Who these terms cover
These terms govern use of juror.dev and the hosted Juror Cloud service provided by Derinbogaz Ventures UG (haftungsbeschränkt), Kolonnenstraße 8, 10827 Berlin, Germany. “You” means the person or organization using the service. If you act for an organization, you must be authorized to accept terms and configure processing on its behalf. Contact jay@juror.dev with contract questions.
A separately agreed order or service agreement takes precedence where it conflicts with these terms. The open-source CLI and GitHub Action are separately licensed under the MIT License; these hosted-service terms do not remove rights granted by that license. Third-party models, infrastructure, and connected clients have their own applicable terms.
The service and its limits
Juror runs configured AI reviewers, combines their findings, and presents review results and cost information. Optional browser QA runs configured journeys and records permitted evidence. Model output can be incomplete or wrong. A finding, absence of findings, or merge-confidence score is not a guarantee of correctness, security, or fitness for a purpose. You remain responsible for tests, access decisions, human review, and deployment.
Features, model availability, and third-party integrations can change. No particular uptime, response time, or model is guaranteed unless a separate agreement says so. We may carry out maintenance and make changes needed for security or legal compliance.
Accounts and authorized use
Keep account access secure and workspace membership current. Connect only repositories, environments, and data you have authority to use and disclose for the selected processing. Review permissions before enabling automated runs, publishing, training collection, or a connected client. Notify us promptly about unauthorized access.
Do not use Juror to violate law or third-party rights, access another tenant’s information, bypass usage restrictions, distribute malicious code through the service, or attack infrastructure or providers. Conduct security research through our coordinated reporting process.
Run browser QA only against environments you are authorized to test. Use synthetic accounts and data, scope credentials to the task, and configure evidence capture and cleanup appropriately.
Your content and permissions
You retain your rights in submitted repositories, code, and other content. You authorize us and the providers required for a run to process that content to deliver, secure, and support the configured service, including publishing results when you enable it. This permission does not transfer ownership of your source code.
Optional training collection is separately controlled in workspace settings and is disabled by default. Enabling it requires authority over the selected content and acceptance of the applicable collection settings. You are responsible for required notices and a lawful basis for personal data you submit. Contact us about a data-processing agreement before using the service where one is required.
AI output may not be unique and may be subject to third-party rights or provider conditions. Check output before using it. Our service, branding, and website content remain protected by their applicable intellectual-property rights.
Usage, prices, and payment
Applicable prices, credits, usage limits, and billing arrangements are shown in the service or an agreed order before paid use. You authorize charges for billable usage you or authorized workspace members initiate, including enabled automation. Stripe processes payments. You are responsible for applicable taxes as shown on your invoice.
A review receipt distinguishes reported, estimated, partial, and unknown costs. Estimates are not provider invoices. Usage caps and admission limits follow the settings and billing rules displayed for your workspace. Trial credit has no cash value. Disputed charges should be reported promptly to the contact below; mandatory refund and consumer rights remain unaffected.
Connected clients
An MCP or plugin connection uses your Juror identity and existing workspace permissions. It does not grant arbitrary local-repository access or workspace administration. Starting or rerunning a hosted review requires a current preflight and explicit confirmation. You are responsible for reviewing the requested operation and any cost information before confirming.
Suspension and ending use
You can stop future automated runs, revoke integrations, or request workspace deletion in Settings. Stopping use does not cancel charges already incurred. Export anything you need before deletion; deleting a workspace removes its access and retained workspace data through an asynchronous job.
We may restrict or suspend access when reasonably necessary to address abuse, a security risk, unlawful use, unpaid charges, or a material breach. Where practical and lawful, we will explain the reason and provide an opportunity to resolve it. Records required by law or for legitimate legal claims may survive termination.
Responsibility and liability
The service is provided as available, subject to any separate agreement and mandatory law. We do not warrant that AI output is error-free or that every defect will be found. Nothing in these terms excludes liability for intent, gross negligence, death or personal injury, fraud, an express guarantee, or liability that cannot lawfully be limited.
For ordinary negligence, liability for breach of an essential contractual obligation is limited to the foreseeable damage typical of the contract. An essential obligation is one whose performance makes the contract possible and on which you may ordinarily rely. Other liability for ordinary negligence is excluded only to the extent permitted by law. Mandatory consumer protections remain unaffected.
Applicable law and changes
German law applies, subject to mandatory protections that apply where you live. These terms do not restrict a consumer’s mandatory rights or access to a competent court. No exclusive court is imposed on consumers by this page.
We may update these terms for changes to the service or applicable law. We will give appropriate notice of material changes and obtain agreement where required. Updates do not retroactively change charges already incurred. If a provision is unenforceable, the remaining provisions continue to apply.