add-ons and any travel, mobile or at-home surcharge are not charged through Slayd. They can be recorded on an in-person checkout, but a client's online payment never includes them.
• Sales tax on in-person retail product sales is calculated from the Provider's own device settings and applies to retail items only, never to services. Getting that right is the Provider's responsibility.

13Fitness Classes — Assumption of Risk

Physical activity carries inherent risks. By booking or attending a fitness class through Slayd, you acknowledge you participate voluntarily and at your own risk, that you should consult a physician before beginning any exercise program, and that Slayd is not responsible for any injury or loss arising from a class, an instructor or a facility. Instructors and studios are solely responsible for their classes.

14Your Content & License

Slayd lets you create photo and video posts with captions, comments, direct messages, reviews, and a profile with a display name, handle, photo and bio. Providers additionally write business, service and class descriptions. All of that is your "User Content." You keep ownership of it.

For your User Content other than direct messages, you grant Slayd a non-exclusive, worldwide, royalty-free, sublicensable license to host, store, reproduce, adapt for technical display (resizing, transcoding, thumbnails), publish, publicly display and distribute it in connection with operating, providing and promoting Slayd.

Direct messages are carved out of that grant. For messages, the license you give us is limited to what delivering them requires: hosting them, transmitting them to the person you sent them to, backing them up, and producing them where the law requires it. We do not publish, publicly display, distribute or promote your messages.

You confirm you own or have the rights to what you post, including the rights of anyone appearing in it.

Who can see it

• Your display name, handle, profile photo and bio are on a public profile record that anyone can read, including people with no Slayd account. Provider profiles are fully public.
• Posts, comments and reviews are visible to every signed-in Slayd user — not only to your followers. There is no follower-only or private-account visibility.
• Photos and videos are served from storage links. Anyone who has the link to a file can open it.
• Direct messages are readable only by you and the other participant.

Deleting content

• You can delete a post. We delete the post and its photo or video files.
• You cannot delete a review after you post it. Reviews are published with your display name. Deleting your account removes reviews you wrote.
• Messages cannot be deleted — not by you, not by the person you sent them to. You can edit the text of a message you sent. Deleting your account does not remove your messages from the other person's conversation.
• The license above ends when you delete the content or your account, except for copies already shared with other people, content that by design cannot be deleted (above), and routine backups.

15Community & Content Standards

Slayd has zero tolerance for objectionable content or abusive behavior. You may not post content that is illegal, infringing, hateful, harassing, sexually explicit, violent, or otherwise objectionable, and you may not abuse other people through Slayd.

We aim to review and act on reports of objectionable content within 24 hours of receiving them. Our enforcement acts at the account level: we may restrict an account, suspend it for a period, hide a Provider from search, or terminate the account — and terminating an account removes the posts, photos, videos and comments it published. Separately, an automated word filter checks captions and comments as they are posted and removes matching text with no human involved, and every photo is scanned automatically after it is uploaded and before anyone else can see it.

What the tools actually do

• Reporting is available in the Slayd iOS app on posts, comments, messages and profiles. There is no in-page reporting tool on slayd.ai yet — email support@slayd.ai. A report is not shown to the person you report, but it is not anonymous to us: we can see who filed it.
• Blocking stops someone from messaging you, following you, requesting to be your client, and commenting on your posts, and it applies everywhere you sign in. Blocking does not hide your public profile or your posts from them — those are visible to any signed-in user.
• Muting and hiding by name are settings on the device where you set them. They do not follow you to another device and they have no effect for anyone else.
• Automated filtering on Slayd is two things. A text word-filter is applied to captions, comments and messages. Separately, every uploaded photo is scanned automatically by Google Cloud Vision SafeSearch before anyone else can see it, and anything it scores as likely adult or violent content is removed or held for a person to look at. A video is scanned through its cover frame, and a cover frame that fails takes the video with it. Neither filter is a comprehensive system, and human review still happens when something is reported.

16Prohibited Conduct

• Don't use Slayd for unlawful, harmful, fraudulent or infringing purposes.
• Don't harass, threaten, impersonate or abuse others.
• Don't circumvent Slayd's fees, scrape data, or interfere with, reverse-engineer, or gain unauthorized access to Slayd.
• Don't misrepresent your identity, business, licensing or qualifications.
• Don't upload information about other people that you have no right to hold.
• Don't post reviews you did not earn the right to write, or trade anything of value for a review.

17Intellectual Property

Slayd, its name, logo, app, website and content (excluding User Content) are owned by Slayd and protected by law. We grant you a limited, revocable, non-transferable license to use the app and site for their intended purpose. You may not copy, modify or create derivative works of them except as allowed by law.

18Third-Party Services

Slayd is built on services run by other companies, and your use of Slayd necessarily involves them:

• Stripe — payments, payouts and Provider onboarding.
• Apple — the App Store, in-app subscription purchases, and push notification delivery.
• Google (Firebase) — sign-in, database, file storage, push delivery and app-integrity checks.
• An email delivery provider, for booking confirmations and similar messages.
• On slayd.ai, pages load fonts and scripts hosted by Google and Stripe when you open them.

Your use of those features is also subject to those providers' terms, and Slayd is not responsible for their services. What each of them receives is described in our Privacy Policy.

19Disclaimers

Slayd is provided "as is" and "as available," without warranties of any kind to the fullest extent permitted by law. We do not warrant that Slayd will be uninterrupted or error-free, and we do not guarantee the quality, safety, legality, licensing or outcome of any service booked through the platform, or the accuracy of anything a Provider or another user posts.

20Limitation of Liability

To the fullest extent permitted by law, Slayd is not liable for the acts, omissions, services or conduct of any Provider or user, nor for indirect, incidental, special, consequential or punitive damages, or for lost profits or data, arising from your use of Slayd. Your interactions and transactions with Providers and other users are at your own risk.

21Indemnification

You agree to indemnify and hold Slayd harmless from claims, damages and expenses (including reasonable legal fees) arising from your use of Slayd, your User Content, the information you upload about other people, your services as a Provider, or your violation of these Terms or the rights of others.

22Termination, Deletion & What We Keep

You can stop using Slayd and delete your account at any time — in Settings in the iOS app, or on your account page on slayd.ai. We may suspend or terminate your access if you violate these Terms or to protect Slayd or its users.

Deletion is not instant and it is not total. It runs on our servers after you confirm it. Here is what happens, plainly:

What we delete

• Your posts and their photos and videos, your comments and likes anywhere on Slayd, notifications you caused, both directions of your follows, reviews you wrote, your username reservation, your public profile and your uploaded files.
• For Providers: your Provider profile and everything under it, including your stored client records, invoices, receipts, expenses and payroll records.
• Forms you signed — including forms you signed as a client with a Provider, which are removed from that Provider's records too.

What we keep

• Booking records. An appointment involved two people and stays in the other person's history. It carries both names, the service, the price and the date.
• Conversations and the messages in them, including messages you sent.
• Payment and transaction records, which we need for accounting, tax and dispute handling.
• Reports you filed, including what you wrote in them and that you were the person who filed them.
• Records a Provider independently keeps about you as their client — their own roster entry with your name, contact details and their notes. That is the Provider's record of their own business and deleting your Slayd account does not delete it. A Provider using the iOS app also holds a copy of it on their own device.
• Prepaid credit records held by people who bought from you, as their proof of purchase.

Deleting your account also cancels, at Stripe, your Provider subscription, any team-seat subscription you pay for, and any Provider memberships you subscribe to. If you are a Provider, it triggers refunds of your clients' unused prepaid credits, subject to the limits in Section 09.

Sections that by their nature should survive termination will survive.

23Changes to These Terms

We may update these Terms from time to time. We will revise the "Last updated" date and, for material changes, may notify you in-app. Continued use after changes take effect means you accept the updated Terms. A change to a fee or price does not apply retroactively to a transaction you already completed.

24Governing Law & Disputes

These Terms are governed by the laws of the State of Michigan, without regard to conflict-of-laws principles. The parties will work in good faith to resolve any dispute; any dispute that cannot be resolved that way will be handled in the state or federal courts located in Wayne County, Michigan, and the parties consent to their jurisdiction.

25General

These Terms, with the Privacy Policy, are the entire agreement between you and Slayd. If a provision is unenforceable, the rest stays in effect. We may assign these Terms; you may not without our consent. Our failure to enforce a provision is not a waiver.

26Apple App Store

This section applies where you obtained the Slayd iOS app through Apple's App Store, and it controls over anything inconsistent elsewhere in these Terms as to Apple.

• These Terms are between you and Slayd only, not Apple. Apple is not a party to them. Slayd, not Apple, is solely responsible for the Slayd app and its content.
• Licence. Slayd grants you a limited, non-transferable licence to use the app on any Apple-branded product that you own or control, as permitted by the Usage Rules in the Apple Media Services Terms and Conditions, except that the app may be accessed by other accounts associated with you through Family Sharing or volume purchasing.
• Maintenance and support. Slayd is solely responsible for providing any maintenance and support for the app. Apple has no obligation whatsoever to furnish any maintenance or support services for it.
• Warranty. Slayd is solely responsible for any product warranties, whether express or implied by law, to the extent they are not effectively disclaimed. If the app fails to conform to any applicable warranty, you may notify Apple, and Apple will refund the purchase price of the app to you (if any). To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, Apple has no other warranty obligation whatsoever with respect to the app, and any other claims, losses, liabilities, damages, costs or expenses attributable to a failure to conform to any warranty are Slayd's sole responsibility.
• Product claims. Slayd, not Apple, is responsible for addressing any claims by you or a third party relating to the app or your possession or use of it, including product liability claims, any claim that the app fails to conform to a legal or regulatory requirement, and claims arising under consumer protection, privacy or similar legislation, including in connection with the app's use of HealthKit or HomeKit frameworks where applicable.
• Intellectual property. If a third party claims that the app or your possession and use of it infringes that third party's intellectual property rights, Slayd, not Apple, is solely responsible for the investigation, defence, settlement and discharge of that claim.
• Legal compliance. You represent and warrant that you are not located in a country subject to a U.S. Government embargo or designated by the U.S. Government as a "terrorist supporting" country, and that you are not listed on any U.S. Government list of prohibited or restricted parties.
• Third-party terms. You must comply with any applicable third-party terms of agreement when using the app.
• Third-party beneficiary. Apple and Apple's subsidiaries are third-party beneficiaries of these Terms as they apply to your use of the iOS app, and on your acceptance of these Terms Apple will have the right (and will be deemed to have accepted the right) to enforce these Terms against you as a third-party beneficiary.
• Contact. For questions, complaints or claims about the app, contact Slayd at support@slayd.ai and at the address in Section 27.

27Contact

Questions about these Terms? Email support@slayd.ai.

Slayd LLC
27101 N Dixboro Rd, South Lyon, MI 48178