Chapter 1 General Provisions
Article 1 (Purpose)
These Terms govern the rights, obligations, responsibilities, and other necessary matters between Snake Steak Inc. ("Company") and members using the NOWORX service ("Service", domain: noworx.app), an AI-powered autonomous business-management platform.
Article 2 (Definitions)
1."Service" means the AI-powered automated business-management service "NOWORX" operated by the Company.
2."Paid Service" means any portion that requires payment or acceptance of separate commercial terms (credit top-ups, subscription plans, etc.).
3."User" includes both members and non-members.
4."Member" is a person who enters into a service contract and has an account. "Non-member" is any other user. "Paid Member" uses Paid Services.
5."AI Output" means any document, data, report, or result produced or processed by NOWORX's AI automation features (marketing, accounting, procurement, HR, etc.).
6.Terms not defined herein follow relevant laws or common practices.
Article 3 (Posting and Amendment)
These Terms, along with the Company's name, representative, business registration number, and contact information, are posted on the Service home page. The Company may amend these Terms within the limits of applicable law and will announce changes with effective dates in advance. A member who does not explicitly object before the effective date is deemed to have accepted the amendment. Members who disagree may terminate the contract.
Article 4 (Interpretation)
If separate operating policies or individual agreements conflict with these Terms, the individual terms prevail. Matters not stipulated herein follow relevant laws and common practices.
Article 5 (Formation of Contract)
1.A service contract is concluded when an applicant agrees to these Terms and the Privacy Policy and the Company approves the request. Clicking the sign-up button constitutes acceptance.
2.The Company may refuse or later terminate applications where: the applicant previously lost membership status; false information was provided; the applicant is a minor without legal guardian consent; or other criteria set by the Company are not met.
3.The Company may defer approval when technical or operational constraints exist.
4.These Terms apply from the date of acceptance through withdrawal; certain provisions survive withdrawal.
Article 6 (Provision of User Information)
Members must provide accurate information including e-mail and name. Use of another person's identity will result in account deletion and may incur legal penalties.
Article 7 (Protection of Personal Information)
The Company protects member data in accordance with relevant laws and its Privacy Policy, available on the website. The Company is not liable for data breaches caused by member negligence. Members who process third-party personal data through the Service are responsible for complying with applicable data protection laws.
Article 8 (Accounts and Passwords)
1.Members use their e-mail address as their account ID. Accounts that may be confused with others or the Company's administrators may be restricted.
2.Each account may only be used by one natural person. Account sharing is prohibited even among employees of the same organization.
3.Members are responsible for maintaining the security of their credentials and for any consequences arising from negligence. Members must manage their passwords and bear responsibility for unauthorized use.
Article 9 (Notices to Members)
The Company may provide individual notices to members at their registered e-mail address. General announcements are posted on the Company's website or notice board for at least seven days.
Article 10 (Service Hours and Suspension)
1.Services commence upon membership approval.
2.The Company may perform scheduled or unscheduled maintenance and will announce interruptions in advance where possible. Post-hoc notice is permitted for unavoidable circumstances.
3.The Company may restrict or suspend all or part of the Service due to: force majeure (natural disasters, war, national emergencies); power failures, infrastructure outages, or traffic surges; unavoidable maintenance work; or other operational constraints.
Article 11 (Service Content and Changes)
1.Members may use the Service in accordance with these Terms, operating policies, and help documentation.
2.The Company may modify, add, or discontinue features for operational or technical reasons and will announce material changes in advance per Article 9.
3.Free features may be modified or discontinued without separate compensation unless otherwise required by law.
Article 12 (Information and Advertising)
The Company may provide service-related information via the website or e-mail. Members may opt out of non-essential communications. The Company may display advertisements, and members consent to such display by using the Service. The Company is not liable for losses arising from member participation in third-party advertisements.
Article 13 (Intellectual Property)
1.All intellectual property rights in the Service and its contents belong to the Company or the rightful rights holder.
2.Members may not reproduce, distribute, or modify Company content without authorization, and are liable for damages caused by unauthorized use.
3.Usage rights to AI Outputs generated through the Service vest in the member (for Paid Services, conditional on full payment of fees). The Company does not guarantee that AI Outputs qualify for copyright protection.
4.The Company may use AI Outputs on a limited, non-exclusive basis solely for service operation and maintenance purposes.
5.The Company may not use AI Outputs for marketing, AI model training, or third-party disclosure without the member's explicit prior consent.
6.Due to the nature of AI systems, identical or similar outputs may be generated for other members. The Company does not guarantee exclusivity of any specific output.
Article 14 (Termination by Member)
1.Members may withdraw at any time through the in-service withdrawal function or by contacting customer support. The Company processes withdrawals in accordance with applicable law.
2.Member information is handled after withdrawal as specified in applicable law and the Privacy Policy.
3.A member may not re-register with the same e-mail address after withdrawal.
Article 15 (Usage Restrictions)
1.The Company may warn, temporarily suspend, or terminate accounts when members violate these Terms, operating policies, or applicable law, or interfere with service operations.
2.The Company may immediately terminate accounts for serious violations including identity theft, payment fraud, distributing malicious software, hacking, or other acts that violate applicable law.
3.Members may file an objection to restriction measures through the Company's designated process.
Article 16 (Prohibition of Abuse)
Members may not engage in repeated, bad-faith use of the Service that causes harm to the Company. The Company may suspend or terminate such accounts, and all accrued benefits are forfeited without separate compensation.
Chapter 2 Paid Services
Article 17 (Paid Service Contract)
1.Paid Services commence upon the Company's acceptance of the member's application.
2.Paid Services include credit top-ups, subscription plans, and other offerings that the Company may add or modify.
3.Data transmission costs arising from network usage are borne by the member.
Article 18 (Plan Changes)
Members may change their subscription plan, with the Company applying changes immediately or from the next billing cycle. Downgrading may result in the loss of existing benefits.
Article 19 (Payment Methods)
Available payment methods include credit or debit cards and bank transfers. The Company may add or change supported payment methods.
Article 20 (Cancellation, Refunds, and Stopping Recurring Billing)
1.A Paid Member may request cancellation within 7 days of service commencement if no credits or entitlements have been used.
2.After the 7-day window, refunds are calculated as the total amount paid less the value of usage consumed and 10% of the remaining amount.
3.When a recurring subscription is stopped, the member retains access for the remainder of the paid period.
4.Cancellation takes effect when the Company receives the member's notice; refunds are processed to the original payment method within 3 business days of receipt of a valid refund request.
5.The Company may deduct reasonable processing costs when the overpayment resulted from member error.
6.No refund obligation exists for services received through promotions or free grants.
7.If a member violates these Terms, any refund may be reduced by the amount of damages caused.
8.Failure to pay recurring fees may result in automatic termination of the subscription on the overdue date.
9.If a Paid Member withdraws while using Paid Services, the services are terminated immediately and refunds follow this Article.
Article 21 (Changes to Paid Services)
The Company may change Paid Service content, pricing, or technology for operational or technical reasons and will notify Paid Members in advance per Article 9.
Article 22 (Overpayment)
1.If an overcharge occurs, the full amount is refunded via the original payment method.
2.Overcharges caused by the Company are refunded in full; those caused by the member may have reasonable processing costs deducted.
3.Procedure: notify the other party → the Company requests refund information → member provides information → refund within 7 days of receipt of information.
Chapter 3 Miscellaneous
Article 23 (Minimum System Requirements)
1.Users must meet the following minimum requirements:
•OS: Windows 10 or later; macOS 10.15 (Catalina) or later
•Browser: Chrome 90+, Edge 90+, Safari 14+, Firefox 88+
•Cookies: enabled
2.The Company is not responsible for issues arising from failure to meet these requirements.
Article 24 (Company Obligations)
1.The Company will comply with relevant laws and these Terms, and endeavor to provide stable, continuous service.
2.The Company will maintain security systems to protect personal information and publish and comply with its Privacy Policy.
3.The Company will address legitimate user complaints within a reasonable period.
Article 25 (Member Obligations)
1.Members must not:
•Use another person's information or provide false information
•Impersonate another person or misuse another member's credentials
•Defame or interfere with the operations of the Company or third parties
•Infringe the Company's or third parties' intellectual property rights (copyright, trademark, portrait rights, etc.)
•Reverse-engineer, hack, or perform unauthorized automation on the Service, or set up separate servers
•Use the Service to generate or distribute: child sexual exploitation material; violent, hateful, or discriminatory content; content that exposes personal data or infringes portrait rights without consent; or content that spreads obvious misinformation causing social disorder
•Use the external integration features to access unauthorized data or compromise third-party systems
•Engage in any other act that violates applicable law or public order
2.Members are obligated to check and comply with service notices and updates to these Terms.
3.The Company is not liable for losses arising from a member's failure to properly manage their account.
Article 26 (Damages)
1.Compensation for defects in Paid Services follows applicable law.
2.Members who cause damage to the Company through violation of these Terms or through service misuse must compensate the Company.
3.If a third party raises a claim against the Company due to a member's violation, the member must indemnify and hold the Company harmless at the member's own expense.
Article 27 (Limitation of Liability)
1.The Company is not liable for service interruptions caused by force majeure.
2.The Company is not liable for service interruptions caused by member negligence or third-party network failures.
3.The Company is not responsible for the accuracy or reliability of information or data submitted by members.
4.Members must ensure that data they input and AI Outputs they use do not infringe third-party copyrights, trademarks, portrait rights, or other legal rights.
5.The Company is not liable for the content of AI Outputs or legal issues arising from them. Members whose inputs or outputs give rise to third-party claims against the Company must indemnify the Company and compensate all resulting losses.
6.The Company does not warrant the legal validity of AI Outputs (including but not limited to invoices, contracts, and tax filings). Members bear sole responsibility for reviewing, verifying, and submitting any legally significant documents.
Article 28 (Governing Law and Jurisdiction)
1.These Terms are governed by the laws of the Republic of Korea.
2.Disputes shall be subject to the jurisdiction of the competent court under the Civil Procedure Act.
Announcement date: 13 June 2026
Effective date: 13 June 2026