Terms of Service

Chapter 1 General Provisions

Article 1 (Purpose)

These Terms of Service (the “Terms”) set forth the rights, obligations, responsibilities and other necessary matters between Nota Inc. (the “Company”) and the Member in connection with the Member’s use of the NetsPresso service and all ancillary services provided by the Company (collectively, the “Service”). These Terms shall also apply mutatis mutandis to the extent not inconsistent with their nature where a Member uses smartphone or tablet applications provided by the Company.

Article 2 (Definitions)

  1. “Platform” means the virtual place of business established by the Company using information and communications equipment, including computers and related systems, to provide the Service to Members, and shall also include the operator thereof.

  2. “Content” means any and all information transmitted or received online through the Platform, regardless of its form, including without limitation codes, text, voice, sound, images, videos, files and links.

  3. “Member” means a person who has registered for membership on the Platform and uses the Service provided by the Company.

  4. “ID” means a valid email address entered by the Member and approved by the Company for identification of the Member and use of the Service.

  5. “Password” means a combination of letters, numbers and/or special characters designated by the Member to verify that the person matches the assigned ID and to maintain confidentiality.

  6. “Credit” means a prepaid electronic payment method that may be used to purchase the Service and pay consideration therefor.

  7. “Individual Terms” means any separate terms, guidelines, policies or rules, under whatever title, distributed or posted by the Company requiring compliance by Members in relation to the Service.

  8. “Member Data” means all data uploaded, transmitted, or generated by a Member on the Platform in connection with use of the Service, including AI models, source code, parameters, related files and information.

  9. “Output” means any and all results generated or produced through the Service by using Member Data, including optimized AI models.

Article 3 (Posting, Explanation and Amendment of Terms)

  1. The Company shall post the contents of these Terms, its trade name, name of representative, business address (including address for handling consumer complaints), telephone number, fax number, email address, and business registration number on the initial Service screen of the Platform so that Members may easily access such information. The Company may provide the full Terms through a linked screen.

  2. The Company may amend these Terms to the extent such amendment does not violate applicable laws and regulations including the Act on the Consumer Protection in Electronic Commerce and the Regulation of Standardized Contracts Act.

  3. In the event of amendment, the Company shall notify Members of the effective date and reasons for amendment at least seven (7) days prior to the effective date; provided, however, that if the amendment is unfavorable to Members, at least thirty (30) days’ prior notice shall be given and individual notice shall be provided pursuant to Article 7.

  4. Where the Company clearly notifies Members that failure to express objection within a specified period shall be deemed consent, and a Member does not expressly reject the amendment, such Member shall be deemed to have consented.

  5. A Member may refuse to consent to the amended Terms, in which case the Member must discontinue use of the Service and may terminate the Service agreement; provided that refusal may render continued use impossible.

  6. These Terms shall take effect for all Members who consent hereto and shall remain effective until discontinuation of the Service or termination; provided that certain provisions may survive termination.

  7. Matters not stipulated herein shall be governed by the Individual Terms, the Regulation of Standardized Contracts Act, and other applicable laws or commercial practices.

Chapter 2 Service Agreement

Article 4 (Registration)

Any person who intends to become a Member shall complete the registration form prescribed by the Platform, express consent to these Terms and to any matters requiring consent such as the consent to collection and use of personal information, and the service agreement between such applicant and the Company shall be formed upon the Company’s acceptance thereof, at which time the applicant shall become a Member.

Article 5 (Restriction on Registration)

  1. The Company may refuse to accept an application for membership in any of the following cases. Even after the service agreement has been formed, the Company may cancel or terminate the agreement if any of the following grounds is subsequently discovered:

    1. Where another person’s name, email address, or other personal information has been used;

    2. Where a person who has been subject to suspension or other sanctions by the Company attempts to terminate the service agreement during the sanction period and re-register;

    3. Where false information, omissions, or errors are found in the registration form;

    4. Where the Service is intended to be used for an improper purpose;

    5. Where violation of applicable laws, these Terms, or other improper registration is reasonably determined by the Company;

    6. Where the Service is accessed through abnormal or circumvention methods in a country where the Platform does not provide the Service;

    7. Where the applicant is under fourteen (14) years of age;

    8. Other cases equivalent to the foregoing where acceptance is deemed inappropriate.

  2. The Company may defer acceptance of registration in any of the following cases:

    1. Where there is insufficient capacity of Service facilities;

    2. Where technical issues exist in providing the Service;

    3. Where Service interruption or payment system failure occurs;

    4. Where war, civil disturbance, natural disaster, national emergency or other circumstances beyond the Company’s control occur;

    5. Where the Company reasonably determines that financial or technical considerations require deferral.

  3. A Member shall notify the Platform of any changes to registration information within a reasonable period by updating such information, and the Member shall bear responsibility for any loss arising from failure to do so.

Article 6 (Member’s Obligations Regarding ID and Password)

  1. A Member shall provide a valid email address upon registration. If information relating to use of the Service is not received due to the Member’s intentional or negligent provision of an invalid email address, the Member shall bear responsibility therefor.

  2. Responsibility for management of the ID and Password shall rest with the Member.

  3. A Member shall not permit any third party to use the Member’s ID or Password.

  4. If a Member becomes aware that the ID or Password has been stolen or is being used by a third party, the Member shall immediately notify the Company and follow any instructions provided by the Company. The Member shall bear responsibility for any loss arising from failure to comply with such instructions.

Article 7 (Notice to Members)

  1. Unless otherwise provided herein, notice to Members may be given by the Company via email address, (mobile) telephone number, or other available means provided by the Member.

  2. With respect to matters that do not materially affect the rights of Members, notice may be substituted by posting on the Platform for at least seven (7) days.

  3. With respect to matters that materially affect the rights of Members, the Company shall provide thirty (30) days’ prior notice pursuant to Paragraph 1 and post such notice on the Platform.

Article 8 (Protection of Personal Information)

  1. The Company may collect personal information of Members to the minimum extent necessary for provision of the Service.

  2. The Company shall establish a Privacy Policy and endeavor to protect personal information in accordance with applicable laws including the Personal Information Protection Act and the Act on Promotion of Information and Communications Network Utilization and Information Protection. For detailed matters, Members shall refer to the Privacy Policy.

Chapter 3 Use of Service

Article 9 (Use of Service)

  1. A Member may use the Service with the ID and Password issued upon registration. For certain Services, the Company may designate a commencement date. The Company may provide additional services in conjunction with the Service.

  2. Where a Member utilizes the Member’s own Personal Server (meaning a local or cloud server owned by the Member) in connection with the Service, the Company may communicate with and utilize such Personal Server to the extent necessary for provision of the Service.

Article 10 (Modification of Service)

  1. The Company may modify the contents of the Service for operational or technical reasons. In such case, the Company shall post the modified contents and effective date on the Platform.

  2. Where the Company modifies the contents of the Service, it shall notify Members in advance pursuant to Article 7, and if such modification materially affects Members, individual notice shall be provided.

  3. In such case, the Company shall continue to provide the Service prior to modification to Members who refuse to consent, and if such continuation is not possible, the Company may terminate the service agreement.

Article 11 (Suspension of Service)

  1. The Company may suspend all or part of the Service where policy changes, technical specification changes, or other reasonable grounds including the following occur:

    1. Periodic or temporary inspection for maintenance of Service facilities;

    2. Interruption of normal Service due to power outage, equipment failure, excessive traffic, or similar causes;

    3. Termination of agreements with affiliates or governmental order/regulation preventing maintenance of the Service;

    4. Necessity to respond to electronic intrusion incidents, hacking, or communication accidents;

    5. Force majeure events including natural disasters or national emergencies.

  2. In such case, prior individual notice shall be given pursuant to Article 7; provided that where advance notice is impossible due to unforeseeable or uncontrollable circumstances (including disk/server failure or system shutdown without fault of the Company), notice may be given ex post facto.

  3. The Company shall use commercially reasonable efforts to resume the Service promptly.

  4. Where continuation of the Service becomes difficult due to business transfer, merger, division, significant revenue deterioration, or other material managerial reasons, the Company may terminate all or part of the Service upon thirty (30) days’ prior individual notice pursuant to Article 7.

Article 12 (Obligations of the Company)

  1. The Company shall not engage in acts prohibited by law or contrary to public order and morals and shall use best efforts to provide the Service continuously and stably in accordance with these Terms.

  2. The Company shall maintain security systems to protect Members’ personal information (including credit information) and shall publish and comply with the Privacy Policy.

Article 13 (Obligations of Members)

  1. A Member shall not engage in any of the following acts, failing which the Company may impose sanctions pursuant to Article 14 or pursue civil or criminal liability:

    1. Registering false information;

    2. Interfering with others’ use of the Service or misappropriating information;

    3. Arbitrarily altering information posted by the Company or disrupting the Service;

    4. Transmitting or posting information not permitted by the Platform;

    5. Infringing intellectual property rights of the Company or third parties;

    6. Defaming or interfering with the business of the Company or third parties;

    7. Collecting or distributing other Members’ personal or account information without authorization;

    8. Posting obscene or violent materials;

    9. Using the Service for commercial, advertising, political, or other unauthorized purposes without prior approval;

    10. Creating or distributing unauthorized programs, codes, devices;

    11. Reverse engineering, decompiling, disassembling, copying, modifying the Service;

    12. Using automated programs to overload Platform servers;

    13. Lending or transferring accounts to third parties;

    14. Unauthorized copying, distributing, or facilitating information obtained through use of the Service, or exploiting known or unknown bugs in the Service;

    15. Fraudulent conduct;

    16. Using the Service to generate biased, discriminatory, unlawful outputs;

    17. Using the Service or Output in High-Risk environments affecting life, body, property without safety measures;

    18. Other acts violating laws, public morals, these Terms or Platform policies.

  2. Members shall comply with applicable laws, these Terms, usage guidelines, and notices issued by the Company.

  3. Members acknowledge that they bear full legal responsibility for use of Output and must independently verify legal compliance and safety prior to use.

Article 14 (Withdrawal of Membership and Restriction of Use)

① A Member may request termination of the service agreement (withdrawal of membership) at any time, and the Company shall process such withdrawal without delay in accordance with applicable laws and regulations; provided, however, that termination of the service agreement may be restricted for a reasonable period if the Member has violated or is deemed to have violated applicable laws, or if there exists a dispute with the Platform, another Member, or a third party.

② Upon termination of the service agreement by a Member, all data including the Member’s registered information and Content shall be deleted immediately, except where the Company is required to retain the Member’s information for a certain period pursuant to applicable laws and regulations. Notwithstanding the foregoing, data necessary to enable other Members’ normal use of the Service within a necessary scope, and data that the Company is legally obligated to retain, shall not be deleted.

③ Where a Member violates these Terms or obligations under the Individual Terms established by the Company for operation of the Service, or violates the obligations under Article 13, the Company may restrict the Member’s use of the Service by deleting the violating Content, taking temporary measures (blinding) for up to thirty (30) days, issuing a warning after prior notice, suspending use, or permanently suspending use.

④ Notwithstanding Paragraph ③, where a Member violates applicable laws, including identity theft in violation of the Resident Registration Act, payment fraud, provision of illegal programs and disruption of operations in violation of the Copyright Act and the Computer Program Protection Act, illegal communications and hacking in violation of the Act on Promotion of Information and Communications Network Utilization and Information Protection, distribution of malicious programs, or exceeding access authority, the Company may immediately impose permanent suspension of use or terminate the service agreement.

⑤ After the Company restricts a Member’s use of the Service, if the same conduct is repeated two (2) or more times, or if the cause is not remedied within thirty (30) days, the Company may revoke the Member’s membership status.

⑥ Where the Company revokes a Member’s membership status, it shall delete the membership registration. In such case, the Company shall notify the Member and provide the Member with an opportunity to explain by specifying a period of at least thirty (30) days prior to deletion of the membership registration. The information of a Member whose membership status has been revoked shall be retained for two (2) years after revocation is finalized to prevent further harm, and during such period re-registration and use of the Service shall not be permitted.

⑦ Where a Member does not log in for one (1) year or more consecutively, the Company may restrict use in order to protect the Member’s information.

⑧ If a Member who has been subject to restrictions under this Article wishes to raise an objection, the Member may contact the Company’s customer service center.

Article 15 (Rights to Content and Attribution of Copyright)

① All copyrights (including the right to create derivative works) and intellectual property rights in and to the Content prepared by the Company, the Platform, and the Service shall vest in the Company.

② Copyrights and other intellectual property rights in and to Member Data provided by a Member to the Service shall vest in the Member.

③ A Member grants the Company a non-exclusive, worldwide license to use, reproduce, store, modify, and transmit the Member Data and Output solely for purposes of smoothly providing, operating, and maintaining the Service and responding to inquiries. The Company shall not disclose Member Data to any third party or use it for any other purpose without the Member’s consent.

④ Copyrights and other intellectual property rights in and to Output generated through the Service shall, in principle, vest in the Member who generated such Output. However, the Company’s intellectual property rights embodied in or implemented through the Output, including the Company’s software, technology, algorithms, and know-how that constitute the Service, are reserved by the Company. These Terms grant the Member only a right to use the Output and do not have the effect of transferring the Company’s intellectual property rights.

⑤ A Member shall not, without the Company’s prior consent, reproduce, transmit, publish, distribute, broadcast, or otherwise use for commercial purposes, or cause any third party to use, any Content obtained through use of the Platform in which intellectual property rights vest in the Company.

⑥ Where the Company provides a Service that enables a Member to post Content through the Service, the copyright in such Content shall vest in the Member who posted it.

⑦ Notwithstanding Paragraph ⑥, a Member agrees to grant the Company, within the scope of the purpose of providing the Service, all proprietary copyrights in the Content created and provided by the Member through use of the Platform’s Service, including the right to modify and delete such Content and all economic rights such as the right of reproduction, performance right, right of public transmission, display right, distribution right, rental right, and right to create derivative works. The same shall apply to third parties who have a contractual relationship with the Company for provision of the Service, where for the purpose of providing such Service.

⑧ Irrespective of the effect of Paragraph ⑦, Content distributed by a Member for the purpose of sharing, or Content distributed with the Member’s consent, shall be deemed to have been consented to for use, display, distribution, and modification.

⑨ Where a Member’s Content includes information in violation of applicable laws, the right holder may request suspension of posting and deletion of such Content in accordance with procedures prescribed by applicable laws, and the Platform may take measures in accordance with applicable laws.

⑩ Even in the absence of a request by the right holder, the Company may delete such Content or take temporary measures without prior notice in any of the following cases:

  1. Where it is deemed to violate applicable laws or be associated with criminal acts

  2. Where there are reasonable grounds to believe it infringes the rights of the Company, another Member, or a third party

  3. Where it otherwise violates Platform policies

Chapter 4 Special Provisions Relating to Artificial Intelligence Services

Article 16 (Notice of Characteristics and Limitations of AI Service)

① Where artificial intelligence technology is utilized in part or all of the Service, due to the current level of technological development and inherent limitations of such technology, the Output may contain inaccurate, biased, or incomplete information.

② The Company does not warrant the accuracy, completeness, reliability, fitness for a particular purpose, or non-infringement of the Output.

③ The Service does not constitute "High-Impact AI" that may materially affect individual safety, health, fundamental rights, or public interest of society, and is not designed for such purposes. Members shall not use the Service or Output for such purposes.

Article 17 (Member Responsibility)

① A Member shall, at the Member’s own judgment and responsibility, review and verify the validity, accuracy, and legality of the Output prior to use.

② A Member shall bear ultimate responsibility for all results and damages arising from use of the Output, and the Company shall not be liable therefor unless such damage is caused by the Company’s intentional misconduct or gross negligence.

③ Where a Member provides services or products to a third party using the Output, the Member shall have the obligation to clearly inform end users that artificial intelligence technology has been used (the “Prior Notice Obligation”).

Chapter 5 Payment and Refund

Article 18 (Paid Services)

① The Company may provide all or part of the Service on a paid basis.

② The Company reserves the right to convert a free Service into a paid Service or to modify fees for paid Services. Any modification of fees may be made upon prior notice and shall apply from the effective date thereof. If a Member does not agree to the modified fees, the Member may discontinue or terminate use of the Service.

③ Where the Company provides paid Services, it may separately establish and provide a [Paid Service Operation Policy] setting forth procedures regarding fees, payment methods, exchange, and refunds.

Article 19 (Credit)

① The Company may allow Members to recharge Credits through separate payment or grant Credits free of charge in accordance with separately established criteria.

② A Member may use Credits to access the Service in accordance with policies established by the Company.

③ Where it is confirmed that Credits were obtained through unauthorized means, including identity theft, the Company may recover such Credits and impose sanctions pursuant to Article 14.

Article 20 (Refund)

① The validity period of paid Credits shall be five (5) years from the date of purchase. Free Credits shall have a validity period as individually indicated within the Service, and where no separate indication is provided, the same validity period as paid Credits shall apply. Upon expiration of the validity period, Credits shall lapse and shall not be restored or refunded.

② Refunds shall, in principle, be made to the original method of payment within three (3) business days from the date of request, provided that payment confirmation has been completed. For payment methods requiring separate confirmation, refunds shall be processed within three (3) business days from confirmation. Where refund by the same method is not possible, refund shall be made by a method notified in advance by the Company.

③ Where a Member has used Credits to execute functions such as conversion or optimization within the Service (e.g., Start, Run), the Service shall be deemed to have commenced at the time technical computing resources (including GPU resources) are allocated, regardless of success or failure of the task.

④ Where provision of the Service has commenced pursuant to Paragraph ③, the deducted amount shall not be subject to withdrawal of subscription or refund under the Act on Consumer Protection in Electronic Commerce; provided, however, that if the task is not completed due to a clear cause attributable to the Company, the deducted Credits shall be restored.

⑤ Upon termination of the Service, unused Credits shall be refunded. Free Credits shall not be subject to refund.

⑥ Where a Member is unable to use a paid Service due to reasons attributable to the Company, the Company shall refund or cancel the payment to the extent of the Company’s responsibility. Free Credits shall not be subject to refund.

⑦ Where the Company restricts a Member’s ID or terminates the agreement due to the Member’s material violation of applicable laws, violation of these Terms, or conduct that materially and adversely affects operation of the Company, the Company may refuse to refund Credits; provided, however, that this shall not apply if the Member substantiates that no such material violation or adverse conduct occurred.

Chapter 6 Miscellaneous

Article 21 (Relationship Between Linked Sites and Connecting Sites)

① Where a superior website (the “Site”) and a subordinate site are connected by means of hyperlink (including, without limitation, text, images, motion pictures, advertisements, and other materials), the former shall be referred to as the connecting site and the latter as the linked site.

② Where the connecting site clearly states on its initial screen or in a pop-up screen at the time of connection that it does not assume any warranty liability for transactions conducted between a Member and the linked site in relation to services independently provided by the linked site, the connecting site shall not bear warranty liability for such transactions.

③ With respect to linked sites other than the official site of the Platform, these Terms and the Privacy Policy of the Platform shall not apply. Members shall review the terms of use and privacy policy of the relevant linked site in connection with use of services or purchase of services therefrom, and any responsibility arising from failure to do so shall rest with the Member, and the Company shall not be liable therefor.

Article 22 (Individual Terms)

Where the Platform establishes Individual Terms, the Member shall be required to complete a consent procedure upon first use of the relevant Service or such Individual Terms shall be presented in a manner allowing the Member to sufficiently review them, and the Individual Terms shall prevail over these Terms.

Article 23 (Limitation of Liability)

① The Company shall be exempt from liability for provision of the Service where it is unable to provide the Service due to force majeure events including natural disasters or events equivalent thereto.

② The Company shall use reasonable technical efforts to enable the Output to operate on hardware selected by the Member (Target Device). However, unless caused by the Company’s intentional misconduct or gross negligence, the Company shall not be liable for compatibility issues or performance degradation arising from the following:

  1. Defects or non-standard characteristics inherent in the original model (Input) provided by the Member

  2. Differences in firmware versions of the target hardware manufacturer, operating system compatibility issues, or arbitrary hardware configuration changes by the Member

  3. Minor loss of accuracy inevitably resulting from the characteristics of AI lightweighting technologies

③ The Company shall not be liable for any interruption of Service use attributable to the Member.

④ The Company makes no representations or warranties beyond those expressly set forth in these Terms; provided, however, that this shall not apply in cases of intentional misconduct or gross negligence by the Company or its officers, employees, or agents.

⑤ The Company makes no representations or warranties with respect to any matters not expressly set forth herein in relation to the Service or Output. In particular, the Company does not guarantee any business results of the Member (including revenue generation or cost reduction) arising from use of the Output.

⑥ The Company shall not be liable for use of Services provided free of charge unless otherwise required under applicable laws.

Article 24 (Damages)

① Where a Member suffers damages due to the Company’s intentional misconduct or negligence, the Company shall compensate such damages in accordance with these Terms and applicable laws.

② The Company shall not be liable for the following damages occurring without the Company’s intentional misconduct or negligence. To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, the Company shall not be liable for indirect, special, consequential, exemplary, or punitive damages:

  1. Damages arising from force majeure events including natural disasters

  2. Damages resulting from interruption of Service use attributable to the Member

  3. Damages arising during access to or use of the Service due to the information and communications environment or the Member’s devices (including smartphones, PCs, wired or wireless devices)

  4. Damages caused by unlawful access to or use of the Platform’s servers by third parties

  5. Damages caused by interference with transmission to or from the Platform’s servers by third parties

  6. Damages caused by transmission or distribution of malicious programs by third parties

  7. Damages arising from omission, loss, destruction of transmitted data, defamation, or other harm occurring in the course of third-party use of the Service

  8. Damages suffered by a Member or third party pursuant to Article 11 Paragraph ①

  9. Damages arising from Services provided free of charge by the Company

  10. Other damages occurring without the Company’s intentional misconduct or negligence

③ Unless caused by the Company’s intentional misconduct or negligence, the Company shall have no obligation to intervene in disputes arising between Members or between a Member and a third party in connection with the Service, nor shall it be liable for damages arising therefrom.

④ The Company makes no warranties regarding the reliability or accuracy of information, materials, or facts posted on the Service and shall not be liable for damages incurred by a Member as a result thereof.

⑤ The Company shall not be liable for a Member’s failure to obtain anticipated profits from use of the Service or for damages arising from use of data obtained through the Service.

⑥ Where damages are incurred by the Company due to a Member’s violation of these Terms or applicable laws, the Company may claim damages against the Member. In such case, the Member shall not be exempt from liability unless the Member proves absence of intentional misconduct or negligence.

⑦ The Company shall be exempt from liability where it is unable to provide the Service due to force majeure events including natural disasters or events equivalent thereto.

⑧ The Company shall not be liable for interruption of Service use attributable to the Member.

Article 25 (Governing Law and Jurisdiction)

① These Terms shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of the Republic of Korea.

② In the event of any dispute between the Company and a Member, the parties shall endeavor in good faith to resolve such dispute through consultation; provided, however, that if the dispute is not resolved, the Seoul Central District Court shall have exclusive jurisdiction.

Addendum

① These Terms shall take effect as of May 7, 2026.

② Previous versions of the Terms may be reviewed as follows:

  • February 5, 2024 ~ May 6, 2026 (Click)