Anymatix

Anymatix — Beta Testing Request and Contribution Agreement

Version 2026-10-17. This agreement applies to everyone who downloads or uses Anymatix while it is in its beta programme.

By downloading Anymatix and by using the downloaded application you accept this agreement. If you do not agree, do not download Anymatix; if you have already downloaded it, do not use it, and delete it now. Anymatix also asks you to accept this agreement expressly the first time it starts. Until you do, it runs no workflow, signs nobody in and sends no usage statistics; it does check for updates, which carry no identifier (§12.4).

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This summary is for orientation. The numbered sections are the agreement, and where the two differ the numbered sections prevail.

  • Anymatix is pre-release software, and everyone who uses it now is taking part in its beta programme, signed in or not, under this one agreement. That includes testing the sign-in and access-request flow itself. §2.
  • You get early access, free; in return you tell us what you find when you reasonably can. Nothing is paid in either direction. §3, §4.
  • It is unfinished. Features may fail, change or disappear, and data may be lost. Back up your work. §5.
  • Everything you make is yours, subject to each Model's licence. We claim no right in your prompts, your projects or your Outputs, and Anymatix does not send them to us; but what you may do with an Output, commercial use included, is decided by the licence of the Model that made it. §8, §9.
  • Anymatix drives machinery and Models it does not own, each under its own terms, which bind you when you use them. §7, §8.
  • What Anymatix does online: it checks for updates and installs them when you quit; once a day it reads our news page from our website host; it sends usage counts under a random identifier that is not linked to you, unless you switch them off; it contacts Model sites to show you Models, from the first start, and when you add or run them, and the machines and services you choose to run on; and — only if you sign in — it reads your Licence and records a daily entry we use to detect Licence sharing. Without a connection Anymatix keeps working. §12.4 lists every channel.
  • We may end this agreement at any time, with notice where we can; you must then stop using Anymatix. A Licence we granted you ends on its date, or earlier if we revoke it. Losing the connection to us never stops Anymatix, and your files are never touched. §15.1.
  • Supplied as is, and our liability is limited as far as the law allows. §13, §14.
  • You must be an adult. §1.

1. Who you are dealing with, and what this agreement is

Anymatix is produced and supplied by Pagina 46 Italia S.r.l. unipersonale, a company incorporated in Italy with its seat in Lucca (LU), Italy ("we", "us", "our"). Pagina 46 Italia S.r.l. unipersonale runs the beta programme, is the other party to this agreement, and is the controller of the data described in §12. It supplies every edition of Anymatix in its own name, the free edition and the beta features included.

This agreement is the whole of the terms on which Anymatix is supplied during its beta programme, whichever features your Licence lets you use. It is not a sale: nothing is sold, and no price is paid.

You must be at least 18 years old, or older where the age of majority in your country is higher, to accept this agreement and to use Anymatix. We do not verify age, and this clause does not say that we do.

1.1 Words used in this agreement

  • "Anymatix" means the software application, together with the curated workflows, preview images and sounds that ship with it, and any update to it.
  • "Licence" means the record of which features you are entitled to run, including any access granted under §2.1.
  • "Engine" means a generative AI runtime, developed by a third party, that Anymatix installs and drives. Today it is ComfyUI.
  • "Model" means the weights and configuration of a generative AI model published by a third party.
  • "Third-Party Service" means any machine, host, repository, compute provider, cloud service or online account operated by somebody other than us.
  • "Outputs" means the images, videos, audio and other files that a workflow produces when you run it.
  • "Agent" means any software other than you — an AI assistant (such as Claude or ChatGPT), a script or any other automation — that operates Anymatix through the interface described in §7.3, whoever runs it.

2. The beta programme

Anymatix is under active development and is supplied, in its current state, as a pre-release. Everyone who uses it takes part in the programme under this agreement. There is one regime: all use of Anymatix during the beta, whether you are signed in or not and whatever features you can reach, is governed by this agreement alone. What you make with Anymatix is yours to use, including commercially, subject always to the licence of each Model that made it (§8): some Model licences forbid commercial use of their Outputs (§9).

2.1 The access flow is under test too

The beta also tests how access to features is gated. Some features may require you to sign in with an account and to request access from inside Anymatix. That sign-in and request flow is itself part of what is being tested: it may change, fail, refuse a request, or be withdrawn at any time, and which features sit behind it may change too.

Asking does not admit you: we decide whether to grant access, to whom and for how long, at our discretion, and we may refuse without giving a reason. Access granted during the beta is personal to your account, carries an end date, and is revocable at any time (§15). It is not a purchase and confers no right to any feature after the beta.

We keep full discretion over the design of Anymatix, over which features are offered and to whom, over the duration of the programme, and over what is eventually released and on what terms. A feature may never be released, and when it is it may be different, or available only for payment.

3. Your contribution

The beta programme exists so that people who use unfinished software tell us what they find. In exchange for early access, you undertake, while you use Anymatix:

  • to use it in good faith, for the purposes it is for (§10.1);
  • to report to us, when you reasonably can, the errors, crashes, data loss, security problems and unexpected behaviour you encounter; and
  • to answer, if you are willing, when we ask you about your experience.

No minimum amount of testing or reporting is required. Usage statistics (§12.2) are not part of your contribution: you may switch them off and remain in the programme.

Feedback. You grant us a non-exclusive, perpetual, irrevocable, worldwide, royalty-free licence to use any feedback, suggestion, bug report or other contribution you send us, to improve Anymatix or for any other purpose, without obligation to you and without attribution. You keep every right to use it yourself. We decide which feedback to act on, and we give no undertaking that any of it will be. Send us nothing you regard as confidential and nothing you are not free to give — in particular, no Outputs, files or personal data belonging to other people.

No payment in either direction. You pay nothing for Anymatix, and we pay nothing for your contribution.

4. What we give you

  • Early access, free of charge, to Anymatix and to the features your Licence grants.
  • Notice of critical problems. Where we become aware of a critical security or data-loss defect in a version of Anymatix we have supplied, we will publish a notice of it on the Anymatix download page or in the application.
  • News about the programme, published on the Anymatix website and inside the application, through the Workflow of the Week, which you can open from the main screen. We do not write to you by email about the programme, and we do not send you marketing.

5. Anymatix is unfinished

You understand and accept that:

  • Anymatix is under active development and has known and unknown defects;
  • its features may be incomplete, unstable, or behave differently from what they describe, and may change or be withdrawn at any time, with or without notice;
  • it may lose, corrupt or overwrite data, including your projects and Outputs; and
  • it is not suitable for production use, for work you cannot afford to lose, or for any use in which a failure could cause harm.

Back up your work, before and while you use Anymatix. The automatic copies Anymatix keeps are a convenience and are not a backup.

6. Your licence to use Anymatix

We grant you a personal, non-exclusive, non-transferable, non-sublicensable, free and revocable licence to install and use Anymatix, in executable form, with the features your Licence records, on computers you personally use, for your own purposes, including commercial ones. Anymatix is licensed to you, not sold to you. All rights not expressly granted are reserved.

You may not, and may not permit anyone else to:

  • sell, rent, lend, sublicense, distribute or otherwise make Anymatix, or any part of it, available to a third party;
  • share, publish or transfer a Licence, or use one that was issued to somebody else;
  • redistribute the curated workflows, preview images or sounds separately from Anymatix;
  • remove, obscure or alter any notice of ours, or of a third party, in it;
  • decompile or disassemble it, or otherwise attempt to derive its source code, except for a component whose own licence permits it (§6.2);
  • circumvent, remove or defeat the Licence checks, or run a feature you have not been granted;
  • use Anymatix in breach of §10, or to interfere with any Licence service or other infrastructure of ours.

6.1 Who owns Anymatix

Anymatix, and every intellectual property right in it, belongs to its author. Pagina 46 Italia S.r.l. unipersonale supplies Anymatix under licence from the author, and supplies it to you under this agreement. This covers the code, the user interface, the curated workflows, the documentation, and the Anymatix name and logo, and the preview images and sounds that ship with it to the extent that such rights subsist in them. © 2024–2026 the author of Anymatix. All rights reserved. Author: Vincenzo Ciancia — produced and distributed by Pagina 46 Italia S.r.l. unipersonale This notice does not apply to the third-party components in §6.2.

6.2 Open-source components

What the Anymatix installer contains. Our own code; open-source libraries under permissive licences (MIT, BSD, Apache-2.0, ISC and similar); and the Electron runtime, which includes Chromium and an FFmpeg library licensed under the GNU Lesser General Public License, version 2.1 or later ("LGPL"). It contains no code licensed under the GNU General Public License ("GPL").

The Engine is a separate program, which you obtain from its authors. ComfyUI, the Engine, is licensed under GPL, version 3 ("GPL-3.0"), by its authors and is not part of Anymatix. When you ask Anymatix to set up the Engine on a computer — yours, one you reach over SSH, or one you rent — Anymatix downloads it on your behalf from its authors' public repository (github.com/comfyanonymous/ComfyUI) and installs it there as a program of its own, without modifying its source code. In the same way it downloads the extension nodes the curated workflows use, from each one's public repository, and the Python packages they need, from the Python Package Index, PyTorch and the other publishers named in the setup log. Two of those node repositories are Anymatix's own: its nodes, licensed under GPL-3.0, and a modified copy of an MIT-licensed node pack; both are published in source form. Anymatix and the Engine run as separate programs and talk only over a network connection — HTTP and WebSocket, on the same computer or across a network. Neither is built into the other, and we never distribute them together.

Each component is licensed to you directly by its authors, under its own licence. That licence prevails over this agreement in respect of that component, and nothing in this agreement restricts a right it gives you.

The Python environment we publish. On your own computer, Anymatix first downloads a ready-made Python environment that we assemble from published open-source packages and publish at github.com/anymatix/anymatix-portable-comfyui. It does not contain the Engine. It does contain components licensed under the GPL — among them GNU Readline, LZO, GNU Binutils, libgit2 and the GCC runtime libraries — and under the LGPL. We distribute these in object form.

We are subject to the terms of all these licences, which you may read on each component's web page or in its installation directory.

7. Where workflows run, and what can drive Anymatix

You choose where a workflow runs: your own computer, a machine you control over SSH, a GPU you rent, or another Third-Party Service. You must have the right to use it, and you are responsible for any charge it makes.

Anymatix does not send your prompts, your input files or your Outputs to us, and no setting causes it to.

7.1 Machines and services that are not yours

Where you direct a workflow to a machine or service other than your own computer, Anymatix transmits to it the workflow, the prompts it contains and the input files you supplied, and those inputs and the Outputs it produces remain on that machine until they are removed — by you, by Anymatix's cache clean-up, or by that party. That party processes them under its own terms, security and jurisdiction, and the transmission is made at your direction. The terms of any such party — including Hugging Face, Civitai, GitHub and RunPod — bind you when you use it through Anymatix, and we are not responsible for any breach of them, by you or by that party.

Referrals. Where Anymatix links you to a provider through a referral code or a template of ours, that provider may pay us a commission or a credit. It does not change what you pay.

The quality, availability, security and cost of any execution depend on the machine or service performing it, which is outside our control.

7.2 API keys and credentials

A key, token or credential you configure for a Third-Party Service is stored on your machine and is not transmitted to us. Anymatix sends it only to the service it belongs to — your Civitai key to Civitai, your RunPod key to RunPod — and, for your Civitai key, to the machine that runs your workflow, so that the Engine there can download the Models it needs: where that machine is not your own computer (§7.1), the key is on that machine while the workflow runs. You are responsible for its custody and use.

7.3 Driving Anymatix from outside

Anymatix can be driven by an Agent (§1.1) through a local interface on your computer.

  • The interface runs whenever Anymatix runs, and when Anymatix starts it registers itself with the AI clients it finds installed on your computer, so that they can reach it.
  • Through the interface, an Agent can read the library and the collections we ship, anything you run from a shipped workflow you have not changed, and the sections of your workspace you have marked as shared. An Agent that is refused a section can learn that it exists.
  • An Agent can ask Anymatix to download a file from any web address and use it as an input. Anymatix then contacts that address from your computer, which reveals your IP address to it, as if you had asked.
  • This is a limit of the interface, not a protection of your files. An Agent running on your computer can usually read your files directly, whatever you have marked as shared, and we do not control that. Run only Agents you trust.
  • What an Agent does through the interface is done on your behalf and at your risk, and this agreement applies to it as to your own use. What an Agent reads, or sends to whoever operates it, leaves our reach entirely, and we are not responsible for it.

8. Models

Models are published and licensed by third parties. Anymatix shows what we have recorded about a Model's licence as a convenience, on the card that uses it, with a link to the Model's download page. That record may be incomplete or out of date and is not a warranty; the conditions on the Model's own page govern your use of the Model and of its Outputs, and complying with them is your responsibility, in particular before any commercial use.

Identifying a Model file you add yourself. When you add a Model file of your own — by dropping it on Anymatix, by moving the Models folder, or by asking Anymatix to tidy that folder — Anymatix computes the file's fingerprint (a SHA-256 hash) and asks Civitai whether it knows that file, sending the fingerprint and, if you configured one, your Civitai key. The file itself is not sent.

Where a Model licence restricts an Output, that restriction applies, and this agreement does not override it. We cannot grant you more than the Model's publisher granted us.

A Model can return material you did not expect, including adult or otherwise disturbing imagery, from a prompt that did not seek it. Where a Model's publisher marks it as adult content, Anymatix records that mark and takes it into account when it suggests Models to you; it does not filter what a Model returns. Which Models you run is your choice, and for any Model you add yourself you are solely responsible.

We may remove a Model or workflow from the curated library at any time.

9. Your content and your Outputs

Your projects, prompts, files and Outputs are yours as between you and us. Your right to use an Output, and in particular to use it commercially, is always subject to the licence of the Model that produced it (§8): where that licence restricts or forbids commercial use, attribution-free use or any other use, the restriction applies to you, and nothing in this agreement lifts it. We claim no ownership of, and no licence in, anything you generate.

We do not warrant that you own your Outputs as against third parties. A Model may produce material resembling an existing work, a trademark, a real person or a voice; whether an Output attracts copyright differs by country and may be none; and the same settings may give somebody else the same result. Clearing third-party rights before you publish, distribute or sell an Output is your responsibility.

You are solely responsible for what you generate and for what you do with it, including compliance with the law of every jurisdiction that applies to you. Where you publish an Output that could be taken for genuine, you are responsible for any disclosure the law requires.

Markings. Anymatix may apply to an Output any kind of marking: a visible or invisible watermark, metadata, or a signed provenance record such as Content Credentials (C2PA). A marking states that the Output was generated with artificial intelligence and identifies Anymatix and the version and build that made it; it does not identify you, your installation or your Licence. We apply markings for transparency and so that an Output can be traced to the software that made it when a competent authority asks (§10.4). Whether, when and which markings are applied is our decision, and an update may add, change or remove one. We do not warrant that a marking is present, survives editing or cannot be removed. You must not remove, alter or defeat a marking applied by Anymatix, an Engine, a Model or a service.

Outputs are not advice, and must not be relied on for medical, legal, financial, safety or other consequential decisions without independent human verification.

10. Intended use, and use that is prohibited

10.1 What Anymatix is for

Anymatix is a general-purpose tool for running generative AI Models that are already public, on hardware you chose. It is supplied for art, design, illustration, education, research, journalism, prototyping and creative production, personal and commercial alike. We do not intend, encourage, solicit or advertise any unlawful use of it.

10.2 Prohibited use

You must not use Anymatix, or allow it to be used, to produce, possess, distribute or facilitate:

  • child sexual abuse material, in any form, real or synthetic, or any sexualised depiction of a minor;
  • non-consensual intimate imagery of a real, identifiable person;
  • material that impersonates a real person or organisation in order to deceive, defraud, extort, harass, threaten, intimidate or defame anyone;
  • material that infringes the intellectual property, privacy, personality or other rights of any person;
  • malware, or any attack on or unauthorised access to any system, network or account, including our own;
  • anything else prohibited by the law that applies to you.

You must not use or export Anymatix in breach of the export-control or sanctions laws of Italy, the European Union or the United States.

10.3 What we operate, and what we do not

We do not monitor, scan, filter or inspect what you generate, and we have no means of doing so: nothing you generate reaches us. We publish nothing a user makes — no gallery, no feed, no marketplace, no hosting of Outputs. You are therefore solely responsible for everything you do with Anymatix.

10.4 Unlawful use

We do not tolerate criminal use of Anymatix, and we will not shield anyone who makes it. We will report to, and cooperate with, any competent authority to the full extent the law permits or requires, where the law permits without notice to you. The markings Anymatix may apply to Outputs (§9) serve the same purpose. Use of Anymatix for a purpose in §10.2 ends this agreement immediately (§15).

11. Talking about Anymatix

You may talk about Anymatix publicly, including its beta features, and publish your own screenshots, recordings, reviews and comparisons. Say that a beta feature is a beta feature when you show it. Nothing about the beta is confidential.

12. Privacy

This section is the information notice required by Articles 13 and 14 of Regulation (EU) 2016/679 ("GDPR") for Anymatix. Accepting this agreement is not consent to any processing; each processing rests on the legal basis stated for it. The controller is Pagina 46 Italia S.r.l. unipersonale, the party named in §1, at info.anymatix@gmail.com. No Data Protection Officer is appointed. Your right to object is set out separately in §12.7.

12.1 What we do not receive

Your prompts, input files, workflows, projects and Outputs are held on your machine. Anymatix does not send them to us, and no setting causes it to. What a Third-Party Service or an Agent receives is described in §7.

12.2 Usage statistics

Anymatix sends usage counts to TelemetryDeck, our processor, established in Germany: which action was performed, whether it was performed by you or by an Agent (§7.3), whether it succeeded (a failure is sent as a second event naming the action), how long it took, the counts and kinds that action records (never their content), which locked feature you reached or asked for and from where, and an installation identifier — a random value generated the first time Anymatix runs and kept in the file telemetryId.json in Anymatix's profile folder. TelemetryDeck receives that identifier only after a one-way hash, with a new random label for each event. Like every request Anymatix makes itself, each one carries Anymatix's name and version in the standard User-Agent header, and reveals your IP address. The identifier is derived from nothing on your computer and changes when that folder is wiped. No event carries your prompts, your file names, your Outputs, your email address or your account, and the installation identifier is never stored or sent together with your email address or your Licence. You may switch usage statistics off in the settings; nothing is sent thereafter.

  • Legal basis: Article 6(1)(f) GDPR, our legitimate interest in knowing which parts of Anymatix are used and where they fail.
  • Retention: no more than 24 months.

12.3 Sign-in, Licence and Licence sharing

If you do not sign in, nothing in this subsection occurs.

Anymatix uses an activation server. If you sign in, it reads your Licence from our Licence server, a Google Firestore database, when it starts and then at least once a day while it runs, and records once per day, per Licence and per machine, the Licence identifier, a machine identifier, the application version, the date, the time our server received it and the email address of the account used. The machine identifier is a one-way hash of an operating-system identifier, computed in a way used for nothing else so that one computer looks the same across reinstalls; it is not the installation identifier of §12.2 and cannot be matched to it. We use these records to detect a Licence used by somebody it was not issued to, and may end that Licence under §15.

If you request access under §2.1, we record your account identifier, your email address, the feature you asked from, your application version and any note you wrote, in order to answer, and we keep it until we have answered and, if we grant the Licence, for as long as it lasts.

  • Legal basis: Article 6(1)(b) GDPR for reading your Licence and for your request; Article 6(1)(f), our legitimate interest in preventing unauthorised use of Licences, for the daily record.
  • Retention: Licence data while the Licence is valid; daily records for no more than two years. Records written before 2026-09-19 used an older identifier that matched the usage statistics; they are being deleted.
  • Where it is kept: in the European Union (Google Cloud multi-region eur3). Google acts as our processor under its data processing terms, which include the European Commission's standard contractual clauses for any access from outside the European Economic Area.

12.4 Everything else Anymatix connects to

Every host below receives the request and therefore your IP address, and — for requests Anymatix makes itself — its name and version in the standard User-Agent header. Apart from the machines and services you choose (§7.1), none of them receives your prompts, files or Outputs from us.

  • Updates — GitHub. When Anymatix starts and every four hours while it runs, it checks our release page on GitHub. A newer version is downloaded automatically and installed the next time you quit Anymatix, replacing the version you have. No identifier is sent.
  • News — our website host, Google Firebase Hosting. Once a day it reads our news page; when there is a new issue it may open it on screen, and the news panel shows that web page itself.
  • Model sites — Civitai, Hugging Face, GitHub and the hosts their pages name. Anymatix contacts them as soon as it shows its Start page — to list the Models the page offers with their descriptions and preview images, about fifty megabytes the first time — and again when you browse, search or add Models; the machine that runs your workflow contacts them to download the Models a workflow needs; some extension nodes download files of their own the same way. They receive your Civitai key if you configured one (§7.2), and, for a file you add yourself, its fingerprint (§8). Hugging Face delivers its files from a content network run by Amazon Web Services (hosts such as us.aws.cdn.hf.co); the machine that runs your workflow connects to it directly.
  • Engine setup — GitHub, the Python Package Index, PyTorch and the other publishers named in §6.2 and in the setup log, contacted from the machine where the Engine is set up, the first time and when an update changes what is installed. The Python Package Index also receives the installer's standard identification: the versions of the installer and of Python, your operating system's name and version and your processor architecture.
  • Machines and services you choose (§7.1) — an SSH host, or RunPod, which receives your RunPod key and the public half of the SSH key Anymatix uses to reach the machine.
  • Addresses an Agent or you give Anymatix to download from (§7.3).
  • Google, if you sign in, processes the sign-in under its own terms; the Licence server is described in §12.3.

Without a connection Anymatix keeps working. Every one of these checks that fails changes nothing; only what a host actually answers does. Usage statistics can be switched off (§12.2); the update check cannot, because it is how we deliver required updates.

12.5 Who else we may give data to

Apart from the processors named above, only to a competent authority, court or regulator where the law requires or permits it (§10.4), to our professional advisers so far as necessary, and to a successor in business on the same terms. The author of Anymatix is not a recipient in his own right: where he works on this data, to develop or repair Anymatix or to answer a request, he does so only as a person authorised by us under Article 29 GDPR, on our instructions and for our purposes. We do not sell personal data and we do not share it for advertising. No decision producing legal effects concerning you is taken by automated means.

12.6 Your rights

Subject to Articles 15 to 22 GDPR, you may request access to your personal data, its rectification or erasure, restriction of processing, and a portable copy. Write to info.anymatix@gmail.com; we answer within one month. A request about usage statistics must state your installation identifier, which you will find in telemetryId.json in Anymatix's profile folder. You may complain to the Garante per la protezione dei dati personali (garanteprivacy.it) or to the supervisory authority of your habitual residence.

12.7 Your right to object

You have the right to object, at any time and on grounds relating to your particular situation, to processing based on our legitimate interest — the usage statistics of §12.2 and the daily record of §12.3 (Article 21 GDPR). Write to info.anymatix@gmail.com. For usage statistics, switching them off has the same effect at once.

13. Supplied as is

Anymatix is supplied free of charge, as a pre-release, "as is" and "as available". No warranty of any kind is given, express or implied, including of merchantability, fitness for a purpose, accuracy, availability, compatibility or non-infringement, and none is given in respect of any Output.

14. Liability

To the extent the law permits:

  • we accept no liability for any loss arising from your participation in the beta programme or from your use of Anymatix, including loss, corruption or unavailability of data, loss of work, and wasted time or expenditure;
  • we are not liable for any third party you engage or whose software or services Anymatix drives, including any Model publisher, compute provider, cloud service or Agent, nor for what you generate or do with it; and
  • where a liability cannot be excluded but may be limited, our total liability is limited to one hundred euros (EUR 100).

The same applies for the benefit of our officers, employees, contractors and authors personally, each of whom may rely on it. You take part knowing that Anymatix is unfinished (§5).

Indemnity. You will indemnify us against claims by third parties arising from what you published, distributed or sold with Anymatix, or from a breach of §10.2, including reasonable legal costs.

15. Duration and ending

This agreement begins when you download or first use Anymatix and continues until it ends.

  • You may end it at any time, without reason, by ceasing to use Anymatix and deleting it.
  • Access granted under §2.1 ends on the date recorded in it; Anymatix then continues without the features it granted.
  • We may revoke access granted under §2.1, or end this agreement, at any time, giving reasonable notice where we can. We may end it immediately where you break §6 or §10.2, where a Licence is shared, or where the law requires it.

When this agreement ends you must stop using Anymatix and delete it. What you created remains yours, your feedback licence (§3) continues, and §3, §6.1, §9, §12, §13, §14 and §16 survive.

15.1 When the agreement ends

We may end this agreement at any time, with or without a reason. Anymatix is supplied free of charge and we undertake no obligation to continue to supply it.

When the agreement has ended, you must stop using Anymatix. A Licence we granted you under §2.1 ends on its expiry date, or earlier if we revoke it (§15); the features it opened close then, and Anymatix continues as the free edition.

Your files are not touched. Ending the agreement deletes, moves and locks nothing on your computer: your projects, prompts, files and Outputs stay where they are, and remain yours (§9). Any right you hold in a Model under its own licence (§8) is not affected.

Anymatix does not stop because it cannot reach us. No connection, an error, or our service no longer existing never ends this agreement and never stops Anymatix.

16. General

Changes. We may change this agreement as Anymatix and the programme develop, or where the law requires it. A changed version is presented in the application and takes effect for you when you accept it. If you do not accept it, stop using Anymatix and delete it; nothing you already created is affected.

Governing law. This agreement is governed by Italian law. Where you are a consumer, this does not deprive you of the protection of the mandatory law of the country of your habitual residence.

Courts. The courts of Lucca, Italy have jurisdiction. Where you are a consumer, the courts of the place of your residence or domicile have jurisdiction instead.

Severability. If any provision is held invalid or unenforceable, it is severed and the remainder continues in force.

Language. This agreement is written in English. A translation may be provided for convenience only; the English text prevails.

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