Launch policy draft
Creator Terms
A future-facing draft for the controlled concierge pilot. Creator onboarding is not currently open.
Ownership
Creators retain ownership of original code, content, branding, and assets they submit. OnTap owns the platform, discovery system, global frame, moderation systems, and first-party platform code.
License to operate a Tool
A creator will need to grant OnTap a non-exclusive license to review, adapt where agreed, build, host, display, distribute, test, secure, and promote the submitted Tool and its metadata. The final scope, duration, termination effect, and promotional rights require legal review.
Creator responsibilities
Creators must have the rights needed for every submission; provide accurate descriptions, test fixtures, limitations, and attribution; disclose dependencies and data use; and follow the Acceptable Use Policy and review requirements.
Security boundary
Tools receive no platform capability by default. They may not access OnTap secrets, administration credentials, internal APIs, another creator’s storage, another Tool’s data, raw platform analytics, or user information unless a specific reviewed capability is later provided.
Review, versions, and removal
Initial publication and permission escalation require OnTap review. Published versions are immutable. OnTap may reject, unlist, suspend, remove, or roll back a Tool for security, quality, legal, operational, or policy reasons.
Analytics and monetization
The pilot may provide creators with limited aggregate usage information. Reporter identity and raw platform analytics remain private. Payouts and monetization are not currently offered; future commercial terms require a separate explicit agreement.
Not yet effective
The operator’s legal identity, minimum creator age, license language, warranties, indemnity, liability, governing law, dispute process, and termination rights require founder/legal decisions before any creator accepts these Terms.