1. Who provides the service

Atarani, S.A.P.I. de C.V., Mexican tax ID (RFC) ATA200624TY5, registered address at Av. Popocatépetl 415, interior D-1706, Santa Cruz Atoyac, Benito Juárez, C.P. 03310, Mexico City (the “Operator”, “we”), is the legal entity that offers, contracts, and operates the service.

SlideWeave is the registered trademark under which the Operator identifies the service (the “Service”). SlideWeave is not a separate legal entity or party to these Terms.

Contact: legal@slideweave.com. Phone: +52 81 4543 2535.

2. Accepting these Terms

By creating an account or using the Service, you accept these Terms and acknowledge you have received the Privacy Notice. The notice describes our data processing; acknowledging it does not turn into consent any processing that relies on a different legal basis. If you don’t agree to these Terms, don’t use the Service.

If you use the Service on behalf of an organization, you represent that you have authority to bind it, and “you” includes that organization.

You must be at least 18 years old. The Service is not directed at minors.

3. What the Service is

The Service lets you create, edit, version, publish, share, and export presentations (“Documents”), including AI-assisted generation from text you provide.

The Service is provided as-is and evolves: we may add, change, or remove functionality. If we remove functionality you substantially rely on, we’ll notify you under clause 18.

4. Account and access

Access is exclusively through Google or Microsoft federated identity. We don’t issue or store passwords for the Service.

Consequences you should know:

If you lose access to your Google or Microsoft account, you lose access to the Service. There’s no alternate account-recovery mechanism.
You’re responsible for all activity from your account.
We may close active sessions and revoke credentials when necessary for security.

5. Plans, pricing, and billing

As of today, SlideWeave only offers the Free plan. The Pro and Team plans are on a waitlist while we finish verifying their features are 100% available — see the Pricing page. This section takes effect once the Service displays and lets you purchase paid plans. While that feature stays disabled, we won’t charge or renew anything.

Plans, their limits, and their prices are published on the Service. Price increases and material changes will be notified at least 30 calendar days in advance, and you’ll be able to cancel before they take effect.
Subscriptions renew automatically for periods equal to the one you purchased until you cancel the renewal. Before you purchase, we’ll prominently show the amount, currency, taxes, billing interval, and next charge date. Renewal requires express acceptance via a control that isn’t pre-checked.
We’ll send a notice with the amount and charge date at least 7 calendar days before every monthly renewal and 30 calendar days before every annual renewal. A free trial converting to a paid subscription will be notified at least 7 days before the first charge. Every notice will include direct access to cancel.
Payments are processed through Stripe. We don’t store complete card data.
After every charge, we’ll make available the receipt or paid commercial invoice generated by Stripe. That document evidences payment but doesn’t replace the Mexican tax invoice (CFDI).
Mexican tax invoicing (CFDI): as a Mexico-resident provider, we’ll document income via CFDI under Mexican tax law, even when the customer is abroad. Transactions may be documented via an individual CFDI or, where the rules allow, a global CFDI. At launch, Atarani will issue and reconcile CFDIs manually using SAT’s tools or its accounting process; the lack of an automated PAC integration doesn’t change this obligation.
For an individual CFDI you must provide complete and correct tax information. For foreign customers without a Mexican RFC, we may use the generic tax ID for foreign residents and record their foreign tax identification number where applicable. The Mexican CFDI may have no tax effect in the customer’s own country.
Cancellation: you can cancel at any time from Account → Billing or from Stripe’s customer portal, without a call, mandatory email, or penalty. The request is recorded and confirmed immediately and stops all future charges. By default you’ll keep access until the end of the period already paid for; you can also request immediate termination of access.
An ordinary cancellation doesn’t generate a refund or prorated credit for the current period, except in the cases below or when applicable law provides otherwise.
A consumer’s first payment: they may withdraw within the following 14 calendar days. If they requested the service start immediately, the refund may deduct the proportional part of the service actually rendered up to cancellation, when the law allows it and that request was properly captured.
Free-trial conversion or annual renewal: a consumer may request cancellation and refund within the 14 calendar days following the charge. The refund will be full if they didn’t use the Service during the new period and, otherwise, may deduct the proportional part actually rendered where the law allows it. This courtesy doesn’t repeat on ordinary monthly renewals.
We’ll fully refund duplicate charges, charges made after an effective cancellation, and renewal charges made without the required prior notice. Refunds, price reductions, or credits required for lack of conformity, substantial unavailability, or another cause under applicable law will also apply.
Refunds will be made to the same payment method, without undue delay and, at most, within the 14 calendar days following the determination that a refund is owed. Taxes will be adjusted on the corresponding receipt, invoice, and CFDI.
Base prices are stated in Mexican pesos (MXN) for customers in Mexico and in US dollars (USD) for customers outside Mexico.
Where available, Stripe Checkout may offer you payment in a compatible local currency. The final amount and currency will be whatever is shown before you confirm payment. Your bank or card issuer may apply its own conversion or international-transaction fees.
For customers in Mexico, the total price shown in MXN includes 16% Mexican VAT (IVA) and any other mandatory charge.
For customers outside Mexico, the base price is shown in USD or in the available local currency, and applicable Mexican and foreign taxes apply. A sale isn’t subject to 0% Mexican VAT merely because the customer or their card is foreign.
Before you confirm a purchase, we’ll show the price, each applicable tax or charge, and the total amount in the charge currency. Where the law of the customer’s location requires tax-inclusive pricing, the final amount will be shown that way.
You must correctly provide your country, billing address, and tax status. We may correct the tax treatment and issue or replace receipts. Any tax difference will be disclosed and charged or refunded under applicable law.

6. Your content

Content you upload or create is yours. We don’t claim ownership of your Documents.

You grant us a worldwide, non-exclusive, royalty-free license limited to operating the Service: to store, process, back up, render, version, convert format (for example, when exporting to PDF or PPTX), and transmit your content when you activate a feature that requires it (sharing, publishing, or AI generation). This license ends when you delete the content, except as provided in clause 12.

We do not use your content to train our own models or sell it.

You represent that you hold the necessary rights over everything you upload, including third-party images and text.

7. AI-assisted generation

When you use the generation feature, the text you write is transmitted to Microsoft, through the Azure AI Foundry service. The resource is located in the United States geography, but the deployment used is global and Microsoft may process the prompt and the response in any Azure region where the model is available. Your already-saved Documents are not sent to that provider — only the text you type on that screen is.

You should know that:

The result may be inaccurate, incomplete, or incorrect. Verify it before using it. We don’t offer it as any form of advice.
The result isn’t necessarily unique: another user with a similar prompt may get something similar.
You’re responsible for the content you generate and how you use it.
Don’t enter confidential information, third-party personal data, or information subject to professional secrecy on that screen.
Microsoft states it doesn’t use prompts or responses to train its base models. However, it applies abuse monitoring, and a flagged sample may be retained for human review; SlideWeave doesn’t promise zero retention.

8. Acceptable use

You may not use the Service to:

Post unlawful, defamatory content, content that infringes third-party rights, or content that amounts to harassment.
Post sexual content involving minors, glorification of violence, or incitement to hatred.
Distribute malware, or attempt to breach, overload, or bypass the Service’s controls (including rate and quota limits).
Access Documents that don’t belong to you or haven’t been shared with you, including probing identifiers.
Resell the Service or use it to build a competing product.
Automate use beyond the published limits.

The Service lets you expose Documents outside your account. You decide, and you’re responsible for that exposure. You should know exactly how it works:

Public Document: marking one public makes it accessible to anyone who knows its identifier, with no expiration, and without signing in.
Share link: generates a random, non-guessable token. It may have an expiration date and a password, but if you don’t set an expiration, the link never expires. You can rotate or revoke it at any time.
Exports: exporting issues a signed, temporary download URL (valid for 30 minutes). While valid, anyone who has that URL can download the file without signing in. Don’t share it.
Revoking a link cuts off future access; it does not recover copies already downloaded.

10. Organizations

A Document may belong to an organization instead of your personal account. When that happens:

Members of that organization can view or edit it according to their role, and admins can publish, archive, or delete it.
Content under review and drafts are visible to members with sufficient role, including snippets that appear in search results within the organization.
Your personal Documents (the ones that don’t belong to any organization) are not accessible to that organization’s admins.
If the organization is dissolved, its Documents become personal to its owner; they aren’t deleted.
The organization, not you, controls organization content. If it was assigned to you through your employer, your rights over that content may be limited by your relationship with them.

11. Availability

We work to keep the Service available, but we don’t offer a service-level agreement (SLA) unless separately agreed in writing. There may be interruptions due to maintenance, provider failures, or causes outside our control.

12. Retention and deletion

Deleting a Document sends it to trash. It stays recoverable for 30 days; after that it’s permanently deleted, including its stored content.
Deleting your account (available from your profile) deletes your Documents, their stored content, and your user record. You can’t do this while you’re the owner of an organization: you must first transfer or dissolve it.
In both cases, deleting stored content happens as a step separate from deleting the record. If that step fails due to a storage-provider error, the file may persist with no record pointing to it. See the Privacy Notice §7.2.
Exception — audit records. The Service maintains a cryptographically chained audit log whose integrity depends on its records never being altered. By design, those records survive account deletion and retain your internal identifier, the IP address and browser used for the recorded actions, and, for organization events, the associated email address. There’s no way to delete them without destroying the verifiability of the entire log. See the corresponding clause of the Privacy Notice.

13. Service intellectual property

The Service, its code, design, trademarks, and documentation are owned by the Operator or its licensors. These Terms grant you no right over them beyond using the Service as set out here.

Important distinction: SlideWeave is built on top of slidelang/doclang, a set of open-source tools licensed under Apache-2.0 and published separately. That open license applies only to those tools, not to the Service. The Service is proprietary software.

SlideWeave is a registered trademark of Atarani, S.A.P.I. de C.V. The Service’s names, logos, and other distinctive signs belong to the Operator or their respective owners. These Terms grant you no right over them. slidelang and doclang keep the separate open-source treatment described above; they are not presented here as registered trademarks.

14. Third-party providers

To operate the Service we rely on external infrastructure, storage, authentication, and AI providers. Details are in the Privacy Notice. We’re not liable for interruptions or failures attributable to those providers beyond what the law requires.

15. Warranties

The Service is provided “as is” and “as available.” To the extent the law allows, we disclaim implied warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, and error-free operation. In particular, we don’t warrant that AI-generated output is accurate, or that exports fully and faithfully reproduce the on-screen design.

16. Limitation of liability

For contractual claims relating to a paid plan, and only to the extent the law allows, Atarani’s total accumulated liability won’t exceed the amounts you actually paid for the Service during the 12 months preceding the event giving rise to the claim.

For services you haven’t paid for, and for liabilities that can’t be validly limited, the existence, scope, and amount of any liability will be determined under applicable law.

To the extent the law allows, we’re not liable for indirect damages, or loss of profits, data, or business opportunity.

Nothing in this clause limits or excludes liability for willful misconduct, gross negligence, personal injury or death, data-protection breaches, or any other liability or consumer right the law doesn’t allow to be limited or excluded.

17. Indemnification

You’ll defend and hold us harmless against third-party claims arising from your content, your use of the Service in violation of these Terms, or your infringement of third-party rights.

18. Suspension and termination

We may suspend or terminate your access if you breach these Terms, if your use endangers the Service’s security or availability, or if the law requires it. When reasonable and not a security risk, we’ll notify you beforehand.

You may stop using the Service and delete your account at any time, with the effects described in clause 12.

Clauses 5 (as to billing, CFDI, and refunds already accrued), 6 (as applicable), 12, 13, 15, 16, 17, and 19 survive termination.

19. Changes to these Terms

We may modify these Terms. We’ll publish the updated version at https://slideweave.com/legal/terms/ with its effective date, and notify you within the application at least 30 calendar days in advance when the change is material. If you keep using the Service after that date, you accept the new version.

20. Governing law and jurisdiction

These Terms are governed by the federal laws of the United Mexican States. For any dispute, the parties submit to the competent courts of Mexico City, except where mandatory law grants the consumer the right to go to another authority or the courts of their domicile. This choice doesn’t limit the right to file a complaint with the Federal Consumer Protection Agency (PROFECO) or any other non-waivable right.

This clause is subject to the Annexes. If you reside in the United States, Annex A supplements it with the non-waivable protections of your state, without changing the law or forum agreed here. If you reside in the European Economic Area, Switzerland, or the United Kingdom, Annex B subordinates it to the mandatory protections of your country of residence.

21. Miscellaneous

Governing version: we publish these Terms in Spanish and English. Which one binds you depends on where you reside, under the Annexes: Spanish for Mexico, English for the United States, and whatever Annex B provides for the EEA, Switzerland, and the UK. Both versions are published at the same time with the same effective date; if you spot a discrepancy, let us know.
Entire agreement: these Terms, their Annexes, and the Privacy Notice constitute the entire agreement between the parties regarding the Service. In case of conflict between the body of these Terms and an Annex that applies to you, the Annex prevails.
Severability: if a clause is found invalid, the rest remain in effect.
Assignment: you may not assign these Terms without our consent. We may assign them in a merger, acquisition, or asset sale, and we’ll notify you.
No waiver: our not exercising a right at a given time doesn’t mean we waive it.

22. Contact

legal@slideweave.com

Annex A — United States

Applies only if you reside in the United States. Where it conflicts with the body of these Terms, this Annex prevails.

A.1 Governing language

The English version of these Terms is binding on you. The Spanish version is offered as a courtesy.

A.2 Governing law and forum

Clause 20 of the body remains applicable. However, choosing Mexican law and the courts of Mexico City doesn’t limit the non-waivable protections your state’s law grants you, or your right to go to a court or authority that mandatory law designates as competent.

These Terms don’t require you to submit disputes to private arbitration, and don’t include an advance waiver of class actions or a jury trial. After a dispute arises, the parties may voluntarily agree to an alternative mechanism to resolve it.

A.3 Intellectual property claims

If you believe content available through the Service infringes copyright or other intellectual property rights, send your claim to legal@slideweave.com and include:

your identity and contact information;
identification of the work or right allegedly affected;
precise identification and location of the flagged content;
an explanation of the infringement and your standing to claim; and
a good-faith statement about the accuracy of the information.

We may request additional information, remove or preventively disable access to the content, preserve necessary evidence, notify the affected user, and let them respond. We may suspend or terminate accounts that repeatedly infringe third-party rights.

This procedure is contractual and operational. Atarani does not represent that it currently has an agent registered with the U.S. Copyright Office or that it relies on the DMCA Section 512 safe harbor. If Atarani completes that registration in the future, it will publish the agent’s information and update this procedure.

A.4 Export controls and sanctions

You represent that you’re not located in a country subject to a U.S. government embargo, that you don’t appear on any restricted- or sanctioned-party list, and that you won’t use the Service in violation of applicable export-control law.

A.5 Warranty and liability savings clause

Some states don’t allow the exclusion of certain implied warranties or the limitation of incidental or consequential damages. To that extent, the exclusions and limitations in clauses 15 and 16 may not apply to you, and our liability will be limited to the minimum your state’s law allows.

A.6 California users

To resolve a complaint about the Service or request more information, you can first contact Atarani at legal@slideweave.com, by phone at +52 81 4543 2535, or at the address given at the start of these Terms.

California consumers may also contact the Complaint Assistance Unit, Division of Consumer Services, California Department of Consumer Affairs, in writing at 1625 North Market Blvd., Suite N-112, Sacramento, California 95834, or by phone at +1 800 952 5210; TTY: +1 800 735 2929.

Annex B — European Economic Area, Switzerland, and United Kingdom

Applies when you’re located in the EEA, Switzerland, or the United Kingdom and the relevant mandatory law applies, or when this Annex expressly grants a contractual protection. Publishing it, and an incidental purchase, don’t by themselves mean Atarani directs its offering to the Union. Where it conflicts with the body of these Terms, this Annex prevails.

B.1 Governing language

We publish these Terms in Spanish and English. The English version is binding on you, unless we’ve actively marketed the Service in your language, in which case we’ll also publish a version in that language and that one will be binding.

B.2 Governing law and competent courts

Clause 20 doesn’t deprive you of the protection granted by the mandatory provisions of the law of your habitual country of residence. As a consumer, you may also sue us in the courts of your country of residence, and we may only sue you there.

B.3 Right of withdrawal (14 days)

As a consumer you have the right to withdraw from the contract within 14 calendar days following its conclusion, with no need to justify it and with no penalty. You can exercise it through the withdrawal function available at Account → Billing during that period, or by sending an unambiguous statement to legal@slideweave.com. Where applicable law requires it, the function will remain visible and accessible throughout that period, and we’ll send confirmation of its receipt on a durable medium you can keep.

Immediate start of service. Before granting you access during the withdrawal period, we’ll ask you to expressly request immediate start and acknowledge you’ll lose the right once the Service has been fully performed. In a continuous-supply subscription, merely starting access doesn’t automatically extinguish the right.

If you withdraw after requesting immediate start, we may retain only the amount proportional to the service actually rendered up to the point we receive your request, calculated on the total agreed price. If we didn’t capture that request or didn’t provide the legally required information, we won’t charge that part. The remaining refund will be made to the same payment method, without undue delay and, at most, within 14 calendar days.

B.4 Conformity of content and digital services

We’re liable for the Service’s lack of conformity with what was agreed, under European rules on digital content and services. These Terms don’t limit your legal rights as a consumer.

Accordingly, clauses 15 and 16 don’t limit our liability for willful misconduct, gross fault, death or personal injury, or any other liability the law doesn’t allow to be limited.

B.5 Prices and taxes

The prices shown to you will include the VAT applicable in your country of residence and will be presented before you become obligated to pay.

B.6 Dispute resolution

You can direct any complaint to legal@slideweave.com. If you’re not satisfied, you can go to the European Consumer Centres Network (ECC-Net) or your country’s alternative-resolution mechanisms.