Terms of use and terms of service

1. Parties and status of this document

The contractor is Corexy, a self-employed contractor registered under the Russian professional-income tax regime. The client is whoever engages those services. This document is not a public offer within the meaning of article 437(2) of the Russian Civil Code: it does not contain all essential terms and expresses no intention to be bound by anyone who responds to it.

2. Using the site

The site is provided as is. Its content — text, images, code, design and logo — belongs to the contractor and is protected by copyright.

• Quoting is fine with attribution and a working link to the source page.
• Automated collection that loads the service, attempts to circumvent restrictions, and interference with the site's operation are not permitted.
• Access may be restricted where these terms are breached.

3. Prices

Prices and rates published on the site are indicative and do not constitute a public offer (article 437(1) of the Russian Civil Code). They are a reference point, not a final quote.

• The final price is set after the task has been analysed and is fixed in a contract or invoice.
• The base settlement currency is US dollars or USDT; the rouble figure follows the Central Bank rate on the invoice date.
• Individual clients are quoted in roubles.

4. Formation of the contract

A contract is formed on acceptance — payment of an issued invoice or signature of a contract (article 438(3) of the Russian Civil Code). Submitting a form on the site is not a contract and creates no obligation to perform services.

5. How the work runs

Work starts once the scope is agreed. Interim results are handed over in iterations, and acceptance is described in the contract.

• The first consultation and the scoping estimate are free and commit you to nothing.
• The standard split is 50% at the start and 50% on acceptance, unless the contract says otherwise.
• A monthly retainer is paid before the start of the billing period.
• Timelines are counted in business days and move by the time spent waiting for materials, access or answers from the client.

6. Ownership of the result

Exclusive rights to software and documentation created to the client's brief pass to the client once the relevant stage is paid in full. The contractor keeps the right to reuse general technical solutions, libraries and accumulated experience on other projects, without disclosing anything about the client.

7. Confidentiality

Information about client projects is not disclosed without written permission. An NDA is signed before work starts on request. A project appears in the Cases section only with the client's agreement.

8. Warranty and liability

Delivered work carries a one-month warranty from acceptance, during which defects in the delivered functionality are fixed at no charge.

• The warranty does not cover changes made by third parties, or failures of third-party services and the client's own infrastructure.
• Liability is capped at the amount paid for the stage in which the breach arose.
• The contractor is not liable for lost profit or indirect losses, except where the law provides otherwise.

9. Consumer clients

Where the client is an individual acquiring services for personal use, Russian Law No. 2300-1 of 7 February 1992 «On Protection of Consumer Rights» applies, and nothing in this document limits the rights it grants.

• The right to withdraw from the contract at any time, paying the costs actually incurred by the contractor (article 32).
• The right to information about the service, its price and the contractor before entering into the contract (articles 8–10).
• This section does not apply to corporate clients or sole traders.

10. Termination

Either party may withdraw on notice to the other. Work actually performed up to the date of notice is payable; any unearned advance is returned within 10 business days.

11. Governing law and disputes

The law of the Russian Federation applies. Disputes are settled by negotiation; failing that, before the court at the defendant's location, and for consumer disputes under the jurisdiction rules the law lays down for them.

12. Changes

This document may change. The current version sits on this page with its date. Contracts already concluded remain governed by the version in force on the date they were made.