THE RULES
Terms of use.
The rules that govern the use of the AVYOR app and collaborations between Creators and brands.
Last updated: 17 September 2026.
Courtesy translation. The French version is the binding one in the event of any discrepancy.
These terms govern the use of the AVYOR app and collaborations between Creators and brands. They describe how the product actually works. The publisher’s identity, the applicable law and the competent courts are still to be settled before going live and are flagged as such.
1. Purpose
These terms set the rules for accessing and using AVYOR, a mobile app connecting Creators and brands. By creating an account or using the app, you accept them, along with the privacy policy. If you do not accept them, do not use AVYOR.
2. Definitions
For the reading of this document:
- Creator: a user who presents their work and answers campaigns.
- Brand: a user who publishes a campaign and looks for Creators.
- Campaign: a brief published by a brand, describing the project, the expected content and the terms.
- Collaboration: a project engaged between a Creator and a brand following a campaign.
- Deliverable: content handed over by the Creator as part of a collaboration.
3. Access to the service
AVYOR is accessed from a mobile app. Access requires a compatible device and an internet connection, the cost of which remains yours. Some features may change, be added or be removed as the product moves forward.
4. Creating an account
You provide accurate information when creating your account and keep it up to date. You are responsible for keeping your credentials confidential and for the actions taken from your account. An account is personal: it is neither shared nor transferred.
5. Age requirements
AVYOR is reserved for people who have reached the age required to enter into a contract and to consent to the processing of their data.
To be completed before publication: Minimum age retained, to be aligned with the privacy policy and the applicable law.
6. User obligations
You undertake to use AVYOR in accordance with the law and with these terms, not to impersonate anyone, not to publish content you do not hold the rights to, and not to attempt to bypass the technical mechanisms of the service.
7. Creator profiles
Your profile, your videos and your portfolio are meant to be seen by other users. They must reflect your actual work. The statistics shown describe the activity observed on your content; they are neither a promise of reach nor a guarantee of income.
8. Brand accounts
If you use AVYOR on behalf of an organisation, you declare that you have the authority to bind it. The campaign information published must be accurate and reflect the project actually intended.
9. Campaigns
A campaign describes the project, the expected content and the terms of the collaboration. Those elements are the shared reference for the project: a brand cannot later demand a deliverable outside the brief that was accepted.
10. Applications and matching
A Creator can apply to a campaign; a brand can read profiles and the compatibility information offered by matching. Matching is a reading aid: it does not decide, and neither AVYOR nor matching guarantees that an application will succeed.
11. Collaborations
A collaboration begins when the Creator and the brand agree on a campaign. Exchanges, stages and deliverables are followed in the app. AVYOR provides the tool; the agreement binds the Creator and the brand to each other.
12. Content
You remain the owner of the content you publish on AVYOR. By publishing it, you grant AVYOR a limited, non-exclusive licence, strictly necessary to host it, display it and distribute it within the app as part of running the service.
13. Rights over deliverables
The usage rights granted to the brand over a deliverable are those set out in the terms of the campaign that was accepted: medium, duration and territory. Any use beyond that frame requires a separate agreement between the brand and the Creator.
14. AVYOR’s intellectual property
The AVYOR name, its logo, its interface and its software components are protected. These terms transfer no right over them to you.
15. Messaging
Messaging is there for exchanges tied to campaigns and collaborations. It is not an unlimited private channel: conversations may be read when handling a report or a dispute.
16. Payments
Payments go through Stripe; AVYOR stores no banking data. The brand funds the collaboration, and the transfer to the Creator happens after the deliverable is approved, according to the terms of the project and the state of the Creator’s payment account. Amounts and applicable fees are shown in the app before you commit. Processing times depend on the payment provider.
17. Cancellations and collaboration disputes
If a collaboration is interrupted, the parties first seek an agreement between themselves. Where disagreement persists, contact support stating which project is concerned. AVYOR is not a party to the agreement made between a Creator and a brand, and does not arbitrate the substance of their contractual relationship in their place.
18. Prohibited behaviour
The following, among others, are prohibited:
- Spam, mass soliciting and audience manipulation.
- Harassment, threats and hateful speech.
- Violent or unsolicited sexual content.
- Fraud, false declarations and impersonation.
- Publishing content that infringes a third party’s rights.
- Any attempt to bypass the payments provided for by the service.
19. Reporting and moderation
Profiles, videos and conversations have reporting and blocking actions. Reports are reviewed and may lead to content being removed or to a measure on the account concerned.
20. Suspension and termination
AVYOR may suspend or terminate an account where these terms are breached, in particular after a confirmed report. Where circumstances allow, the measure is preceded by notice and you can contest it with support.
21. Deleting your account
You can delete your account at any time from Settings, then Security. Finish any ongoing collaborations first: some records tied to a payment have to be kept for legal reasons, as the privacy policy explains.
22. Liability
AVYOR provides a tool for connecting people and is not a party to the agreements made between Creators and brands. AVYOR does not warrant the outcome of a campaign, nor the behaviour of a user. To the extent permitted by applicable law, AVYOR’s liability does not extend to indirect damages. Nothing in this document excludes a liability that cannot be excluded.
23. Service availability
AVYOR is provided as is and as available. The service may be interrupted for maintenance, an update or a technical incident. No stated availability level is guaranteed.
24. Third-party services
AVYOR relies on third-party services, notably Supabase and Stripe, whose own terms apply to their scope. Links to external services that you may add to your profile are your responsibility.
25. Data protection
The processing of your personal data is described in the privacy policy, which forms an integral part of these terms.
26. Changes to these terms
These terms may be changed to follow the evolution of the product or of regulations. The date they were last updated appears at the top of the page, and any substantial change will be flagged to you in the app. Continuing to use AVYOR after they take effect counts as acceptance.
27. Applicable law and disputes
The conditions under which a dispute relating to these terms is brought before a court depend on the applicable law and on whether you are a consumer or a professional.
To be completed before publication: Applicable law and competent courts, to be settled with the publisher before going live. No clause is presumed here.
28. Contact
For any question about these terms, write to us at the contact address below.
Write to us
For any question about this document: shavod.web@gmail.com.