Terms

1. Agreeing to this

FreshCutz is run by Take 220 Productions LLC. These terms cover the app, the site at getfreshcutz.com, and everything attached to them. Signing in means you have read them and agree, along with the privacy policy. If you do not agree, do not use it.

Section 18 sends most disputes to individual arbitration and gives up your right to a jury and to a class action. You have 30 days to opt out of it. Read that one properly.

2. What this is

FreshCutz renders haircuts onto a photo of you so you can see one before you sit in the chair. The renders are a simulation. Hair behaves how hair behaves, and your barber’s hands are not ours — treat the result as a good reference, not a guarantee.

We can add cuts, change how it works, or take parts of it away. If we ever shut it down for good we will tell you first and give you time to get your renders out.

3. Old enough

You have to be 18. Rendering a cut means processing a face, and a minor’s face is not something we will hold — which is also why section 8 says never to upload one. If we find out an account belongs to someone under 18 we close it and delete what is on it.

4. Your account, and the shared wallet

You sign in with your mobile number and a one-time code. The text may arrive branded “Starrd AI Apps” — that is us. Keep your phone and your account to yourself; what happens under your account is yours, and tell us at info@getstarrd.app if you think someone else got in.

FreshCutz shares its accounts and its credit balance with our other apps, including Starrd (getstarrd.app) and ModMyCar. One sign-in and one balance work across all of them, and credits bought in one can be spent in another. It cuts both ways: deleting your account here deletes it everywhere. The account page says so before you press it.

5. What you pay for

You buy a number of cuts and they render straight away. There is no subscription, no balance that drains on its own and nothing that expires while your account is open. If a cut fails to render we run it again — you paid for the cut, not the attempt.

• Credits are spent when a render is submitted, not when it finishes.
• They do not move between accounts.
• Prices are whatever the screen said at the moment you bought. If we change them later, what you already hold is untouched.
• Buying in the app goes through Apple; buying on the web goes through Stripe.

6. Refunds

If something went wrong on our side, email us and we will sort it out. Rendering costs us real money per cut, so we cannot refund renders that worked and you simply did not like.

Unused credits are otherwise final. Anything you bought in the app is Apple’s to refund, under Apple’s rules and on Apple’s decision, not ours. None of this touches consumer rights your country gives you that we are not allowed to sign away.

7. Your photos, and who owns what

Your photos stay yours. To do the job at all we need your permission to hold them, move them, and hand them to the AI companies listed in section 6 of the privacy policy. So: you give us a limited, worldwide, non-exclusive licence to store, process and transmit your photos for the sole purpose of reading your face and rendering your cuts, and for nothing else. It ends when you delete them.

The renders are yours as far as we are concerned, and we make no claim on them. Worth knowing: nobody has fully settled who owns an AI-generated image, it varies by country, and another man with a similar face asking for a similar cut may get something that looks much like yours.

8. Upload only your own face

Upload photos of yourself, or of someone who has told you it is fine. Do not upload photos of anyone under 18.

By uploading you are telling us you have the right to — that the face is yours, or that the person it belongs to said yes, and that nobody else’s rights are being trampled by it. That is the one promise we need from you, and section 17 is what happens if it turns out not to be true.

9. What the renders actually are

Every cut you see is generated by a third-party AI model. Which means:

• Quality varies. Some renders come back better than others and we cannot promise a specific result.
• A credit is spent on the render, however it comes out. If it fails outright we re-run it; if it works and you dislike it, that was the cut.
• The images are synthetic. If you post one anywhere, saying it is AI is on you where the law or the platform requires it.
• It is a preview of a haircut, not advice about your hair, your scalp, or hair loss. If something on your head worries you, see a doctor rather than an image model.

10. Things you cannot do

• Anything illegal.
• Upload someone’s face without their say-so.
• Make something meant to deceive, defame, harass or impersonate a real person.
• Make sexual imagery of anyone, and above all of a minor. This one ends the account on the spot and gets reported.
• Pull the service apart — reverse-engineering, scraping, bots, hammering the API.
• Work around the credit system, the limits, or the sign-in.
• Resell FreshCutz or run a business off it without asking us.

11. Reporting something

If a render made through FreshCutz shows you and you never agreed to it, or something here breaks these terms or your rights, write to info@getstarrd.app and say so. We read those, we take violating content down, and we close the accounts behind it — including under the TAKE IT DOWN Act, where it applies.

12. Copyright

If you think something here infringes your copyright, send a notice to info@getstarrd.appwith your signature, what the work is, where the infringing material is, how to reach you, a statement that you believe in good faith the use is unauthorised, and a statement under penalty of perjury that the notice is accurate and you are entitled to send it. We act on valid notices and we close repeat infringers’ accounts.

13. What is ours

The app, the site, the catalog of cuts, the descriptions and specs behind them, the prompts, the photography and the name belong to Take 220 Productions LLC. Using FreshCutz does not give you any right to our name or our branding.

14. Ending it

You can delete your account whenever you like, from the account page in the app or on the web — read section 4 first, because it takes the other apps with it. We can suspend or close an account that breaks these terms or puts other people at risk, and unused credits go with it when we close one for cause.

15. No promises about the result

THE SERVICE IS PROVIDED “AS IS” AND “AS AVAILABLE”, WITHOUT WARRANTIES OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NON-INFRINGEMENT.

In plainer words: we do not promise FreshCutz will always be up, will never lose anything, or will render a cut you like. We especially do not promise that a haircut will look on your head the way it looks in a render — that is the whole reason section 2 calls it a reference. Some places do not allow parts of this to be excluded, and there it does not apply to you.

16. What we owe you if it goes wrong

TO THE FULLEST EXTENT THE LAW ALLOWS, TAKE 220 PRODUCTIONS LLC IS NOT LIABLE FOR INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, CONSEQUENTIAL OR PUNITIVE DAMAGES, OR FOR LOST PROFITS OR REVENUE, ARISING OUT OF YOUR USE OF THE SERVICE.

OUR TOTAL LIABILITY FOR ANY CLAIM WILL NOT EXCEED THE GREATER OF WHAT YOU PAID US IN THE TWELVE MONTHS BEFORE IT AROSE, OR USD $100.

Some places do not allow those limits, and there they do not apply to you. And none of this is us dodging a haircut you regret: if we broke something, write in and we will make it right.

17. Covering us

If someone comes after us because of what you uploaded or what you did here — most obviously, because you uploaded a face that was not yours to upload — you cover the costs, including reasonable legal fees. That is what the promise in section 8 is worth.

18. Arguments

This section changes your legal rights, so read it.

• Talk to us first. Before filing anything, email info@getstarrd.app and give us 30 days to fix it. Most things end here.
• Then arbitration. Anything still unresolved goes to final, binding, individual arbitration with the American Arbitration Association under its Consumer Arbitration Rules, rather than to court.
• No jury, no class action. We both give up a jury trial and the right to join a class. Claims get heard one person at a time.
• Except. Either of us can still use small-claims court, and either of us can go to a judge for an injunction over intellectual property or someone breaking into the service.
• Opting out. Email info@getstarrd.app within 30 days of first accepting these terms and this whole section does not apply to you. Nothing else changes if you do, and we will not hold it against you.

19. Which law, and the housekeeping

California law governs these terms, without its conflict-of-law rules. Anything section 18 does not send to arbitration belongs to the state or federal courts in Los Angeles County, California.

• These terms and the privacy policy are the whole agreement between us.
• If a court strikes one line out, the rest still stands.
• Us not enforcing something once does not mean we have given it up.
• You cannot hand these terms to someone else; we can, if the company is sold or merged.
• We are not on the hook for outages caused by things genuinely outside our control.
• Sections 7, 8, and 15 through 19 outlive your account.
• We may change these terms. The new version goes up here with a new date, and if a change matters we will tell you rather than let you find it.

20. Contact

Take 220 Productions LLC — info@getstarrd.app. A person reads it.