Terms of use

1. What ReWynder is

1.1 ReWynder (“we”, “us”) is a service that reads an existing website, proposes new designs for it, rebuilds it as a new website, and can host and maintain the result.

1.2 These terms apply to everyone who uses the service — anonymously on the landing pages, or with an account. Creating an account, confirming a package or paying means you accept them. The version you accepted is recorded on your project.

1.3 The service is offered to businesses and organisations. If you are a consumer under the law that applies to you, the mandatory consumer rights of that law prevail over anything here that contradicts them.

2. Your account and your declarations

2.1 You are responsible for what happens under your account and for keeping its credentials safe. Tell us at once if you believe someone else is using it.

2.2 Everything you tell the service about a website — that you own it, that you are authorised to act for its owner, which pages belong to it, which content may be migrated — is a declaration we rely on. You must make it truthfully. We keep a record of every such declaration: what you chose, when, and from which address.

3. Rights in the website you submit

3.1 Two ways to use the service

When you submit a website, you tell us your relationship to it:

• You hold the rights — you own the website, you manage it for its owner, or the owner has authorised you to have it rebuilt. You confirm this by reading the copyright statement and switching the confirmation on.
• You hold no rights — you are exploring what the service can do with a website that is not yours. If you do not switch the confirmation on, the service treats your request this way, whatever you selected.

3.2 If you hold the rights

3.2.1 You declare that you hold, or are authorised to act on, all copyrights and related rights in the website you submitted — its texts, images, logos, documents and other content — and that rebuilding it does not infringe the rights of anyone else.

3.2.2 Owning a website does not always mean owning everything on it. Stock photographs, commissioned pictures, fonts and third-party material are often licensed for the original site only. It is your responsibility to check this before the content is carried into the new site.

3.2.3 Where you give us access to non-public data — a database export, a content-management connector, a customer list — you do so under the separate data-processing terms shown at that step, and only after telling us how personal data of third parties must be handled.

3.2.4 Credentials you give us for an acquisition are used for that acquisition only and deleted afterwards.

3.3 If you hold no rights

3.3.1 The service may still read the public pages of the website, honouring its robots.txt, and use what it finds only as a structural and thematic example. Concretely: no original image, document, video or audio file is stored or reused — every picture in the result is generated by us as a placeholder; the original texts are never reproduced — every text in the result is rewritten, and only facts may be kept; the original logo and brand marks are never reproduced; only one example of each kind of page is read, up to a fixed limit; what we read is deleted thirty days after the project no longer needs it; no connector, upload, login or non-public source is available; and the result can never be published on the original website’s domain, nor on a domain that imitates it.

3.3.2 You must not use a no-rights result to pass off as, impersonate or compete unfairly with the website it was modelled on, and you must not publish it in a way that could confuse the public about who is behind it.

3.3.3 If you later obtain the rights, you can start a new project with them; a no-rights project is not upgraded in place.

3.4 Rights in the result

3.4.1 The content you supplied — your texts, images, logos and data — remains yours. For the generated result — code, designs and rewritten texts — you receive, on payment, the right to use it as your website for as long as we host and maintain it for you.

3.4.2 Access to the source of the generated result is part of the PRO maintenance package. Once the PRO maintenance contract year has been paid in full — by a yearly payment, by twelve monthly payments, or by paying the remaining months of the year at once — you may request, and immediately receive, full access to the source repository and a download of the complete site, together with all rights we can give in the generated code, designs and texts. Payments made under another package do not count towards the PRO year.

3.4.3 The service’s own platform, templates, component conventions, prompts and tooling remain ours. Generated placeholders may be reused by you freely but carry no warranty of originality.

3.4.4 Because the result is produced in part by AI systems, we do not warrant that it is free of resemblance to other works. Where you supplied the content, you are responsible for it; where we generated it, we replace it on request if a third party shows a credible claim.

4. What we refuse to build

4.1 We do not rebuild, host or maintain websites that propagate, encourage, sell, recruit for or facilitate any of the categories listed on our trust page — whether or not you hold the rights to them.

4.2 A website is not refused merely because it mentions one of these subjects. Reporting, research, education, prevention, support for victims, treatment, legal defence, satire and fiction are not what this clause is about. The line is purpose: whether the website is the thing.

4.3 Every page we read passes a keyword screen; a page that matches is inspected once by an AI model that is asked only whether the page propagates the category or merely mentions it. If the answer is “propagates”, the reading stops at that page and nothing further is read, stored or generated. The decision to stop is ours, taken by our software on the basis of that inspection.

4.4 When we stop, we show you the category, the page that triggered it, the matched terms and the inspector’s reasons in plain language.

4.5 You can object to a stop from the same screen, in your own words. A person reviews the objection and either lifts the stop — after which the reading can continue — or confirms it with a short explanation.

4.6 Separately, we refuse websites of well-known brands, banks, public bodies and other clearly protected properties when they are submitted by someone who does not own them, and websites whose rebuilding shows signs of phishing or impersonation. These refusals are automatic and are also open to objection.

4.7 We may also refuse or stop a project when we have a reasonable belief that the declarations in section 2 or 3 are false, when a rights holder or authority credibly objects, or when the law requires it.

5. Payment, packages and maintenance

5.1 Prices are shown before you confirm and are calculated by our pricing rules from what the analysis counts — never set by an AI. The rate card applying to your project is pinned when you choose a package.

5.2 A package is paid once. Maintenance and hosting are a contract of one year per site, starting at go-live, paid in advance either monthly or yearly — yearly at a 10 % discount on the fee; extra cloud services you approved are charged monthly at cost. The contract renews for another year unless you cancel at least one month before its end; a later cancellation takes effect at the end of the following year. A yearly contract renews as a yearly payment; switching to monthly at a renewal ends the discount. You receive the contract by e-mail when it starts and at every renewal. An unpaid preview is removed after thirty days, after reminders.

5.3 Prices are stated in euros, including VAT. Invoicing details are shown at checkout.

6. Hosting, domains and going live

6.1 Publishing on your own domain requires proof that you control it. A no-rights project can never be published on the original domain or a look-alike.

6.2 The site we host for you runs in a cloud project we create for it. On the PRO maintenance package, once the contract year has been paid in full, you may apply for access to that project or for its handover to your account; on handover the platform removes its own access. A handover is one-way.

6.3 We may take a hosted site offline when section 4 or 4.7 applies, when it is used to attack others, or when you stop paying, after notice where the law requires it.

7. Data and privacy

7.1 Personal data we process about you is described in the privacy notice. Data we process on your behalf inside a migrated website is covered by the data-processing terms accepted at that step.

7.2 What we read from a website is kept only as long as the project needs it — thirty days after delivery — and then deleted. Raw captures from connectors and uploads are deleted within seven days.

8. Notices, takedowns and objections

8.1 If you believe a website we built or host infringes your rights or violates section 4, write to hello@rewynder.com with the address of the site, what you object to and why. We acknowledge promptly, may take the site offline while we look, and tell the account holder.

8.2 Account holders can object to any refusal, stop or takedown through the service or by writing to the same address.

9. Liability

9.1 The service is provided with reasonable care and skill. We do not promise that any generated design, text or picture is fit for a purpose you did not tell us about, or that it is free of errors.

9.2 To the extent the law allows, our liability for any claim is limited to the amount you paid for the project in question in the twelve months before the claim, and we are not liable for indirect loss.

9.3 You indemnify us against claims by third parties that arise from a false declaration under sections 2 or 3, or from content you supplied.

10. Changes and ending

10.1 We may change these terms; the version that applies to a project is the one accepted when the project was created, and material changes are announced thirty days ahead for ongoing hosting.

10.2 You can close your account at any time. Projects you have paid for remain yours; hosted sites run until the end of the contract year.

11. Governing law

These terms are governed by the law of the country in which the operating entity is established. Mandatory consumer protections that apply to you remain unaffected.

12. The waiting list

12.1 While the service is not open to customers, you can leave your email address and, if you wish, the address of a website on the waiting list at rewynder.com/waitlist. Doing so requires accepting these terms; we record which version you accepted and when.

12.2 Joining the waiting list gives no right to a rebuild, a price, a place in line or any other service; it only tells us you would like to hear when ReWynder opens. We do not promise to open at any date, to accept any website, or to keep any price; when we open, a project starts only when you start it, under the terms then in force.

12.3 We use the address only to write about the opening of the service — a handful of messages at most, each with an unsubscribe link — and to send one confirmation of your entry. You can leave the list at any time, and we delete your entry on request. The privacy notice describes what is stored.

12.4 Version history: 1.0 (26 August 2026) — first version; 1.2 (2 September 2026) — section 12 added; 1.3 (3 September 2026) — maintenance as a one-year contract paid monthly or yearly, PRO source access on request after a fully paid year (sections 3.4.2, 5.2, 6.2).

Contact: hello@rewynder.com.