Terms of Use

What avva is

avva helps experts turn patterns from decisions they already made into a published Decision Model that other people’s AI can check over MCP. avva does not run a server-side language model for extraction or review. Your own AI builds the draft; the AI that asks applies the published model and reaches its own conclusions.

Because of that split, an avva response is never a verdict avva reached. It is part or all of a published model plus instructions, and whatever your AI concludes from it is your AI’s output, not the expert’s review and not a check performed by avva.

Nothing here is for sale

Nothing to buy

avva is an unreleased beta, offered free of charge. There are no paid plans, no subscriptions, no fees, and nothing to buy. Full access costs nothing: it is not a purchase, a license, or a promise of continued service. It needs an avva account, and the key it issues raises the daily limit and returns the complete published model instead of a smaller part of it.

If paid features ever launch, they will be offered under separate terms you have to accept first. Nothing on this site today creates a payment obligation in either direction, and no statement about future features is a commitment to build or price them.

What beta means

• features, limits, invite gates and availability may change or stop without notice;
• models and accounts may be reset between releases;
• the service may be discontinued in whole or in part at any time.

Keep your own copy of anything you would miss. avva does not store your source decisions, which stay with you and your AI, and does not offer a model file to download. A Studio draft waits on our server under its one-time code for up to 7 days; once you open it, it stays in this browser until you publish.

Who may use it

You must be at least 16 years old and able to form a binding contract where you live. If you use avva on behalf of an employer or client, you confirm you are authorized to accept these Terms for them and to disclose the material you submit.

Accounts vs public expert identity

Signing in creates an ownership account so you can publish, manage, and delete models. There are two ways in and both reach the same account: Google, or a one-time link sent to your work email. avva stores your email address and, if you came through Google, the account name and profile image Google returns. There is no separate first-name / last-name registration form and no password.

The public expert name, credential, domain, and summary on a model are fields you set in Studio before publish. They are product credit for the model, not your legal identity with avva, and they need not match the name on your account.

Your responsibilities

• You may only submit and publish material you have the right to use and disclose.
• You must not publish confidential, NDA-covered, personal, or unauthorized client data.
• You are solely responsible for the accuracy and safety of every field you publish.
• You must not use avva to provide regulated professional advice under avva’s name.
• You must keep your account secure, meaning the Google account or the mailbox a sign-in link is sent to. Actions under that account are yours.

You keep ownership of what you publish. By publishing you grant avva a worldwide, royalty-free license to host, reproduce, sterilize, and serve that Decision Model over its public pages, APIs, and MCP endpoints. That is the license needed to run the service, and nothing beyond it. It ends when you unpublish or delete the model, except for copies third parties have already retrieved, which cannot be recalled.

Limitation of liability

What is excluded

To the maximum extent permitted by law, avva and its operator are not liable for any indirect, incidental, special, consequential, exemplary, or punitive damages. The same applies to lost profits, lost data, business interruption, or procurement of substitute services, arising from use of avva, published models, MCP endpoints, or inability to use them, even if advised of the possibility.

The cap

avva charges nothing, so no amount has ever been paid for the service. Our total aggregate liability for all claims relating to it is limited to one hundred US dollars (USD $100).

Where the law says otherwise

Some jurisdictions do not allow certain exclusions, and nothing here limits liability that cannot lawfully be limited, including for fraud, or for death or personal injury caused by negligence. In those places the above limits apply only to the fullest extent allowed.

Indemnity

You will defend and indemnify avva and its operator against claims, losses, and expenses (including reasonable legal fees) arising from your content, your published models, your misuse of the service, or your breach of these Terms or applicable law.

Publication, keys, and marketplace

Publishing makes a sterilized Decision Model available at an MCP endpoint, and on a public page if you choose the marketplace or a link-only listing. You control who can open it from your dashboard; a first publication is private by default.

Consumer MCP access keys (avk_…) are possession-only beta credentials:

• getting one needs an avva account, so no new address is collected: the one already on the account is stored as a contact on its own and is never joined to the key or to request history;
• the key stays separate from your sign-in and is not a view into anyone’s usage;
• they expire on their own and can be revoked by anyone holding them.

You may unpublish a model or delete your account. Unpublishing or deletion stops avva from serving that model going forward, but copies already retrieved by third parties cannot be recalled. When you delete your account, the public address (slug) for each model stays reserved, and avva will not reissue it to someone else.

Workspaces (organizations)

The shelf

A workspace is a private shelf. Its creator is the owner and controls the member list; any member can publish a model onto it and keeps ownership of it. A model on a workspace is opened to the public only with the workspace owner’s release, given per model on the workspace page; its author can take it down or move it to private without one.

Models in a workspace never appear in the marketplace or in search; to anyone who is not a current member, the workspace and everything in it answer as if they do not exist. The publishing license above applies to these models too, scoped to serving them to the workspace’s current members.

Membership

Access follows membership, not credentials: a key issued in a workspace works only while the member it was issued to is on the list, and stops on their next request once they are removed. Unlike consumer keys, a workspace key records which member it was issued to. That link is what makes removal effective, and the Privacy Center describes it.

If you create a workspace, you are responsible for inviting only people authorized to see what it holds; members use it under these same Terms.

Acceptable use

• No malware, abuse of infrastructure, or attempts to bypass auth or rate limits
• No impersonation of another person or organization in public expert credit
• No unlawful, harmful, or deceptive model content
• No scraping or bulk harvesting beyond ordinary product use
• No republishing, reselling, or redistributing a Decision Model’s content as your own product, dataset, or listing; what avva returns is for your AI’s use in your own work

We may suspend or remove accounts or models that violate these Terms or create risk, without notice where the risk is immediate.

Complaints about published content

If a published model contains your confidential material, infringes your rights, or impersonates you, email support@avva.chat with the model URL and what is wrong. We remove first and ask questions after when a claim is credible. A public model is not worth the risk of leaving a genuine breach up while it is investigated.

Third-party services

avva runs on Netlify, offers Google sign-in, sends email through Mailtrap, and measures traffic with Google Analytics. Your AI app (Claude, Cursor, Antigravity, ChatGPT, or another) is your own tool under its own terms, and avva has no control over what it does with what it receives from avva. What each of these processes is described in the Privacy Center.

Trademarks

Product names and logos shown on this site, such as Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and Antigravity, are the trademarks of their respective owners. They appear solely to identify the tools avva is compatible with.

avva claims no rights in them, is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by those owners, and nothing on this site should be read as a partnership between us. Any owner who would rather their mark were not shown can write to us and we will remove it.

Changes and termination

We may update these Terms by posting a new version with a new date; continued use after that date means you accept the revised Terms. You may stop using avva at any time and delete your account from the dashboard.

Governing law

avva is operated by its founder, Kirill Dobrinov, as an individual. No company has been formed yet. When one is, these Terms will name it, and you will be told before the change takes effect. These Terms, and any dispute or claim arising out of them or out of use of the service, are governed by the laws of the Republic of Cyprus, and the courts of Cyprus have jurisdiction.

If you are a consumer resident in the EU, the EEA or the UK, that choice does not deprive you of the protection of the mandatory consumer law of the country you live in, and you may still bring proceedings in your local courts.

Disputes

Before any of that: email us at support@avva.chat. Most problems with a free beta are settled faster in a message than anywhere else, and we ask for 30 days to resolve a complaint informally before either side starts a formal proceeding. That request never blocks your right to complain to a regulator.

Privacy

How avva handles source material, accounts, analytics, and cookies is described in the Privacy Center. That page is part of these Terms by reference.

Contact

Questions about these Terms: support@avva.chat.