Terms of Service
Last updated: June 9, 2026
These Terms of Service explain the basic rules for using the AppRebase website, booking a call, and discussing or buying AppRebase services. AppRebase is the service provider. By using the website, booking a call, or accepting a written proposal, you agree to these Terms.
1. The Service
AppRebase is a professional service for founders and operators of live Bubble products who are considering a controlled migration into an ownable codebase. The typical path is a low-access fit call, a paid Migration Scope Audit if there is a fit, and a separately approved fixed-scope migration proposal if both sides choose to continue.
Website content, call discussions, audit examples, prices, and timelines are general information only. Paid work starts only when AppRebase accepts the engagement in writing, usually through a proposal, invoice, statement of work, or similar written agreement.
2. Written Proposals Control Paid Work
Each paid engagement should define the scope, price, timeline, required inputs, assumptions, exclusions, deliverables, payment terms, and any access or data handling rules. If a written proposal or statement of work conflicts with these Terms, the more specific written agreement controls for that engagement.
3. Who May Use AppRebase
You may use AppRebase only if you are at least 18 years old and have authority to act for yourself or for the company, product, or organization you represent. AppRebase is intended as a business service, not as a service for children.
4. Fit Calls and Early Discussions
The first fit call is a high-level qualification conversation. It is not a full audit, migration plan, security review, legal review, privacy compliance review, or promise that AppRebase will accept the project.
For the first call, please do not send Bubble exports, editor access, admin access, passwords, API keys, payment credentials, private tokens, production customer data, or secrets. If AppRebase later needs sensitive materials, the scope and handling rules should be agreed first.
5. Migration Scope Audits
A Migration Scope Audit is a paid, export-based scoping step. It may use a Bubble export, walkthrough context, screenshots, app maps, test accounts, AI-assisted internal analysis, and founder or operator interviews to understand the app's real current state.
The audit does not include production changes, data migration, DNS changes, payment changes, credential handling, implementation work, or cutover work unless a written agreement says otherwise. The audit may recommend rebuilding, staging, hardening Bubble first, hybridizing, pausing, or stopping.
6. Migration Implementation
Migration implementation is quoted after the audit or another agreed scoping step. Any implementation proposal should define the approved scope, exclusions, assumptions, validation path, access requirements, timeline, handover deliverables, and what will intentionally not be rebuilt.
AppRebase does not promise exact implementation scope, price, timeline, feature parity, zero downtime, no data loss, password migration, or full migration feasibility before the app has been reviewed and the scope has been accepted in writing.
7. Your Responsibilities
You are responsible for providing accurate information, choosing the right people to join calls, reviewing deliverables, making business decisions, keeping backups, and ensuring that you have the right to share any materials, data, screenshots, exports, credentials, instructions, content, or third-party information you provide.
You are also responsible for your own product, users, customer notices, regulatory obligations, privacy obligations, security obligations, and third-party platform obligations unless a written agreement says AppRebase is taking on a specific responsibility.
8. Fees, Payment, and Taxes
Fees, due dates, accepted payment methods, deposits, milestones, and taxes are set in the relevant proposal, invoice, or written agreement. Public prices are starting points or examples unless AppRebase confirms a specific price for your engagement in writing.
AppRebase may pause or decline work if required information, approvals, access, or payment is late. You are responsible for any taxes, duties, bank fees, currency conversion fees, or similar charges that apply to your purchase unless the written agreement says otherwise.
9. Cancellations and Refunds
Free fit calls can be cancelled or rescheduled through the booking tool or by email. Paid fees are handled under the relevant proposal or invoice.
Unless a written agreement or mandatory law says otherwise, paid audit or service fees become non-refundable once work has started. If intake shows that the app is materially outside the agreed scope before deep analysis begins, AppRebase may offer a refund, a revised scope, an upgrade with your approval, or a recommendation not to proceed.
If mandatory consumer cancellation rights apply to you, those rights are not limited by these Terms. If you ask AppRebase to begin services during a statutory cancellation period, you may be required to pay for work already performed, and you may lose the right to cancel once the service has been fully performed where applicable law allows that result.
10. Client Materials and Confidentiality
You keep ownership of the materials you provide. AppRebase will use client materials only to assess fit, prepare proposals, perform agreed work, keep records, and protect its legal and business interests.
AppRebase treats non-public client materials as confidential and uses reasonable care to protect them. Confidentiality does not apply to information that is public, already known, independently developed, received lawfully from another source, or required to be disclosed by law.
AppRebase will not use sensitive client materials for public examples, marketing, or model training without permission. If AI-assisted analysis is proposed for sensitive materials, this should be disclosed before those materials are shared.
11. Intellectual Property
AppRebase owns the website, brand assets, pre-existing tools, templates, methods, know-how, internal workflows, and reusable materials it developed independently. You may not copy, resell, or misuse them without permission.
After full payment, you may use the custom deliverables created for your paid engagement for your internal business purposes, subject to the relevant written agreement. Ownership or licensing of implementation code, repositories, documentation, and other deliverables should be stated in the applicable proposal or statement of work.
12. Third-Party Services
AppRebase may rely on third-party services such as Bubble, Cal.com, Google, hosting providers, email providers, development tools, AI-assisted tools, payment providers, and other software or infrastructure. Third-party services are governed by their own terms and privacy policies.
AppRebase is not responsible for third-party outages, platform changes, API limits, account restrictions, pricing changes, data practices, or security issues outside AppRebase's control.
13. Acceptable Use
You must not use the website or services to break the law, infringe rights, upload malware, attack systems, scrape or overload the website, misrepresent your authority, share materials you have no right to share, or ask AppRebase to process data or perform work in a way that would violate applicable law.
14. No Guarantees
AppRebase aims to perform services with reasonable professional care. However, live product migration has real unknowns. AppRebase does not guarantee that every issue will be found, every risk will be removed, every legacy behavior will be reproduced, every integration will be portable, or every migration path will be commercially or technically advisable.
15. Limitation of Liability
To the maximum extent permitted by law, AppRebase is not liable for indirect, incidental, special, consequential, exemplary, or punitive damages, or for lost profits, lost revenue, lost data, lost goodwill, business interruption, or replacement services.
To the maximum extent permitted by law, AppRebase's total liability for a paid engagement is limited to the amount you paid AppRebase for that engagement. For website-only use or unpaid calls, AppRebase's total liability is limited to USD 100.
Nothing in these Terms limits liability that cannot legally be limited, including liability for fraud, intentional misconduct, gross negligence, death or personal injury caused by negligence, or mandatory consumer rights.
16. Indemnity for Business Use
If you use AppRebase for a business, you agree to defend and indemnify AppRebase against claims, losses, damages, liabilities, costs, and expenses arising from your materials, instructions, product, users, data, legal obligations, breach of these Terms, or violation of third-party rights.
17. Changes to These Terms
AppRebase may update these Terms from time to time. Updated Terms apply prospectively from the date posted. Material changes will not retroactively change an already accepted paid scope unless you agree or applicable law allows it.
18. Privacy
AppRebase's handling of personal information is described in the Privacy Policy. Client materials and personal data for paid work may also be covered by a separate written agreement, data-processing terms, NDA, or handling rules.
19. Governing Law and Disputes
Where permitted by applicable law, these Terms and AppRebase services are governed by the laws of Georgia, the country, without regard to conflict-of-law rules. For business customers, courts located in Georgia will have exclusive jurisdiction unless a written agreement says otherwise.
If you are protected by mandatory laws in the European Union, United States, Georgia, or another place where you live or operate, these Terms do not limit those mandatory rights. Before filing a formal claim, both sides should try to resolve the issue in good faith by email.
20. Contact
For questions about these Terms, email hello@apprebase.com.