Beta terms for
using Reboardly.

These beta terms apply to Reboardly, a Miro app that turns whiteboard photos into editable Miro board elements. Reboardly is operated by David Weber IT-Solutions.

Diese Beta-Bedingungen gelten fuer Reboardly, eine Miro-App zur Umwandlung von Whiteboard-Fotos in bearbeitbare Miro-Elemente.

Reboardly is currently free to use. During beta, each user can make up to 30 processing requests per fixed 24-hour quota window. We may change beta availability, quota limits, features, or future pricing with reasonable notice where required.

Reboardly uses automated image and AI processing. OCR, spelling suggestions, layout, connectors, tags, and generated board objects can be wrong or incomplete. You are responsible for reviewing the result before relying on it.

Only upload images and board content that you are allowed to process with Reboardly and Miro. Do not upload content that is unlawful, highly sensitive without authorization, abusive, malware-related, or violates the rights of others.

You keep ownership of your uploaded images and generated results. You grant Reboardly the limited rights needed to upload, analyze, process, preview, store, and add the generated result to Miro solely to provide and support the service.

Reboardly previews the generated result first. When you choose to add it, Reboardly adds new Miro elements. Reboardly does not intentionally modify or delete existing board elements.

The beta can be interrupted, slow, inaccurate, or unavailable. Support is provided by email at hello@reboardly.com, without guaranteed response or resolution times.

You can delete old jobs, all jobs, or all account data inside the app. You can also request help at hello@reboardly.com.

Reboardly is provided as a free beta. Liability is limited to the extent permitted by applicable law. Nothing in these terms limits liability where limitation is not legally permitted, including intent, gross negligence, injury to life, body, or health, or mandatory statutory liability.

German law applies to these terms. Mandatory consumer-protection rules of your country of residence remain unaffected. For merchants, legal entities under public law, or special public-law funds, the place of jurisdiction is the court competent for Aulendorf, Germany, to the extent permitted by law.