Terms of Service

(1) These General Terms and Conditions apply to all agreements between snackbits | Mischa Brammer(the "Provider") and consumers and businesses ("Users") regarding use of the Platform and related services. Users who create an event are referred to as "hosts".

(2) The contract language is German. The contract is formed upon successful registration or acceptance of the usage offer by the User, unless otherwise required by law.

(3) Deviating, conflicting, or supplementary terms and conditions of the User do not become part of the contract unless their applicability is expressly agreed to in writing.

(1) The Provider makes available a software-based online platform through which Users can, in particular, upload photos and trigger the generation of video content using artificial intelligence (AI). The technical processing and generation of content is carried out via external AI service providers and infrastructure partners ("AI Providers"). The Platform functions as an organizational and technical interface between the User and these third parties.

(2) The Provider itself does not offer medical, legal, or other advice, and gives no guarantee for any particular creative or artistic outcome. Availability, quality, latency, and the exact nature of content generated by AI Providers can vary and depend on technical parameters, capacity, and the respective third-party providers.

(3) The Provider is entitled to change or add to the AI Providers, technologies, and features of the Platform used, provided this does not deprive the User of the contractually essential service (see § 13).

(1) Content generated via the Platform is produced automatically by AI. It may be inaccurate, incomplete, misleading, or inappropriate. The User acknowledges that such content does not constitute a personal recommendation or endorsement by the Provider.

(2) The Provider gives no warranty as to the accuracy, completeness, lawfulness, fitness for a particular purpose, or permissibility of using AI-generated content. The User uses and distributes generated content at their own risk and indemnifies the Provider against third-party claims arising from the use or publication of such content, to the extent the User is responsible for the underlying breach of duty.

(3) Notwithstanding mandatory statutory liability provisions, the Provider is liable for AI-generated content only in cases of intent and gross negligence; otherwise the statutory limitation of liability for auxiliary tools and service providers applies within customary expectations.

(Draft — legal review pending)(1) Jolti provides a technical platform only (upload, queueing, TV display, archiving). The service owed is limited to this technical provision and expressly excludes the creation or generation of any specific image or video result. Generation is performed solely by the external AI provider selected and authorized via the host's own API key (e.g. Runway, kie.ai).

(2) Jolti makes no representation that any generation request will succeed or produce a particular output.

(3) Where the external provider aborts, refuses, filters, or fails a generation — e.g. due to (a) licensing/copyright/IP concerns, (b) offensive, unlawful, or policy-violating content, or (c) provider outages, quotas, or model changes — this is not a defect of Jolti's service and gives rise to no claim for cure, price reduction, damages, or rescission against Jolti.

(4) As the platform fee is owed irrespective of generation outcome, a failed or aborted generation does not entitle the user to a refund.

(5) The host is responsible for the lawfulness of content and prompts uploaded by the host as well as by their guests, must not attempt to generate infringing or offensive content, and must comply with the respective external AI provider's terms of use. Guests' own obligations regarding their uploads are set out in the guest privacy notice, which they acknowledge before participating.

(6) The foregoing does not limit liability for intent, gross negligence, injury to life, body or health, or breach of material contractual obligations (i.e. obligations whose fulfilment is essential to the proper performance of the contract and on whose observance the user may regularly rely).

(1) Certain features of the Platform are billed via a booked plan. A booked plan entitles the User, within the booked scope (e.g. term, storage space, number of uploads), to use the Platform and its connectable AI services.

(2) The scope of a booked plan is governed by the rules stated on the Platform. Details of terms, prices, and billing dates result from the product description valid at the time of purchase.

(3) Payments for a booked plan cannot be paid out in cash and are generally non-refundable once the statutory requirements for a right of withdrawal are excluded or have lapsed (see the Right of Withdrawal page). Unused services of a booked plan may lapse at the end of the contract in accordance with statutory provisions, unless otherwise agreed.

(4) Payments are processed via our payment processor Stripe. Stripe's additional terms and privacy notices apply.

(5) (Draft — legal review pending)For a Party Pass (8h/12h/24h) booked as a one-time purchase, the usage period does not begin at payment but only once the customer expressly clicks “Start party” in the dashboard; until then, access is already unlocked but actual performance is deferred (see the Right of Withdrawal page for details on the right of withdrawal). A booked Party Pass that is never started automatically lapses twelve months after purchase, with no further declaration required.

(1) The User undertakes to use the Platform only within the bounds of applicable law — in particular criminal law, copyright, personality rights, youth-protection law, and data-protection law.

(2) In particular, uploading, causing the generation of, or distributing content that infringes third-party rights, glorifies violence, incites hatred, discriminates, contains pornographic depictions of minors, or is otherwise unlawful, is prohibited. The Provider is entitled to block such content or terminate access.

(3) The User warrants that they are entitled to provide the photos and data made available, and that they have obtained the necessary consent from any depicted persons where legally required.

(4) (Draft — legal review pending) Reports of allegedly unlawful content are handled under the notice-and-takedown procedure pursuant to Art. 16 DSA described in the Privacy Policy: reported content is made invisible to the public without delay and reviewed within 72 hours; the host may restore content whose report was manifestly unfounded, otherwise it is permanently deleted.

(Draft — legal review pending)(1) The host undertakes to display, at every access point to the event's photo/upload station, a clearly visible privacy notice (sign or QR code) informing guests, before they use the service, about the AI-based video creation and the storage of their photos.

(2) If the host fails to comply with this obligation, Jolti is entitled to suspend the service for the event concerned.

(Draft — legal review pending)(1) The host indemnifies Jolti against all third-party claims — in particular claims based on the right to one's own image (§§ 22, 23 KunstUrhG, German Art Copyright Act), the general right of personality, and the GDPR — that arise from photos or videos uploaded by event guests or from a failure to provide the on-site information (§ 7), to the extent Jolti is not itself at fault in that respect.

(2) Jolti's liability for intent, gross negligence, and the breach of material contractual obligations (cardinal obligations) remains unaffected.

(1) Use of the Platform is permitted for persons who have reached the age of 16. By registering, the User confirms having reached this minimum age.

(2) Persons under 16 may not use the Platform. Where a higher minimum age is legally required for consent to certain data processing, this applies in addition.

(1) The User may terminate the usage agreement at any time without notice by deleting their user account via the account settings, or by requesting deletion via email to kontakt@snackbits.dev.

(2) The Provider may terminate the agreement with reasonable notice, provided no good cause exists; otherwise statutory provisions apply.

(3) The right to extraordinary termination for good cause remains unaffected. Good cause exists in particular in the event of serious or repeated violations of these Terms or applicable law.

(4) Access to the Platform ends upon termination. Data is deleted or anonymized in accordance with the Privacy Policy, unless statutory retention obligations require otherwise.

(1) The Provider is liable without limitation for intent and gross negligence, as well as for injury to life, body, or health.

(2) For slightly negligent breach of material contractual obligations, liability is limited to the foreseeable damage typical for the contract. Liability for slight negligence is otherwise excluded.

(3) Liability for indirect damages or lost profit is limited to the extent of the preceding paragraphs.

(1) The Provider reserves the right to amend these Terms if the User is not unreasonably disadvantaged as a result, or the change is legally required, or the User consents.

(2) Users will be informed of material changes in text form in good time. If the User does not object within six weeks of receiving the notice, the amended Terms are deemed accepted; this legal consequence will be pointed out in the notice.

(3) Where the scope of services or prices are changed to the User's disadvantage, the statutory consent requirement and a special right of termination apply, where legally provided for.

(1) The law of the Federal Republic of Germany applies, excluding the UN Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods. Mandatory consumer-protection provisions of the state in which the consumer has their habitual residence remain unaffected.

(2) If the User is a merchant, a legal entity under public law, or a special public-law fund, the exclusive venue for all disputes arising from this contract is the registered seat of snackbits | Mischa Brammer (21224 Rosengarten). This does not apply where mandatory statutory venues conflict.

(3) Should individual provisions be or become invalid, the validity of the remaining provisions remains unaffected.