Terms of service
Last updated: April 20, 2026
These terms govern your use of Vereme’s services operated by Vereme, Inc. (Delaware C-corp), with support from ES5 Pte Ltd (Singapore).
Service
Vereme provides AI-assisted appearance and wellness guidance. Output is informational and not medical, legal, or professional advice. You are responsible for decisions you make after using the service.
Accounts
You must provide accurate registration information and keep credentials secure. You are responsible for activity under your account.
Acceptable use
You agree not to misuse the service, attempt unauthorized access, scrape or reverse engineer the platform beyond permitted use, or upload unlawful or harmful content.
Subscriptions and payments
Paid features are billed through Stripe. Fees, renewal, and cancellation follow the checkout terms presented at purchase and applicable law.
Intellectual property
Vereme retains rights in the service, branding, and software. You retain rights in content you submit; you grant Vereme a licence to use that content to operate and improve the service for you.
Limitation of liability
To the maximum extent permitted by law, Vereme is not liable for indirect or consequential damages. The service is provided “as is” without warranties beyond those implied by law.
Personal-experience claim validation
Vereme may compare a brand’s public marketing claim against your own observed outcome on the relevant emotion dimension over the brand’s stated time frame. Any resulting feedback or alternative-product suggestion reflects your personal experience only. It is not a generalised claim by Vereme about the product, the brand, or that product’s performance for anyone other than you. We do not assert that the product fails or succeeds for the population at large; we report what your own emotion records suggest for you. Brand-neutrality applies: alternative suggestions ignore any commercial, sponsorship, or paid-placement signal.
Editorial data licensing & brand-neutrality
Vereme operates a three-tier data model. Tier 1 is operational flag content (crisis, distress, eating-disorder safety telemetry); it is pseudonymised, never licensed, never aggregated for licensing, and never used to drive any recommendation. Tier 2 is anonymised, cohort-floored product-experience aggregates (mean dimension scores, retention curves, repurchase rates per product); these are the only data products that may be licensed to third-party partners, and every aggregate enforces a minimum cohort size of 100 distinct users with zero freeform-text, cycle, or flag content. Tier 3 is fully de-identified internal usage statistics; not licensed, not exported.
Buying licensed access to Vereme’s data does not change the products Vereme recommends to anyone. Recommendations are computed from user-experience data only. The recommendation engine has no read access to data-partner contracts, and the data-licensing pipeline has no read access to recommendation engine code. The separation is structural and is verified daily by a brand-neutrality audit; results are published in aggregate at /data-partners/audit-summary.
Governing law
These terms are governed by the laws chosen for Vereme’s corporate structure and updated upon legal review. Venue provisions will be finalised with counsel.
Changes
We may update these terms; material changes will be communicated as appropriate. Continued use after changes constitutes acceptance.