Terms and Conditions

Effective date: 20 October 2026 · Vyškov, Czech Republic

1. Introduction

Individual entrepreneur Jan Fűri, ID No. (IČO): 04900651 (hereinafter referred to as the "Operator") is the operator of the internet portal assetlog.ai, available at https://assetlog.ai (hereinafter referred to as the "Service").

2. Description of the Service

AssetLog is a classified-ads portal that publishes listings in the following category:

• real estate — apartments, houses, and land

Publishing a listing is a paid service. A listing in the real-estate category is published only if the user holds an active paid plan under Article 2b with available quota, or the Commission plan under Article 2c. A listing submitted without an active plan, or beyond the quota, is stored but not published — it stays hidden until the user obtains a plan, after which the Service publishes it automatically.

The homeplot floor-plan editor under Article 2e is also available free of charge (in its basic version).

The Service acts solely as an intermediary between the advertiser and the visitor; the Operator is not a party to any contractual relationship that may arise between users.

2b. Paid Listing Plans, Boosting and AI Search

The Operator offers paid plans in three tiers (Basic, Pro, Ultra) that allow an advertiser to publish listings, hold more of them at once and obtain additional features. The Basic plan is a one-off payment for 30 days (it does not renew automatically); the Pro and Ultra plans are subscriptions billed monthly or yearly. A fourth option is the Commission plan, which cannot be purchased and is governed by Article 2c.

Currency. Prices are charged in euros (EUR), and in Czech koruna (CZK) on the Czech version of the Service. The koruna prices are not a conversion of the euro ones — they are set separately and stated below for each item. The currency and amount shown in the payment gateway before the order is completed prevail. The stated prices are final and apply as of the effective date of these Terms; the current prices, quotas and included features are always shown on the Service's pricing page and in the "Billing" section of the user account before the order is completed and prevail in case of any discrepancy.

The Ultra plan can be extended with additional listing slots at €3 / CZK 79 per month per extra slot. The Pro and Ultra plans can be billed annually at ten times the monthly price (i.e. two months free).

• Visibility period. A listing is visible for as long as the plan is active (for the Basic plan, for the paid 30-day period) and within the quota of the chosen plan. When the plan ends or expires, the listings are hidden; renewing the plan makes them visible again. Hidden listings are retained for as long as the user account exists — hiding does not delete any data.
• Automatic renewal (Pro and Ultra). The Pro and Ultra subscriptions renew automatically at the end of each billing period until the user cancels. They can be cancelled at any time in the customer portal; the cancellation takes effect at the end of the period already paid for. The Basic plan is one-off and does not renew automatically — it simply expires after 30 days.
• Boosting (sponsored placement). A boost displays a listing for 7 days in the first position of the feed (overriding time-based sorting), clearly labelled with a "Sponsored" badge. A boost can be obtained in two ways: (a) from the monthly quota of the Ultra plan (3×/month), or (b) as a one-off purchase of €5 / CZK 129 per listing via the Stripe payment gateway — available even without an active subscription. Ranking of sponsored listings does not rely on user profiling. A boost is a digital service supplied immediately; once performance begins, the 14-day right of withdrawal lapses and the fee is not refunded for unused days.
• AI search. A tool that searches listings and answers questions phrased in plain language. Every user has free daily queries whose number depends on sign-in status: 3 queries when signed out and 10 when signed in (regardless of plan; instead of a higher daily quota, paid plans include plan AI credits, see below). The number resets every day; unused free queries do not carry over to the next day, are not AI credits and cannot be used to generate images. Once they are used up, each further query costs 1 AI credit.
• AI credits. A balance on the user's account used to pay for AI search beyond the free daily queries (1 AI credit per query) and for generating images and videos with AI, the AI assistant and the house from a floor plan photo in the homeplot editor (Articles 2e.6, 2e.7, 2e.9 and 2e.10). Every account receives 10 free AI credits once (welcome credits); they are not renewed and cannot be exchanged for money. For the first project showcase under Article 2e.8, the account receives a further one-time 5 AI credits on the same terms. Further AI credits can be purchased as a one-off pack of 35 AI credits for €1.99 / CZK 49 or 120 AI credits for €4.90 / CZK 129 via the Stripe payment gateway. The purchase requires an account — the credits are added to the user's account (not to browser cookies). Welcome and purchased AI credits do not expire and are not transferable to another user. Plan AI credits: the Basic plan includes 100 AI credits, the Pro and Ultra plans include 300 AI credits for each month the plan is active. The month starts with the first use of AI credits after the previous month has ended; on the Basic plan, plan credits are valid at most until the end of the paid 30-day period. Plan credits are used before any other AI credits. Unused plan credits expire at the end of the month, do not carry over to the next month, cannot be exchanged for money and lapse when the plan ends. It is a digital service supplied immediately; once performance begins (crediting the credits to the account), the 14-day right of withdrawal lapses and the fee is not refunded for unused credits.
• Booking calendar. A prospect books a call, an online meeting or a viewing directly from a listing; the request appears in the advertiser's account. The feature is included in all paid plans and in the Commission plan. The Operator only facilitates the booking — it is not a participant in the meeting and does not warrant that it will take place or how either party will act.
• Listing import from a CRM. On the Pro and Ultra plans (and on the Commission plan) the Operator may ingest listings automatically from the advertiser's API or XML feed. The advertiser is responsible for the content and for being entitled to supply the data for this purpose; imported listings count towards the plan quota exactly like manually entered ones. The Operator does not warrant against outages, errors or changes on the source system's side and may suspend the import if it places an undue load on the Service or delivers defective data.
• Sponsored articles. The Pro and Ultra plans entitle the advertiser to submit their own article for publication in the Guides section — 1 article on Pro and 2 articles on Ultra, in each case per the last six months (a rolling window measured from the date an article is created, not a calendar half-year). Every article created counts towards the quota, including a draft awaiting review. The article runs under the author's name with a link to their profile and is clearly labelled as paid content. No entitlement to publication arises — every article undergoes editorial review and the Operator may decline to publish it, or withdraw it after publication, without giving reasons, in particular where it conflicts with Article 3. An article must not contain HTML or links to third-party websites (a link to the advertiser's own website is permitted). The author is responsible for the content, its accuracy and for being entitled to publish it; by publication the author grants the Operator a royalty-free licence to display it within the Service. Non-publication of an article does not give rise to any claim for a refund of the plan price, as the plan price is not tied to an individual article.
• Advertiser's website link. The Pro and Ultra plans entitle the advertiser to provide a link to their own website, which the Service displays under the advertiser's card on their public profile and on their listings. In the page code the link is marked as paid (rel="sponsored nofollow"); the Operator therefore does not warrant any effect on search-engine rankings or any number of visits to the website. The Service measures clicks on the link and shows their number to the advertiser in the "Results" section. The link must lead to the website of the advertiser or their business; the advertiser is responsible for the content of the linked website. The Operator may hide or remove the link without compensation if it leads to content that conflicts with Article 3, to malicious software or to a fraudulent site. When the plan ends or expires, the link is no longer displayed; the address remains saved in the account.
• Value Added Tax (VAT). The Operator is not a VAT payer; no VAT is therefore added to the stated prices and the prices are final. After each payment, an invoice is available for download in the "Billing" section.
• Payment processing. Payments are processed by the payment service provider Stripe; the Operator does not store payment card details. Processing is governed by Stripe's terms and policies.
• Withdrawal and refunds. The subscription is a digital service. By starting performance (publishing a listing or enabling a paid feature) with the consumer's express consent, the statutory 14-day right of withdrawal (Directive 2011/83/EU) is extinguished. Fees for unused days of a period already paid for are not refunded unless mandatory law requires otherwise.

The seller-tier badge (silver for the Pro plan, gold for the Ultra plan) indicates the seller's paid subscription tier; the blue badge marks a Partner on the Commission plan (Article 2c), i.e. an advertiser with a written agreement in place. It does not mean identity verification, vetting, or any warranty by the Operator as to the quality, truthfulness, or legality of the advertised goods or services.

2c. Commission Plan (Free Listing with a Fee per Deal)

Alongside the paid plans, the Operator offers the Commission plan. Publishing listings under it is free of charge; instead of a subscription the advertiser (the „Partner“) pays a fee per closed deal — an agreed share of the commission the Partner earned on that deal (Article 2c.3). The plan cannot be purchased — it arises only from a written agreement between the Operator and the Partner, following an application sent from the Service's pricing page. A submitted application is a non-binding offer by the Partner, not a concluded contract; the Operator is under no obligation to accept it.

2c.0 Scope of the Plan

The Commission plan covers publishing listings within the volume agreed in the agreement, their distribution to AI assistants (the Service's API and MCP interfaces), automatic English translation of the listing, the booking calendar, the blue Partner badge (Article 2b), and listing import (JSON or XML from the Partner's API, or schema.org structured data from the Partner's website).

The plan does not include the features reserved for the paid plans under Article 2b — in particular the silver and gold seller-tier badges (which indicate the tier of a paid subscription, not a partnership), sponsored articles, the website link, boosting, and the higher daily AI search quota. The Partner may buy a boost as a one-off purchase at any time on the terms of Article 2b. The current scope of the plan is always shown in the Service's pricing page; the Operator may change it for the future, and any such change does not apply to deals already closed.

2c.1 What Counts as a Closed Deal

A closed deal means a transaction that meets all of the following conditions:

• the subject of the transaction is an asset (property or other) that was published as the Partner's listing on the Service at the time of contact;
• a binding contract has been concluded between the Partner (or the Partner's client) and the counterparty — for real estate typically a reservation or purchase agreement, for other assets a purchase agreement;
• the Partner has received the purchase price or become entitled to a commission from that transaction;
• the counterparty is an introduced prospect under Article 2c.2.

2c.2 Introduced Prospect and Evidence

An introduced prospect is a person who first contacted the Partner through the Service — in particular by sending an inquiry from a listing detail page, booking a time slot, clicking the contact details in a listing, or via the Service's AI assistant or API/MCP interface — no more than 12 months before the binding contract was concluded.

Evidence is provided by the Service's records: every inquiry sent from a listing is stored as a record with a timestamp, the listing identifier and the prospect's contact details; interactions with a listing (views, contact clicks, AI agent visits) are captured in the operational log. The Partner shall notify the Operator of a closed deal and mark the listing as inactive without undue delay and no later than 30 days after the binding contract is concluded. Failure to notify does not release the Partner from the obligation to pay the fee.

Where the Partner claims that the prospect was acquired through a channel other than the Service, the burden of proof lies with the Partner, who shall evidence the source of the contact from their own records (CRM). Disputed cases shall primarily be resolved by agreement.

2c.3 Fee and Payment Terms

• For each closed deal the Operator is entitled to a fee equal to the agreed percentage of the Partner's commission. The rate (percentage) is set in the written agreement; without an agreed rate the plan does not come into existence. No flat fee and no minimum amount apply.
• The Partner's commission means the remuneration the Partner received, or became entitled to, for the closed deal — typically a brokerage commission.
• A commission in a currency other than the euro is converted for invoicing purposes at the European Central Bank rate in force on the day the deal is reported.
• The Partner shall state the amount of the commission truthfully when reporting the deal; the Operator may request supporting evidence and compare it with the sale price and the price shown in the listing. Disputed cases shall primarily be resolved by agreement.
• The rate in force on the day the binding contract is concluded applies; a later change of the rate does not apply to deals already closed.
• The Operator's entitlement arises on the day the binding contract is concluded. The Operator issues an invoice payable within 14 days.
• The Operator is not a VAT payer; the stated amounts are therefore final and no tax is added to them.

2c.5 Invoicing and Billing Details

The Operator bills the fee by an electronic invoice delivered to the Partner by e-mail and made available in the Partner's account under Billing. The Partner agrees to invoices being issued and sent electronically; the Operator does not issue paper invoices. Payment is processed by the payment service provider Stripe (Stripe Payments Europe, Ltd.), which sends the invoice on the Operator's instruction and collects the payment.

So that a proper invoice can be issued, the Partner must provide billing details in their account: business name or full name, company registration number, registered address and, where the Partner is a VAT payer, the VAT number. Without these the Operator will not issue an invoice and the fee becomes due only on the day the Partner completes them. The Partner is responsible for their accuracy and must reflect any change in their account without undue delay.

Every invoice states the identification of both parties (name, registered address and company registration number of the supplier and of the recipient), the invoice number, the issue date, the due date, the scope and subject of the performance, and the amount invoiced. The Operator's identification and contact details are set out in Article 8 of these terms.

The Operator processes the Partner's billing details solely to issue and archive the tax document (legal basis: performance of a contract and compliance with a legal obligation under accounting legislation) and passes them, to the extent necessary, to the payment service provider. Details are set out in the Privacy Policy.

2c.4 Term, Termination and End of the Plan

The agreement is concluded for an indefinite term. Either party may terminate it without stating a reason with 30 days' notice. Termination does not extinguish the entitlement to the fee on deals where the prospect was introduced while the agreement was still in force. Once the agreement ends the plan expires and the Partner may continue on the free listing tier or on one of the paid plans.

The Operator may withdraw the plan with immediate effect in the event of a material breach of the agreement or of these terms — in particular repeated failure to report a closed deal, payment delay exceeding 30 days, or false information given in the application.

The wording of this Article in force on the day an application is submitted is recorded with that application, so that the terms the Partner agreed to remain verifiable afterwards.

2a. Ranking and Display of Listings (Feed Transparency)

In the interest of transparency, the Operator sets out the main parameters used to rank and display listings on the Service (Article 5 of Regulation (EU) 2019/1150). Ranking does not rely on any user profiling or prior behaviour — it is the same for every visitor and depends only on the chosen sort mode and the filters applied.

The only paid influence on ranking is boosting. An actively boosted (sponsored) listing is shown in the first position of the feed for the duration of the boost and is clearly labelled with a "Sponsored" badge. This sponsored placement does not apply when sorting by price, where a clean price ladder is shown. Sponsored placement likewise does not rely on user profiling. Apart from active boosting, all listings are ranked solely according to the organic criteria set out below.

• Default sort ("Newest") — chronologically by the date the listing was added, newest first.
• "Most popular" — by the total number of "likes".
• By price — ascending or descending by price; listings without a stated price are always placed last. Sponsored placement does not apply in this mode.
• By location — if the user provides a location (GPS coordinates), listings are ranked primarily by distance from the given point.

2e. The homeplot Editor (homeplot.ai)

The Service includes the web-based homeplot editor (formerly Home design), with its landing page at https://homeplot.ai and the editor itself at https://homeplot.assetlog.ai (the "Editor"). In the Editor, a user can draw the floor plan of an apartment or a house, place furniture, plan a garden and view the result in 3D. These Terms apply to the Editor in the same way as to the rest of the Service; this Article sets out what is specific to the Editor.

2e.1 Price

The Editor is free of charge in its basic version. The basic version consists of all features the Editor offers without ordering a paid service; the Operator charges nothing for using them and does not require any paid plan under Article 2b or 2c. The paid features are generating images with AI under Article 2e.6, videos with AI under Article 2e.7, the AI assistant under Article 2e.9 and the house from a floor plan photo under Article 2e.10. The Operator may offer further additional paid features. They will always be clearly marked, their price will be stated in advance and they will be charged only on the basis of the user's express order. The Operator will inform users in advance of any reduction in the scope of the free version.

2e.2 Access

The Editor requires a user account on the Service with a verified email address. Once the address is verified, the Editor is available to the user without further approval. The Operator may restrict or withdraw an individual user's access, in particular in the event of a breach of these Terms or misuse of the Editor. In the event of overload or misuse, the Operator may temporarily make access to the Editor subject to its manual approval. There is no legal entitlement to access the Editor.

2e.3 Projects and Sharing

Plans, photos and other content that a user creates or uploads in the Editor ("Projects") remain the user's own and are private — only the user can see them. The user grants the Operator a non-exclusive, royalty-free licence to Projects only to the extent necessary to store, process and display them within the Service.

Sharing a Project via a link, embedding it on another website, attaching it to a listing and viewing it in augmented reality (AR) are additional features under Article 2e.1. The Editor currently shows them as locked and they are not available. Sharing links created earlier keep working until the user cancels them; they can be cancelled at any time. If the Operator makes sharing available, anyone who knows the link can view the shared Project. The user may download and share photos of a Project (snapshots from the Editor and images created with AI); at full size they carry the homeplot.ai mark (photos taken before 1 October 2026 carry homedesign.assetlog.ai).

The user is responsible for being entitled to use uploaded photos and other content and for such content not infringing the rights of third parties; Article 3 applies accordingly. Projects can be deleted at any time. The Operator may set technical limits (for example on the number of Projects, their size or the number of photos); the Editor indicates them when they are reached.

2e.4 Illustrative Nature of Visualisations

Plans, dimensions, 3D views and AR in the Editor are illustrative visualisations. They are not building design documentation, construction drawings, surveys or expert opinions, and they do not replace the work of an architect, designer or structural engineer. The accuracy of the result depends on the data entered by the user; verify dimensions on site before buying furniture, carrying out building work or making any other decision. Models of furniture, plants and buildings in the Editor are illustrative and are not an offer of goods or services. The Operator is not liable for damage resulting from decisions made on the basis of a visualisation; Article 4 applies.

2e.5 Development, Availability and Automated Access

The Editor is under continuous development and its features may change. The Operator does not guarantee its uninterrupted availability or the permanent retention of Projects (Article 4). Accessing the Editor with robots, crawlers or AI agents is not permitted, and connecting the Editor to AI assistants (MCP and WebMCP) is currently disabled. The ban on downloading the Editor and using it for artificial intelligence is set out in Article 5a; cookies in the Editor are covered by Article 6.

2e.6 Generating Images with AI

The "Generate with AI" feature turns a photo of a Project (a shot taken in the Editor) into a photorealistic visualization in the style the user picks or describes. It is a paid feature: creating one image costs 5 AI credits (Article 2b). The price is shown before sending, and the credits are deducted when the request is sent. If the image cannot be created (service error, the AI provider refusing the request, timeout), the credits are refunded automatically to the account.

To create the image, the photo, a description of the objects in the shot (type, dimensions and materials from the Project) and the text of the request are passed to the artificial intelligence provider (OpenAI) as a processor; details are in the Privacy Policy, Article 3b. The created images are saved in the Project and Article 2e.3 applies to them.

For an object in the Project (furniture, items in the garden) the user may upload a picture of how the object should look (for example their own photo or a product picture). "Generate with AI" then passes the pictures of the objects that appear in the photo to the AI provider as a model; creating an image from a photo with at least one such object costs 1 AI credit more. The user may upload only pictures they have the necessary rights to use (in particular copyright in other people's photos) and is responsible for not infringing the rights of third parties by uploading and using them. Uploaded pictures are visible only to the user, who can delete them at any time.

The images are created by artificial intelligence. Under Article 50 of Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 (the AI Act), the Operator marks them with a visible "AI" label in the image and with machine-readable metadata. The user must not remove the label or the metadata and must not present the image as a photo of a real place; when using it publicly (for example in a listing), the user states that it is a visualization created by artificial intelligence. Compared with the Project, the AI may change details, materials and proportions, so the images are indicative only and Article 2e.4 applies. The request must not breach Article 3; the AI provider may refuse it.

2e.7 Videos with AI

The "Animate with AI" feature turns a camera walkthrough that the user sets up in the Editor (a camera shot) into a realistic video. The camera, shots and their playback in the Editor are free; only creating the video with artificial intelligence is paid. It costs 5 AI credits for every started second of the shot, but at least 45 AI credits per video (Article 2b); a shot may be at most 10 seconds long. The price is shown before sending, and the credits are deducted when sending. The Operator checks the length of the clip from the uploaded file: if it is shorter, the difference in credits is refunded; if it is longer than what was paid for, no video is created and the credits are refunded.

If the video cannot be created (service error, timeout), the credits are refunded automatically to the account. If the AI provider refuses the request for breaching its content rules and still charges for processing it, the credits are not refunded. No credits are refunded for a video that was created successfully but does not meet the user's expectations; another video is a new order.

To create the video, the clip from the Editor (frames of the walkthrough), the text of the request and, where chosen, an image used as a look reference are passed to the artificial intelligence provider (Runway AI, Inc.) as a processor. If the user does not choose a look reference, one is created from the first frame of the clip as in Article 2e.6 (OpenAI). Details are in the Privacy Policy, Article 3b. The clip is used only to create the video and is deleted once it is finished. The finished videos are saved in the Project and Article 2e.3 applies to them. Videos carry a visible "AI" label and a machine-readable mark in their metadata; the third paragraph of Article 2e.6 applies accordingly to their labelling, public use and indicative nature.

2e.8 Project Showcases

The user may send the Operator a showcase of their Project ("Show off your project"): a selected image created under Article 2e.6, a signature and a comment. By sending it with their consent, the user grants the Operator a free, non-exclusive and territorially unlimited licence to publish the image (including the Editor preview it was created from), the signature and the comment on homeplot.ai and on homeplot's social media profiles, to resize and crop them and to add the homeplot mark. The user is responsible for holding the necessary rights to the content of the showcase and for it not containing personal data of third parties without their consent.

The Operator decides on publication; there is no entitlement to be published. For the first showcase sent, the account receives a one-time 5 AI credits (Article 2b), even if the showcase is not published. Consent can be withdrawn at any time in the Editor (Remove showcase) or by email; the Operator will then remove the showcase from homeplot.ai and from its social media profiles without undue delay. AI credits already added do not lapse when consent is withdrawn. The processing of personal data is described in the Privacy Policy, Article 3d.

2e.9 AI Assistant

The AI assistant in the Editor answers questions about the Editor and, at the user's request, changes the user's Project (for example it adds rooms, doors and windows, a roof, furniture or garden elements). It is a paid feature: each message sent costs 2 AI credits (Article 2b); the steps the assistant carries out within one answer are not charged separately. The price is shown before sending and the credits are deducted when the message is sent. If the assistant does not answer at all (service error), the credits are refunded automatically; they are not refunded for an answer that does not meet the user's expectations.

The Rearrange furniture button in a room's Properties uses the same artificial intelligence to suggest 2 to 3 layouts of the furniture in the room; one suggestion costs 2 AI credits (the price is shown on the button). The user reviews the layouts in a preview, and the Project changes only when the user applies one. If the artificial intelligence returns no usable suggestion, the credits are refunded automatically.

The assistant is artificial intelligence and can make mistakes. Changes to the Project appear in the Editor, where the user can review them and undo them in one step; the user is responsible for the final form of the Project, and Article 2e.4 applies to the results. To create an answer, the text of the message, the previous messages of the conversation and a summary of the Project (dimensions, rooms and their names, furniture, garden) are passed to the provider of artificial intelligence (Anthropic) as a processor; details are set out in the Privacy Policy, Article 3b. Messages must not breach Article 3.

2e.10 House from a floor plan photo

The house from a floor plan photo feature reads the walls, windows, doors, dimensions and room names from an image of a floor plan uploaded by the user and builds a house from them in the Project. It is a paid feature: one reading of an image costs 5 AI credits (Article 2b). The price is shown before sending and the credits are deducted when the image is sent. If the reading fails (service error, the image contains no floor plan), the credits are refunded automatically; they are not refunded for a result that does not meet the user's expectations.

The floor plan is read by artificial intelligence and the result is indicative (Article 2e.4): dimensions, the position of walls and openings and the scale may differ from reality. The user checks the house against the uploaded image, can correct the scale and can undo the import in one step; the user is responsible for the final form of the Project. Only images the user has the right to use may be uploaded (Article 3). For reading, the image is passed to the provider of artificial intelligence (Anthropic) as a processor; details are set out in the Privacy Policy, Article 3b.

3. Users' Rights and Obligations

By posting an advertisement, the user confirms that all provided information is true, accurate and up to date, and that they are authorised to publish the content (including photographs and other materials). The user is fully responsible for the content of their advertisement.

It is prohibited to publish content that:

• is contrary to law, good morals, or public order;
• infringes third-party rights (copyright, trademarks, personality rights);
• contains false, misleading, or deceptive statements;
• promotes violence, hatred, or discrimination.

4. Disclaimer and Limitation of Liability

The Service is a neutral, passive hosting platform for user-submitted classified advertisements. The Operator does not create, author, verify, endorse, review, pre-moderate, or otherwise control the content published by users. All advertisements, descriptions, prices, images, videos, contact details, and any other materials available through the Service are provided and uploaded solely by the users, who remain their sole authors and sole legal owners. The Operator has no knowledge of the content of advertisements at the moment of their publication.

In accordance with Act No. 480/2004 Coll., on Certain Information Society Services, and Articles 14 and 15 of Directive 2000/31/EC (e-Commerce Directive), and, where applicable, Articles 4 to 6 of Regulation (EU) 2022/2065 (Digital Services Act), the Operator acts exclusively as a hosting provider / information society service intermediary and benefits from the corresponding liability exemption ("safe harbour"). The Operator is under no general obligation to monitor the information transmitted or stored, nor to actively seek facts or circumstances indicating illegal activity.

To the maximum extent permitted by law, the Operator expressly disclaims any and all liability for, without limitation:

• the accuracy, truthfulness, completeness, quality, legality, safety, or timeliness of any advertisement or user-submitted content;
• any infringement of third-party rights (including copyright, trademarks, trade secrets, personality rights, privacy, or reputation) caused by user-submitted content;
• any transaction, agreement, payment, delivery, defect, fraud, scam, misrepresentation, injury, loss, or damage of any kind arising between users or between a user and any third party;
• the condition, origin, ownership, legal status, or suitability of any goods, property, vehicle, job offer, or service advertised on the Service;
• any direct, indirect, incidental, consequential, special, punitive, or exemplary damages, including loss of profit, loss of data, loss of opportunity, or loss of goodwill;
• temporary or permanent unavailability of the Service, data loss, technical failures, cyber-attacks, or force majeure events.

The Operator is not a party to any transaction, contract, or relationship concluded between users. Any communication, negotiation, payment, or exchange takes place exclusively between the users at their own risk and responsibility. Users are advised to verify independently the identity of the other party and the accuracy of any advertisement before entering into any arrangement.

The Service is provided "AS IS" and "AS AVAILABLE", without warranties of any kind, whether express or implied, including but not limited to warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, non-infringement, or uninterrupted operation.

4a. Removal of Content and Reporting

Although the Operator has no obligation to monitor content, the Operator reserves the unrestricted right, in its own interest and at its sole discretion, to remove, block, edit, or refuse any advertisement or user account at any time and without prior notice or compensation — in particular where the content appears to violate applicable law, these Terms and Conditions, or good morals.

Any person who becomes aware of unlawful content on the Service may notify the Operator at [email protected]. Upon receiving a sufficiently substantiated notice, the Operator shall act expeditiously to remove or disable access to the reported content, in accordance with Article 6 of Regulation (EU) 2022/2065. The removal of content does not constitute an acknowledgement of liability by the Operator.

Where the Operator removes a specific user's content or restricts their account, it will provide that user with a clear statement of reasons and information on available redress to the extent required by Article 17 of Regulation (EU) 2022/2065, unless the content is manifestly unlawful or disseminated in bulk, or unless a legal obligation prevents it. The Operator does not decide on the content of listings by solely automated means.

4b. Indemnification

Each user agrees to defend, indemnify, and hold harmless the Operator, including all associated persons, from and against any and all claims, demands, proceedings, damages, fines, losses, liabilities, costs, and expenses (including reasonable legal fees) arising out of or in connection with (i) any content the user has submitted to the Service, (ii) the user's breach of these Terms and Conditions or any applicable law, or (iii) the user's infringement of any third-party right.

5. Data License, Database Rights and API Usage

The Service exposes its listings through a public, free API (and a Model Context Protocol server). The Operator welcomes and encourages use of this data by individuals, companies, and AI systems.

Permitted use. You may access, read, query, and use individual listings for your own purposes, including search, analysis, research, and AI/LLM filtering or processing.

Prohibited without the Operator's prior written permission. You may not redistribute, republish, resell, syndicate, re-host, or otherwise make available the listings — in whole or in any substantial part — on any other website, portal, application, service, feed, or dataset. Bulk extraction, scraping, or systematic copying of the database is prohibited. This restriction applies whether or not the data is first processed with AI or otherwise transformed.

The collection of listings made available through the Service constitutes a database in which the Operator has made a substantial investment. It is protected as a sui generis database under Directive 96/9/EC on the legal protection of databases, by applicable copyright law, and — for content submitted by users — under the license those users grant to the Operator. Unauthorised extraction or re-utilisation of a substantial part of the database, and any breach of these Terms, may give rise to liability under EU database and copyright law and, in the United States, under contract law (breach of these Terms), the Copyright Act (17 U.S.C.), and the DMCA.

Individual listings remain the property of the users who submitted them; nothing in this section grants the Operator or any third party ownership of that content beyond the licenses described in these Terms.

5a. The Service's Software and Its Protection

For the purposes of this section, the Service also includes the homeplot floor plan editor available at https://homeplot.ai and https://homeplot.assetlog.ai. The Service's software, in particular the source and executable code of its web applications (including the code the Service sends to your browser), its algorithms (for example the computation of wall, opening and room geometry), its user interface and its documentation, is a work of authorship of the Operator and is protected by copyright law.

Permitted use. You may use the software only through the Service (the website, the API and the MCP server) in accordance with these Terms. Plans, images and files you create in the editor or download from it (for example photos and images created with AI) remain yours and you may continue to use them freely; this section does not restrict their use.

Prohibited without the Operator's prior written permission. You may not copy, modify, distribute, sell, rent or make available to third parties the software or any part of it, or create derivative works based on it. In particular, you may not reverse engineer, decompile or deobfuscate the Service's code in order to obtain or reuse its source code, algorithms or structure. This restriction applies whether or not the code is first processed with AI or otherwise rewritten or transformed.

Downloading and artificial intelligence — strictly prohibited. Without the Operator's prior written permission it is strictly prohibited to:

• download the code, furniture catalog, 3D models or other files of the homeplot editor (including the files the Service sends to your browser) or store them other than in the course of normal use of the Service in a browser, in particular in bulk or by means of scripts, bots, crawlers or AI agents;
• use the Service's software or any part of it (code, algorithms, catalog, models, user interface) to train, fine-tune, evaluate or deploy artificial intelligence systems, including by placing it in the prompts, context or knowledge bases of AI models and agents;
• have AI or any other automated tool analyse, rewrite or imitate the Service's software in order to create similar or competing software.

This prohibition also applies to operators and users of AI systems, crawlers and agents. The Operator hereby also expressly reserves text and data mining of the Service's software within the meaning of Article 4(3) of Directive (EU) 2019/790, and expresses this reservation in machine-readable form as well (the robots.txt file and the X-Robots-Tag and tdm-reservation headers). Providers of general-purpose AI models are required to respect such a reservation (Article 53(1)(c) of Regulation (EU) 2024/1689). You may still use the interfaces the Service expressly offers for AI (the API and the MCP server) for their intended purpose. The AI tools of the homeplot editor (MCP and WebMCP) are currently disabled; if the Operator makes them available, you may use them for their intended purpose — for example, to let an AI assistant create or edit a plan on your behalf.

The restrictions in this section do not apply to the extent that such activity is expressly permitted by mandatory provisions of law (for example the statutory exceptions for computer programs under copyright law). A breach of this section may give rise to liability under copyright law and to an obligation to compensate damage; in such a case the Operator may restrict or terminate the user's access to the Service.

6. Personal Data, Cookies and Tracking

The Operator runs the Service as a privacy-respecting platform and minimises the processing of personal data to what is necessary. Solely for the purpose of improving the quality of its services, the Operator measures the Service's traffic using Google Analytics, and only on the basis of the consent the user gives through the cookie banner; until consent is given, no analytics cookies or scripts are loaded. The full details — including the scope of traffic measurement, cookie usage, the data actually collected, the legal basis for processing, and the rights of data subjects under the GDPR — are described in a dedicated document.

The homeplot editor (Article 2e) uses neither Google Analytics nor any other analytics or advertising tools. Without cookies, it only counts how many people arrived through tracking links (homeplot.ai/go/… addresses); details are in the Privacy Policy, Section 3c. It stores only the cookies necessary for signing in and the settings the user chooses (language, editor layout); it therefore shows no cookie banner.

See our Privacy Policy.

6a. Point of Contact

For the purposes of Regulation (EU) 2022/2065 (Digital Services Act), the Operator designates a single point of contact for communication with both users and supervisory authorities: [email protected] (languages: Czech and English)

7. Final Provisions

These Terms and Conditions are governed by the laws of the Czech Republic. The Operator reserves the right to amend these Terms and Conditions at any time; the new version becomes effective upon publication on the Service.

8. Contact Details

Jan Fűri
IČO: 04900651
Registered office: Vyškov-Předměstí, Žižkova 690/18
Email:            [email protected]
Phone:            +420 775 213 334

In Vyškov, on 26.6.2026