Terms of Service

Effective: October 18, 2026

The short version

This box is a summary to help you read the terms. It is not a substitute for them.

Weftwake is a text adventure. An AI writes the story's replies, the nightly recaps and the chapter images. It is fiction, it can be wrong, and it is not advice, therapy or a crisis service.

It's for adults: you must be 18 or older.

Your stories are private, unless you choose to pass an opening on (section 5.7). What you write is yours. We give you whatever rights we have in what the AI writes for you.

We don't train AI on your stories, and our AI providers' contracts with us don't allow them to either.

You get 40 free turns. After that, you can become a Patron (a monthly or yearly subscription that renews until you cancel) or buy a turn pack.

Prices and turn allowances can change, because what AI models cost us changes. If a change affects a Patronage you have, we email you before your next renewal, and you can cancel.

Link, a Stripe company, takes the payment as merchant of record. The checkout says "Sold through Link".

You can cancel online at any time. You keep what you paid for until the end of the period.

You can get a refund within 14 days of a first purchase, a yearly renewal or a pack: the price minus a fair share for turns you've used. In the EU and UK you also have a legal right to withdraw.

Turns have no cash value. Plates (chapter images) are keepsakes: share them freely. Weftwake doesn't sell plates or run a market for them.

Some things are never allowed. Never sexual content involving minors. No sexual content without consent. No sexual or romantic content about real people.

We don't use arbitration. If something goes wrong, write to us first. If we can't fix it, small claims court or the courts in Philadelphia are open to you. If you live in the EU or UK, your local courts are too.

1. Who we are and what these terms cover

1.1. Weftwake is made by InterfaceDelta, Inc., a Delaware corporation, of 1435 Walnut St, Ste 501 #118, Philadelphia, PA 19102, USA. In these terms, "we", "us" and "our" mean InterfaceDelta. "You" means the person using Weftwake.

1.2. These terms cover the Weftwake website and app at weftwake.com, and the emails we send about it. Together we call these "Weftwake".

1.3. These terms work alongside two other pages:

our Privacy page (weftwake.com/privacy), which explains what we keep, where, for how long and who sees it;
our Safety page (weftwake.com/safety), which explains what happens if a story seems to be about real danger.

1.4. You accept these terms by using Weftwake. When you buy something, we'll ask you to agree to them again at checkout. If you don't agree, please don't use Weftwake.

2. Who can use Weftwake

2.1. Weftwake is for adults only. You must be 18 or older. Where you live, you must also be old enough to make a binding contract. When you tap "I'm 18 or older", you are telling us that this is true.

2.2. If we learn that someone under 18 is using Weftwake, we will close their access and delete their stories. If they paid, we'll refund them.

2.3. You may not use Weftwake if US law forbids you from receiving our services, for example because of sanctions.

3. Playing with or without an account

3.1. Playing without an account. You can play without signing in. A random id in a cookie on your device tells your stories apart from everyone else's. If you clear that cookie, change browser or lose your device, we can't get those stories back.

3.2. Signing in. You can sign in with your email address and a one-time code we email to you. This keeps your stories across devices. You need to sign in to buy anything, so that a purchase is never tied to a cookie you might lose.

3.3. Keep your email safe. Anyone who can read your email can sign in as you. Tell us at once if you think someone else has got into your account.

3.4. One person, one player. Your account is for you alone. Please don't share it, sell it or let others use it.

4. How Weftwake works, and what AI means for you

4.1. What happens in Weftwake.

You write. You write what your character does: a line, or up to about 650 words.
The narrator replies. An AI narrator (Anthropic's Claude) writes the story's reply.
The story dreams. Each night a "dream" (also AI) writes a recap and may draw a chapter image, called a "plate", using Cloudflare Workers AI. Patrons' stories dream every night. If you're not a Patron, your first dream is free.
Music plays. Generative music plays in your browser.
Morning letters, if you want them. If you sign in and turn them on, we'll email you a "morning letter" after a dream. You can turn them off at any time.

The current list of the AI services we use is on the Privacy page.

4.2. You're talking to an AI. The narrator and every character in your story are voiced by AI, not by people. Characters are fictional, and any resemblance to real people is coincidence. We label AI-generated text and images as AI-generated. AI companions and AI characters may not be suitable for some minors, which is one reason Weftwake is for adults only.

4.3. AI can be wrong, strange or upsetting. AI output is unpredictable. A story may contain mistakes, contradictions, or things you didn't expect or don't like. Don't rely on anything in a story as fact, or as medical, legal, financial or other advice. If something in a story matters in real life, check it yourself with a reliable source. Other players may get stories that are similar to yours.

4.4. Mature themes. Mature themes are off unless you turn them on in Account settings. Turning them on asks you to confirm again that you're 18 or older. With mature themes on, romance and sensuality can be part of a story, written with literary restraint. Weftwake does not write explicit sex. Violence follows your lead.

4.5. Weftwake is not a crisis service or therapy.

What we check. Before the story goes on, every line you write is checked automatically for signs that you, not your character, may be in real danger.
What happens then. If the check finds such signs, the story pauses and shows ways to reach help, such as 988 in the US or findahelpline.com elsewhere. It stays paused until you say you're okay.
Its limits. This check is automatic and imperfect. It may miss things or pause a story that didn't need it. It is not monitoring by a person, and we never contact anyone on your behalf.
In an emergency. If you or someone else is in immediate danger, call your local emergency number (911 in the US).

The Safety page has the details.

5. Your stories and who owns what

5.1. What you write is yours. You keep all the rights you have in the lines you write.

5.2. What the AI writes for you is yours too. As between you and us, the replies, recaps and other text Weftwake writes in your stories belong to you. We give you whatever rights we have in them. Three things to know:

Copyright may not apply. The law may not protect material that is purely AI-generated. In the US, for example, copyright generally needs a human author. So you may not be able to stop others from using similar text.
Similar text is possible. Other players may receive text that is similar to yours. Our promise doesn't give you rights over their stories.
Weftwake itself stays ours. This promise doesn't cover the Weftwake world-building system, our prompts, the music, or anything else that is part of Weftwake itself (see section 14).

5.3. Plates are keepsakes.

Sharing. A plate you save is yours to keep and share. You can post it, print it for yourself or send it to friends. The saved file holds the picture, its caption, the plate number and its code, never your story.
No market. Weftwake doesn't sell plates or run a market for them.
Keep the AI label. When you share a plate, please keep the note that it is AI-generated, and don't present it as made by a person.

5.4. What you let us do with your stories. To run Weftwake, you give us permission to:

store, copy, process and display your stories, plates and settings;
send what's needed to the AI services listed on the Privacy page, so they can write replies, recaps and images and run the safety check;
keep backups, keep Weftwake secure, and do what the law requires.

This permission is worldwide and free of charge. It lasts only as long as we hold your content, plus the short time backups take to expire. It doesn't let us publish your stories, show them to other players (except what you choose to pass on, section 5.7), sell them or use them to advertise.

5.5. No training on your stories. We don't use your stories to train AI models. Our AI providers' contracts with us don't let them train their models on your stories either. Some details, such as how long a provider may keep data, are on the Privacy page.

5.6. Your stories are private. Only you can see your stories. The one way to share is passing an opening on (section 5.7), and only if you choose to. People at InterfaceDelta don't read your stories. The only exceptions are if you ask us to (for example, by sending us a story for support) or if the law requires it.

5.7. Passing an opening on. You can give a story's opening to someone with a private link ("Pass this opening on"). Here's how it works:

What's shared. The link carries the story's first line, the things you set as true at the start, and the narrator. You can edit or remove any of them before the link is made. It never carries the rest of your story, or the fear you set at the start.
Endings, side by side. When someone begins a story from your link, you each see the other's chapter cards as chapters end: the chapter's question, how it ended and its price. Neither of you sees the other's lines or replies, or who the other is.
Checked first. Before a link is made, an automatic check reads what will be shared. If it may name a real private person or break the content rules (section 10), no link is made, and you can change it and try again.
Private, not listed. Links aren't listed or searchable anywhere in Weftwake. Anyone you give the link to can open it, and so can anyone they pass it to.
Mature themes. An opening passed on while you have mature themes on opens only for players who have them on too.
Reports. Anyone who opens a link can report it. A reported opening is hidden at once. A person at InterfaceDelta reviews it and decides within 24 hours whether to restore it or remove it for good.
Deleting. Deleting the story, or everything, deletes its link and its chapter cards. Stories other players already began from your opening are theirs and stay with them.

5.8. Export and delete. You can export your data or delete one story or everything at any time. To export, use "Export my data". To delete, use "Delete everything" on the Privacy page, or type either phrase into the story line. Deleting can't be undone. It also removes any unused pack turns. Deleting everything also cancels your Patronage, if you have one.

6. Paying: Patronage and turn packs

6.1. Link takes the payment. We sell Patronage and turn packs through Stripe Managed Payments.

Who Link is. Link (Sold through Link, LLC, a Stripe company) is the merchant of record for your payment.
What you'll see. The checkout says "Sold through Link". Link takes your payment, works out and collects any sales tax or VAT, and sends your receipts. The charge shows as "LINK.COM*" followed by our name on your statement.
Whose terms apply. Link's Consumer Terms, including its Sold Through Link Terms, govern the payment. These terms govern Weftwake.
Who's responsible for what. We provide Weftwake and remain responsible for it. If something about Weftwake isn't right, come to us. You can manage or cancel a subscription with us or in your Link account. You can ask either of us about a refund (section 7).

6.2. Free turns.

Everyone gets 40 free turns in total, counted across all your stories.
Your first dream, with its plate, is free.
Free turns are per person. Please don't create extra identities to get more.

6.3. What is a turn? A turn is one move you send and the narrator's reply to it. The nightly dream, morning letters and things like exporting your data don't use turns. If a turn fails because of a problem on our side, write to us and we'll put it right, for example by restoring the turn.

6.4. Patronage (subscriptions).

Plan	Price	Turns
Patron, monthly	US$7.99 a month	600 a month
Patron, yearly	US$79.99 a year	600 a month
Founding Patron, monthly	US$4.99 a month for the first 12 months, then US$7.99 a month	600 a month

Founding price. The founding price is for the first 200 Patrons. It lasts for the first 12 monthly payments of your Patronage. After that, your Patronage continues as Patron, monthly, at the regular price (US$7.99 a month today), unless you cancel. We'll email you 7 to 30 days before the first payment at the regular price. If you cancel during the 12 months and come back later, the regular prices apply.
How the monthly allowance works. Your turns renew once a month on the day your Patronage began, at the time it began. If you started on the 18th, they renew on the 18th, the day a monthly plan is billed. A yearly plan renews its turns the same way, each month of the year. In a month without that day (say, the 31st), they renew on the month's last day. Turns you don't use in a month don't carry over.
Patron benefits. Patrons' stories dream every night.

6.5. Turn packs (one-time purchases).

Pack	Price	Turns
Turn pack	US$3	150
Turn pack	US$5	250
Turn pack	US$10	500
Turn pack	US$20	1,000
Finish this chapter	US$2.99	60

Who can buy which pack. Patrons can buy the US$3, US$5, US$10 and US$20 packs. "Finish this chapter" is for players who aren't Patrons.
How many you can hold. You can hold up to 2,000 unused pack turns at a time. A pack that would take you past that can't be bought until you've used some.
Pack turns carry over. They don't expire while Weftwake is running and your account exists. They stay yours if your Patronage ends.
Which turns go first. A Patron uses that month's allowance first, then pack turns.

6.6. Prices, currency and tax.

Prices are set in US dollars.
Link may show and charge your price in your local currency. Link then sets the exchange rate.
The checkout shows the final amount, including any tax, before you pay.

6.7. If a payment fails. Link may try again. While a renewal is unpaid, Patron benefits may pause. If it stays unpaid, your Patronage ends. Pack turns you've already bought stay yours.

6.8. Offers. We may sometimes offer discounts or promotions. We'll explain their terms when we offer them. They don't change what you've already paid for.

7. Renewal, cancelling and refunds

7.1. Patronage renews automatically.

How renewal works. A monthly plan renews every month and a yearly plan every year. Each renewal charges the same payment method at the price shown at checkout, plus any tax, until you cancel.
Before you pay. At checkout we show the price, how often you'll be charged, that the plan renews, and how to cancel. We ask for your agreement.
After you pay. We email you a confirmation with the same details.

7.2. Reminders.

Yearly plans. We email you 15 to 30 days before each yearly renewal, with the price and how to cancel.
Monthly plans. We remind you at least once a year what you pay and how to cancel. Link emails a receipt after every charge.

7.3. Price changes. Weftwake runs on AI models from other companies, and what they charge us can change. So we may change our prices, the turns a plan or pack includes, and which plans and packs we offer, at any time. For new purchases, the prices and turns shown at checkout apply. For a Patronage you already have, a change never applies to a period you've already paid for. It applies from a renewal, and we'll email you at least 7 days and no more than 30 days before that renewal. You can cancel before then. The founding price ends as section 6.4 describes.

7.4. How to cancel. You can cancel online at any time, in a few clicks, with no phone call. There are three ways:

in Weftwake: Account settings → Manage or cancel;
in your Link account at link.com;
by emailing hello@interfacedelta.com from the address you sign in with.

7.5. What happens when you cancel. No further payments will be taken. You keep your Patron benefits until the end of the period you've paid for, and then they stop. Your stories and any pack turns stay yours. Cancelling a monthly plan doesn't refund the current month. If you cancel within 14 days of a first purchase or a yearly renewal, section 7.6 applies.

7.6. Our 14-day refund promise (for everyone, wherever you live).

When it applies. You can ask for a refund within 14 days of:
(a) your first payment for a Patron plan;
(b) each yearly renewal;
(c) buying a turn pack.
How much you get back. We refund the price minus a fair share for the turns you've already used from that purchase. That share is the turns you used divided by the turns the purchase covers. For a yearly plan, the purchase covers 12 months of allowance.
What happens next. The plan or pack ends when we refund it.
How to ask. Write to hello@interfacedelta.com, use Withdraw from contract in Account settings, or ask Link.

7.7. Other refunds. We'll also refund you if:

you were charged twice or by mistake;
someone used your payment details without permission;
Weftwake didn't work as described, and we couldn't fix it within a reasonable time.

7.8. Link's own refund policy. Link may also give refunds under its own policy, for example within 60 days if something wasn't delivered or wasn't as described. Nothing in these terms reduces what Link's policy or the law gives you.

7.9. Please talk to us before a chargeback. If something's wrong, write to us first. We'll usually sort it out faster than a bank dispute can. If you dispute a charge, we may pause what that payment bought while the dispute is open. Your stories stay safe.

8. If you live in the EU or the UK: your right to withdraw

8.1. If you are a consumer in the European Union or the United Kingdom, you have a legal right to withdraw from a purchase within 14 days. You don't have to give a reason. The 14 days start on the day you buy a Patron plan or a turn pack.

8.2. Starting straight away. Weftwake is a digital service, and your turns are ready as soon as you pay. At checkout, you ask us to start right away and confirm that you understand two things:

if you withdraw within 14 days, you pay only for what you've used;
once you've used all the turns you bought, the purchase has been fully provided and you can no longer withdraw from it.

8.3. What you get back. If you withdraw, we refund the price minus a proportionate amount for what you've received up to the moment you tell us. We work that out two ways: by turns used (as in section 7.6) and by days passed. You get whichever gives you the larger refund. We refund you within 14 days of hearing from you, to the payment method you used. If we didn't ask you at checkout to start right away, you pay nothing for what you used.

8.4. How to withdraw. You can withdraw any of these ways:

use Withdraw from contract in Account settings and confirm;
email hello@interfacedelta.com, saying that you're withdrawing and from which purchase;
contact Link support and give "cooling off period" as the reason.

We'll confirm by email that we've received your withdrawal.

8.5. Your other legal rights. If you live in the EU or UK, you also have legal rights when digital content or a digital service is faulty or not as described. Nothing in these terms affects those rights. For example, Weftwake must match its description and work as described. If it doesn't, you may be entitled to have it fixed, to a price reduction or to end the contract.

9. Turns are not money

9.1. Turns, free turns, pack turns and Patron allowances are a licence to use Weftwake. They are not money, a bank balance or property. They have no cash value. You can't sell them, transfer them or exchange them for cash. The only exceptions are the refunds in sections 7, 8 and 13.

9.2. We won't take away turns you've paid for, except:

when we refund them;
under section 12, if you seriously break these terms;
when you delete everything (section 5.8).

10. Content rules

10.1. Stories can be dark. Weftwake is fiction, and fiction can go to hard places. But some things are never allowed, in any story, with or without mature themes. Don't use Weftwake to create, or try to make the AI create:

any sexual content involving anyone under 18, or anyone presented as a child or as childlike;
sexual content that isn't consensual, or that sexualizes violence;
explicit sexual content (Weftwake doesn't write it, so please don't try to force it);
sexual or romantic content about real people; content that harasses, threatens, defames or impersonates a real person; content that targets a private individual; or fiction about real people presented as fact. Real public and historical figures may otherwise appear in stories, as they do in fiction generally;
real-world instructions for harming people, making weapons, or committing crimes;
content that encourages real self-harm or suicide;
anything else that's illegal where you live or in the US, or that breaks the usage policies of our AI providers (for example, Anthropic's Usage Policy).

10.2. Use Weftwake fairly. Don't:

try to get around the age gate, the free-turn limit, the safety check or the content rules, for example by tricking the AI with "jailbreaks";
try to extract our prompts, models or code;
use bots, scripts or scrapers;
overload, probe or attack Weftwake;
resell Weftwake or access to it;
use Weftwake or its output to build or train a competing AI product;
use Weftwake in a way that breaks the law or other people's rights, including copyright.

10.3. How the rules are enforced.

The narrator. The narrator is designed to steer stories away from what's not allowed. It may decline or redirect a move.
Automatic checks. These limits are enforced automatically, together with the safety check in section 4.5.
No routine human review. No one at InterfaceDelta routinely reads stories (section 5.6).
Appeals. If you think Weftwake refused or paused something it shouldn't have, or that we've limited your account by mistake, write to hello@interfacedelta.com. A person will look at it and reply.

11. Copyright complaints

11.1. Weftwake stories are private, so we don't expect many copyright complaints. If you believe something on Weftwake infringes your copyright, send a notice to our copyright agent:

Copyright Agent, InterfaceDelta, Inc.
1435 Walnut St, Ste 501 #118, Philadelphia, PA 19102, USA
Phone: +1 445-456-4790
Email: hello@interfacedelta.com

11.2. Your notice should include:

your signature;
what work you think is infringed;
where on Weftwake the material is;
your contact details;
a statement that you believe in good faith the use isn't authorized;
a statement, under penalty of perjury, that your notice is accurate and that you are the owner or are authorized to act for the owner.

11.3. If we remove something after a notice, we'll tell the player. They can send a counter-notice under the US Digital Millennium Copyright Act. We close the accounts of people who repeatedly infringe.

12. Ending things

12.1. You can stop at any time. You can stop playing whenever you like. Cancel your Patronage (section 7.4) and, if you want, delete everything (section 5.8).

12.2. We may suspend or close your access if you seriously or repeatedly break these terms, including:

breaking the content rules in section 10;
fraud;
abusing free turns or refunds;
trying to harm Weftwake or other people.

We may also do it if the law requires it.

12.3. We'll usually tell you first. Where we reasonably can, we'll tell you why and give you a chance to explain. We may act straight away when there's a serious risk to people, to Weftwake or to us, or when the law requires it.

12.4. What happens to your stories and money. If we close your access:

Your stories. You can still export your stories, unless the law prevents it.
If you broke the terms. If we close your access because you broke these terms, we don't refund what you've paid, except where the law requires it.
If you didn't. If we close your access for any other reason, we refund unused prepaid Patron time and unused pack turns.

12.5. Sections 5.2, 5.3, 9 and 14 to 20 keep applying after these terms end.

13. Changes

13.1. Weftwake will change. We're still building Weftwake. We may add, change or remove features. If a change substantially reduces what you've paid for, you can cancel. We'll then refund the unused part of a prepaid period.

13.2. Changes to these terms. We may update these terms, for example when Weftwake changes or the law does. If a change matters, we'll tell you at least 30 days before it takes effect: by email if you've signed in, and in the app. Small fixes, such as typos, may take effect straight away. So may changes the law requires. Changes are never backdated, and they don't affect a dispute that has already started.

13.3. If you don't agree to a change. Stop using Weftwake and cancel before the change takes effect. If you've prepaid, we'll refund the unused part. If you keep using Weftwake after a change takes effect, the new terms apply to you.

13.4. If Weftwake closes. If we ever shut Weftwake down, we'll give you at least 30 days' notice. You'll have time to export your stories and save your plates. We'll refund unused prepaid Patron time and unused pack turns.

14. Weftwake belongs to us

14.1. Weftwake belongs to InterfaceDelta and its licensors. That includes the software, the design, the world-building system, the prompts, the music, the name "Weftwake" and its look. We give you a personal, non-transferable permission to use Weftwake for your own enjoyment while you follow these terms. Your own stories and plates are covered by section 5.

14.2. Feedback. If you send us feedback or ideas, we may use them to improve Weftwake. We owe you nothing for them. The feedback box is anonymous.

15. Disclaimers

15.1. We work hard to make Weftwake good and reliable. But it's a creative AI service, and we can't promise that it will always be available, error-free, or produce stories you'll like.

Outages. Weftwake depends on other services, such as AI providers and hosting. It may be interrupted.
Dreams. On some nights a dream may not happen.

15.2. For people outside the EU and UK. Weftwake is provided "as is" and "as available". As far as the law allows, we disclaim warranties that aren't written in these terms. That includes implied warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose and non-infringement.

15.3. What this doesn't take away. Some places don't allow these disclaimers, and if you live in one, they apply to you only as far as the law there allows. Nothing in this section limits rights you have under consumer protection law that can't be waived, or what we promise elsewhere in these terms.

16. Limits on our liability

16.1. For people outside the EU and UK, as far as the law allows:

(a) Indirect losses. We're not liable for indirect, incidental, special, consequential or punitive damages. We're not liable for lost profits or lost data either, beyond what we can restore.
(b) The total cap. Our total liability for all claims about Weftwake is the greater of:
what you paid for Weftwake in the 12 months before the claim arose; or
US$100.

16.2. What we never limit. Nothing in these terms limits liability that can't be limited by law. That includes liability for death or personal injury caused by our negligence, for fraud, or for gross negligence or wilful misconduct.

16.3. For consumers in the EU and UK.

What we're responsible for. We're responsible for loss or damage you suffer that is a foreseeable result of our breaking these terms or failing to use reasonable care and skill.
What we're not responsible for. We're not responsible for loss that wasn't foreseeable, or for business losses. Weftwake is for personal use.
Limits that don't apply to you. The cap in 16.1 doesn't apply to you where your local law doesn't allow it.

17. If you cause a claim against us

17.1. Paying for claims you cause. If someone makes a legal claim against us because you broke the content rules in section 10, or broke the law using Weftwake, you'll cover our reasonable costs of that claim.

17.2. How we'll handle it. We'll tell you about the claim promptly and let you take part in how it's handled.

17.3. EU and UK. This section doesn't apply to consumers in the EU or UK.

18. If we disagree

18.1. Talk to us first. Most problems can be fixed with an email. Before starting any legal claim, write to hello@interfacedelta.com. Say what's wrong and what you'd like us to do. We'll both try in good faith to resolve it within 30 days. This step doesn't stop the clock on any legal time limit.

18.2. No arbitration. You can go to court.

Small claims court. You can take a claim to small claims court wherever you live, if it qualifies.
Other courts. Otherwise, claims about Weftwake go to the state or federal courts in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. You and we both agree to those courts.

18.3. Which law applies. Pennsylvania law governs these terms, without regard to its conflict-of-laws rules. If you live in another US state, you still keep the protections of that state's laws that can't be waived by contract.

18.4. EU and UK. If you're a consumer in the EU or UK:

you keep the protection of the mandatory laws of the country where you live;
you can bring a claim in the courts there;
if you live in Scotland or Northern Ireland, you can use the courts there.

19. Notices for certain places

19.1. California. You can file a complaint, or get more information about your rights, with the Complaint Assistance Unit of the Division of Consumer Services of the California Department of Consumer Affairs, 1625 North Market Blvd., Suite N 112, Sacramento, CA 95834, or by phone at (800) 952-5210. We publish our crisis protocol on the Safety page.

19.2. New Jersey. Sections 15 and 16 don't limit our liability in New Jersey where New Jersey law doesn't allow that limit. In particular, they don't limit our liability for:

our negligence where New Jersey law doesn't allow that limit;
our breach of a duty under New Jersey consumer law;
punitive damages that New Jersey law allows.

19.3. Other places. Some states and countries give you rights these terms can't take away. Where that's the case, those rights win.

20. The rest

20.1. These terms are the whole agreement between you and us about Weftwake. The Privacy and Safety pages, and anything we show you at checkout, are part of them. Link's terms govern your payment (section 6.1).

20.2. If part of these terms doesn't hold up. If a court finds part of these terms unenforceable, the rest still applies, and that part is changed only as much as needed.

20.3. If we don't enforce something straight away, we can still enforce it later.

20.4. Events outside our control. We're not responsible for delays or failures caused by events we can't reasonably control. Examples are outages at our providers, internet failures, natural disasters or government action. This doesn't excuse refunds we owe you.

20.5. Transfers. We may transfer these terms to a company that takes over Weftwake, as long as your rights under them stay the same. We'll tell you if that happens. You can't transfer these terms or your account.

20.6. Email. We'll contact you by email if you've signed in, and otherwise in the app. Here's what we send:

What you'll always get: sign-in codes, purchase confirmations, renewal reminders and important notices about these terms.
Morning letters: only if you've turned them on. You can turn them off at any time.
From Link: Link emails your receipts.

Notices we send by email count as "in writing".

20.7. Language. These terms are written in English. If we ever offer a translation and the two differ, the English version applies, unless the law where you live says otherwise.

21. Contact us

InterfaceDelta, Inc. 1435 Walnut St, Ste 501 #118 Philadelphia, PA 19102, USA hello@interfacedelta.com weftwake.com

For payment questions you can also contact Link support at support.link.com.