Terms of Service
These terms govern your use of Reflica during the closed beta.
These Terms govern the terms and procedures for using the AI video editing service “Reflica” (the “Service”) provided by VoyagerX, Inc. (the “Company”), as well as the rights, obligations, and responsibilities of the Company and its Members.
1. Purpose and definitions
These Terms govern the terms and procedures for the Company's provision of the Service, and the rights, obligations, and responsibilities between the Company and its Members.
"Service"
The AI-agent-based chat video creation and editing service (Reflica) provided by the Company.
"Member"
A person who has agreed to these Terms and registered an account to use the Service.
"Input"
Files, text, prompts, reference material, and the like that a Member uploads or enters into the Service.
"Output"
Video, images, audio, text, and the like that the Service generates from Input.
"Content"
Input and Output collectively.
2. Effect and amendment of the Terms
(1) These Terms take effect upon being posted on the Service screen.
(2) The Company may amend these Terms within the scope permitted by applicable law. Where it amends these Terms, the Company will state the content of the amendment, its effective date, and the reason for it, and post notice on the Service screen from 7 days before the effective date.
(3) Where the Company amends these Terms in a manner that is disadvantageous to Members or material in nature, the Company will, together with the notice under paragraph (2), give individual notice by the email address the Member registered or by in-service notification from 30 days before the effective date.
(4) When giving notice under paragraphs (2) and (3), the Company will also state that a Member who does not express refusal before the effective date is deemed to have agreed to the amendment. Where a Member does not express refusal before the effective date and continues to use the Service after that date, the Member is deemed to have agreed to the amended Terms.
(5) A Member who does not agree to the amended Terms may express refusal before the effective date and terminate the use contract.
3. Registration and accounts
Registration is by Google account sign-in; during the closed beta, only users invited or approved by the Company may register. Members must keep the account information provided at registration accurate, and the Company is not responsible for disadvantages arising from inaccurate or outdated information. An account may be used only by the Member themself and may not be transferred or lent to a third party.
4. Use by minors
During the closed beta, only persons aged 19 or older may use the Service.
5. Provision and modification of the Service
(1) The Company provides a function whereby a chat-based AI agent creates and edits video content at a Member's request. The Service is provided free of charge during the closed beta.
(2) The Company may add or change individual features, or temporarily suspend them, during the beta. In such cases the Company will give advance notice to the extent possible, but may give notice afterwards where unavoidable circumstances such as urgent incident response arise.
(3) The Company will endeavor to provide a stable service but does not guarantee continuous availability given the nature of a beta service.
6. Notice regarding the use of generative AI
(1) The Service uses generative AI to create video content. Members use the Service with an understanding of each of the following:
- Output may be inaccurate or incomplete and may differ from real people, places, and events.
- Generation results may differ each time even for the same request, and Output may not match a Member's intent.
- The Company uses third-party AI models to provide the Service; their availability, behavior, and terms of use are outside the Company's control and may change.
(2) A Member must review the content of Output themself before making it public or using it for work.
7. Member obligations
Members must not engage in any of the following while using the Service:
- Creating, uploading, or distributing content that violates applicable law (illegal filming, obscene material, content harmful to minors, defamatory or copyright-infringing material, etc.)
- Infringing another person's copyright, portrait rights, trademark rights, or other intellectual property or legal rights
- Disrupting normal operation of the Service or abnormally accessing or misusing the system (excessive automated requests, circumvention via account sharing, etc.)
- Reverse engineering, decompiling, or disassembling the Service, or attempting to extract its source code
- Impersonating a real person or using their name, likeness, or voice without authority, or creating and distributing video that misleads others into believing an event actually occurred
- Generating or distributing non-consensual sexual images or video of a real person
- Circumventing usage limits or request restrictions, or reselling or re-providing the Service to a third party without the Company's approval
- Any other act that violates applicable law or these Terms
8. Rights in content
(1) Rights in Input a Member uploads to the Service belong to the Member. A Member warrants that they hold the rights necessary for the Input or have obtained a lawful license from the rights holder, and where the Input includes the name, likeness, or voice of a real person, that they have obtained the consent necessary for its use.
(2) The Company does not assert rights in Output. A Member may freely use and distribute Output, including for commercial purposes. However, the Company does not warrant that copyright subsists in Output.
(3) A Member is responsible for using or distributing Output outside the Service and for the consequences thereof. The Company does not warrant that Output does not infringe the rights of third parties.
(4) A Member grants the Company a non-exclusive, royalty-free license to reproduce, store, transmit, modify, and analyze Content to the extent necessary to provide the Service and improve its quality, and — where the Company receives a report or becomes aware of circumstances suggesting a violation — to the extent necessary to determine whether these Terms or applicable law have been violated and to take the measures called for. The Company does not review a Member's Content for any other purpose and assumes no obligation to monitor Content on an ongoing basis. This license is limited to those purposes and terminates when the Member deletes the Content or withdraws.
(5) The Company does not use a Member's Content or Output to train AI models.
(6) The processing of personal data contained in Content is governed by the Privacy Policy.
9. Restriction of use and termination
(1) Where a Member violates these Terms or disrupts normal operation of the Service, or where necessary for compliance with law or for the security of the Service and other Members, the Company may restrict that Member's use of the Service or terminate the use contract.
(2) Where the Company restricts use of the Service, it will notify the Member of the grounds and the method of objection by the email address the Member registered, at the same time as the restriction or without undue delay.
(3) Where the Company terminates the use contract, it will notify the Member of the grounds, the time of termination, and the method of objection by the email address the Member registered, at least 7 days before termination. However, where there is a risk of harm that would be difficult to remedy unless terminated immediately — such as distribution of unlawful content or an attack on the system — the Company may terminate first and notify without undue delay.
(4) A Member may raise an objection through our contact channel within 14 days from the date of receiving notice under paragraph (2) or (3), and the Company will reply with the outcome within 14 days from the date the objection is received. Where the objection is well founded, the Company will lift the measure without undue delay.
(5) A Member may request withdrawal at any time through the in-service withdrawal request feature or our contact channel. The Company will suspend the account's use of the Service immediately upon receiving the request and destroy the retained data without undue delay; the specific scope and method of destruction are governed by the Privacy Policy.
(6) Even after the use contract ends, Article 8 (Rights in content), Article 10 (Disclaimer), and Article 11 (Damages and scope of liability) remain in effect.
10. Disclaimer
(1) The Service is provided in closed beta, as currently provided. The Company does not warrant that the Service will be fit for a Member's particular purpose or that it will operate without error.
(2) The Company is not liable for interruption or delay of the Service, or loss of data, arising without the Company's intent or negligence, as in each of the following cases:
- An event beyond the Company's control occurs, such as a natural disaster, power outage, or network failure
- A third-party service the Company uses to provide the Service (an AI model provider, cloud infrastructure provider, etc.) is interrupted or fails, and the Company could neither foresee nor avoid it
- The cause is attributable to the Member
(3) Unexpected errors or data loss may occur during the beta. The Company provides a function allowing Members to download and keep Output they created, and Members are advised to keep important Output separately.
(4) Nothing in this Article excludes or limits any liability of the Company that cannot be excluded or limited under applicable law.
11. Damages and scope of liability
(1) Where the Company or a Member causes damage to the other party in breach of these Terms, that party is liable to compensate for the damage.
(2) The scope of damage the Company compensates is limited to ordinary damage. Damage arising from special circumstances is compensated only where the Company knew or could have known of those circumstances.
(3) Considering that the Service is provided free of charge during the beta, the Company is not liable for indirect or consequential damage such as a Member's lost business opportunity or reduced revenue. This does not apply where the damage is caused by the Company's intent or gross negligence.
12. Governing law and jurisdiction
(1) These Terms are governed by the laws of the Republic of Korea. Where a dispute arises between the Company and a Member in connection with use of the Service, both parties will consult in good faith toward an amicable resolution; where consultation does not succeed, an action is filed with the court having jurisdiction under the Civil Procedure Act.
(2) Even if part of these Terms is held invalid or unenforceable, the validity of the remaining provisions is not affected.
13. Contact and effective date
VoyagerX, Inc. (Representative: Sedong Nam · Business registration number 852-88-00656) — Majesta City Tower 1, 10F, 12 Seocho-daero 38-gil, Seocho-gu, Seoul, Republic of Korea · privacy@voyagerx.com · +82-2-2161-5189
These Terms take effect on 2026-08-03. Matters concerning personal data are governed by the Privacy Policy.
v2026-08-03