Terms, privacy and compliance
A plain-language summary of project scope, delivery and data handling. See the Chinese pages for the full explanation.
Terms of service
Nara provides custom software development, with scope, pricing and delivery arrangements confirmed in the project plan.
Delivery includes the source code, deployment documentation and operational guidance listed for the project. Acceptance criteria and milestones are confirmed before development.
Rights and permitted use of delivered source code and documentation are clarified in the project plan and delivery list. Generic and third-party components retain their applicable rights and licenses.
We are not liable for platform policy changes, account suspensions caused by content, or indirect losses. Our aggregate liability is limited to the amount paid for the project in the preceding 12 months.
Privacy
Website enquiries are processed by Web3Forms and forwarded to our Gmail inbox. Contact details and project briefs are used to reply and prepare a scope and quote.
Project data storage, retention, deletion and handover are explained when scope is confirmed. We do not collect platform account passwords.
Client content, account data and monitoring results belong to the client. We do not reuse them for other projects or for model training.
Contact us to request access, correction or deletion of enquiry records. Provider-held data follows each provider’s privacy policy and service settings.
Compliance
Platform integrations require owner authorization through supported OAuth or QR flows. Credential storage, permissions and revocation are included in project design and acceptance.
We do not simulate logins, bypass platform risk controls, create accounts in bulk, or fabricate indexing, citation or engagement data.
Content compliance remains the responsibility of the publisher. Platform review decisions are outside our control and are not warranted.
We decline projects involving engagement inflation, account trading, or content that violates platform rules or applicable law.