Terms of Service

Last updated 4 November 2026

Draft — to be reviewed by counsel before Tharas is opened to the public.

The rules for using Tharas. We wrote them in plain words so anyone — including a school student and their parent — can read them.

1. About these terms

1.1 Who this agreement is between

These terms are an agreement between you and Tharas Tech India Private Limited (“Tharas”, “we”, “us”). You agree to them when you make an account, sign in, or pay for a plan. If you use Tharas for a school, club or business, you agree for them too, and you must be allowed to.

1.2 Words we use

Tharas

The website at tharas.tech, the app you build in, and the servers that build, preview and publish your projects.

Project

One website or web app you make with Tharas.

Change

One message asking Tharas to build or change something.

What you write

Your messages to Tharas, and any text or files you give it.

What Tharas makes

The code, pages, text and pictures Tharas produces for your project.

Your content

What you write and what Tharas makes for you, together.

Visitors

People who open a site or app you published.

Personal data

Anything that tells who a person is, like a name, email or phone number.

2. Using Tharas

2.1 What we let you do

While you follow these terms, you may use Tharas to make, change, preview and publish your own projects. This permission is personal to you: you cannot sell it, lend it or pass it on.

2.2 What you must not do with Tharas itself

• copy, resell or rent out Tharas, or offer it to others as your own service;
• take apart its code, or try to find out how it is built, except where the law allows;
• collect data from it with bots or scripts, or put more load on it than normal use;
• get around its sign-in, its limits, or its security.

2.3 Everything else stays ours

Anything these terms do not give you stays with us. Using Tharas does not make you an owner of any part of it.

3. Your account and your content

3.1 Making and looking after your account

• Sign in with your email and a password, or with Google. Both reach the same account when they use the same email address.
• One account is for one person. Keep your password to yourself. If you think someone else got in, reset your password and tell us.
• Use an email address you will keep. We do not accept throwaway inboxes, and only a few accounts can be opened from one network in a day.

3.2 Age, and children

Anyone can use Tharas. If you are under 18, a parent or legal guardian must agree to these terms for you, and must be the one who pays for a plan. We will ask for their agreement where the law requires it. If we learn that a child is using Tharas without it, we may pause the account until a parent or guardian agrees. Parents and guardians: you are responsible for what your child makes and publishes. Please look at their projects with them.

3.3 Deleting your account

Write to tech@tharastech.com from your account’s email address and ask us to delete it. We confirm, then delete it within 30 days (section 9.4 says exactly what happens).

3.4 Your content is yours

What you write and what Tharas makes for you belong to you. You may use them however you like, also outside Tharas. You are responsible for your content, and for having the right to use anything you give Tharas, like a logo or a photo.

3.5 What you let us do with it

You let us store your content, build and run it, show it to you and — when you publish — show it to everyone who visits, for as long as we need to run Tharas for you. We do not sell your content, use it to advertise Tharas without asking you, or use it to train AI models.

3.6 Keep your own copies

We save every version you publish and look after your projects carefully, but no service can promise never to lose anything. Keep your own copy of anything important — for example, the text and pictures you used.

3.7 Other services

Signing in with Google uses Google’s service, and paying uses Razorpay’s. Their own terms apply to what happens on their pages. The AI model that writes your code is Anthropic’s Claude. The privacy policy lists every company that handles your data for us.

4. Plans, payments and delivery

4.1 Plans and limits

• Starter is free: 1 project, 5 changes a month, and a monthly amount of building. When that runs out, building waits until the 1st of next month.
• What each paid plan includes is on the pricing page.
• On any plan you can buy extra changes in packs. They stay until you use them, are used only after your plan’s changes for the month, and, like other payments, are not refunded.
• Each build has a limit on how much work it can do, so one request cannot run on forever. A very large request may stop part way; you can then ask Tharas to carry on.

4.2 Paying

Paid plans are paid in Indian rupees through Razorpay, by UPI, card, net banking or wallet. Your card or UPI details go to Razorpay, not to us. Each payment covers 30 days. Nothing renews by itself: when the days end, you go back to Starter. If we change a price, the new price applies only to payments made after the change.

4.3 Taxes

Prices include GST. We email a GST invoice for every payment.

4.4 Help

Write to tech@tharastech.com for help with your account, a payment or a project. People read every message, and we reply by email.

4.5 How Tharas is delivered

Tharas is an online service; nothing is posted to you. A paid plan starts the moment your payment goes through, and its days are shown on your Plans page. Building, previews and published sites all happen in your browser.

4.6 Refunds

Payments are not refunded, including for days you did not use — except when the mistake is ours (charged twice, the wrong amount, or a plan that did not start) or the law requires it. The refunds page has the details.

4.7 Stopping

There is nothing to cancel. To stop, just do not pay again. You keep your projects, and your published sites stay online.

4.8 Offers

If we run an offer or a promotion, its own rules will be shown with it, and these terms apply too. An offer cannot be swapped for money.

4.9 Fair use

Paid plans are for normal use by one person. If one account uses far more than anyone else, we will talk to you before doing anything about it.

5. Fair and safe use

5.1 What you must not make

• Anything unlawful in India or where you are, or that copies someone else’s work, brand or name without permission.
• Sites that pretend to be another person, school, shop, bank or company, or that trick people into giving passwords, card numbers or money.
• Bullying, threats, hate, adult content, or anything harmful to children.
• Viruses, or tools to attack, spam or break into other systems.

5.2 What you must not do

• Get around plan limits, build limits or another person’s privacy — for example, by opening many free accounts.
• Use someone else’s account, or let others use yours.
• Upset other people’s use of Tharas, or test its security without our written permission.

5.3 Using our servers fairly

Tharas’ servers are for building, previewing and publishing your projects — not for storing large files, mining, sending bulk email, or running anything unrelated.

5.4 Export and sanctions laws

Do not use Tharas from, or for, a country or person that Indian law or the sanctions laws that apply to our providers forbid us to serve.

5.5 Your site, your visitors

If your site or app asks visitors for anything about them — a name, a phone number, an email — you are responsible for looking after it and for telling them what you do with it. We keep it only as part of your project.

5.6 Keeping your app safe

Do not put passwords or secret keys in what you write to Tharas or in your pages. If your app holds other people’s data, check who can see it before you publish, and fix a problem as soon as you find one.

5.7 AI makes mistakes — check what it builds

Please read this one twice. What Tharas makes is made by AI and can be wrong: a price, a phone number, a date, a sum, a sentence. Tharas tests its work, but a test is not a guarantee. Before you put a site online or rely on it, read every page and try it the way your visitors will. You are responsible for what you publish. AI can also make something that looks like what it makes for other people, so your project may not be one of a kind.

5.8 If you break these rules

We may stop a build, take a site offline, or close the account. Where it is serious, we may report it to the authorities.

6. Your data and AI

We do not use your projects or messages to train AI models. To build your project, what you wrote and the parts of the project being worked on are sent to the AI model, which uses them only to answer that request. We look inside a project only to fix a fault, when you ask for help, or when it has been reported to us.

7. Who owns what

• Ours: Tharas itself — the app, its design, its name and logo, and the code that runs it.
• Yours: your content (section 3.4).
• Your ideas for us: if you suggest how to make Tharas better, we may use the idea freely, without owing you anything.
• Your name: we will not use your name, your logo or your project to promote Tharas without your permission.

8. Privacy and security

How we collect, use and protect personal data is in our privacy policy, which is part of these terms.

9. How long this lasts, and ending it

9.1 How long

These terms apply from the moment you start using Tharas until your account is deleted.

9.2 Ending it yourself

You can ask us to delete your account at any time (section 3.3).

9.3 When we end it

We can close an account that breaks these terms, after telling you why — unless the law or the harm makes that unwise. We can also stop Tharas altogether; we would tell you at least 30 days before and stop taking payments then, so no days you paid for are cut short.

9.4 What happens then

Your projects and sites are deleted within 30 days, and your sites go offline. Invoices and payment records are kept as long as tax and company law require.

9.5 What still applies afterwards

Sections 5.7, 7, 10, 11, 12 and 15 still apply after an account ends.

10. What we can and cannot promise

We work hard to keep Tharas and your published sites running, but we cannot promise they will never stop or never have a fault. We provide Tharas “as it is”: as far as the law allows, we do not promise that what it makes will be right for a particular purpose or free of mistakes. We may change Tharas; if a change means a paid plan does much less, we will tell you first.

11. Limits on what we owe

11.1 In general

As far as the law allows, if something goes wrong our total responsibility to you is limited to what you paid us in the 3 months before it happened.

11.2 Business losses

We are not responsible for lost sales, lost profits, lost customers, lost data you could have kept a copy of, or other indirect losses. Nothing here takes away rights the law says cannot be taken away.

12. If you break these terms

If you break these terms or the law, and someone makes a claim against us because of it, you (or, for a child, the parent or guardian) will cover our reasonable costs of dealing with it.

13. Reporting a problem

13.1 Harmful or unlawful content

If a site made with Tharas is harmful, unlawful, or misuses someone’s personal data, write to tech@tharastech.com with its address and what is wrong.

13.2 Copyright

If a site uses your work without permission, tell us which work is yours, where it was copied, and how to reach you. If someone complains about your site, we tell you and you can answer.

13.3 How fast we act

We acknowledge every complaint within 24 hours and resolve it within 15 days. Where a court or the government orders us to remove something, we do so within the time the law sets.

14. Grievance officer

If you have a complaint about Tharas, about a site made with it, or about how we handle your personal data, you can write to our grievance officer. They are the person responsible for answering it.

Name

Sainadh

Email

tech@tharastech.com

Address

Tharas Tech India Private Limited, No. 92-12-951, 4th Line, Ramireddy Nagar, Guntur, Andhra Pradesh, India

Say who you are, what the complaint is about (with a link, if it is a site), and what you would like us to do. We acknowledge it within 24 hours and resolve it within 15 days.

15. Disagreements and the law

If you are unhappy, please write to us first; most problems are solved that way. If we cannot solve it within 30 days, these terms are governed by the laws of India, and disputes go to the courts at Amaravati, Andhra Pradesh, India. Your rights as a consumer under Indian law stay.

16. The rest

• Whole agreement: these terms, the privacy policy and the refunds page are the whole agreement between us.
• If a part fails: if one part turns out not to be valid, the rest still applies.
• No waiver: if we do not enforce a rule once, we can still enforce it later.
• Passing it on: you cannot pass this agreement to someone else. We can, if Tharas becomes part of another company, and we will tell you.
• Things outside our control: we are not responsible for delays caused by natural disasters, wars, or a large internet or power outage.
• Changes to these terms: we will email you at least 15 days before an important change. A change to what a plan includes or costs applies from your next payment, never to days you already paid for. Small fixes may happen without notice; the date at the top always shows the latest version.

17. Notices

We send notices to your account’s email address. Send yours to tech@tharastech.com. We may also email you news, tips and offers about Tharas; each has a one-click way to stop (see the privacy policy).

18. Contact

Company

Tharas Tech India Private Limited

CIN

U62013AP2023PTC111212

Registered office

No. 92-12-951, 4th Line, Ramireddy Nagar, Guntur, Andhra Pradesh, India

Email

tech@tharastech.com

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