These terms cover the build services EVERYTHING ATELIER ("we") offers on this website: web services and apps, automation and AI agents, games and interactive work, video and content, brand design, and small websites.
Contact: hello@everything-atelier.com. The business registration number will be shown in this document and in our privacy policy once it exists; an online-sales (mail-order) reporting number will be shown if and when reporting becomes mandatory.
What you type into the order form, and the estimate printed on the ticket, is an estimate. Submitting the form is not a contract. After we read your request, we email you the scope, price, and timeline. The contract forms when both sides have confirmed that content in writing.
Before any contract, you get a real, clickable demo for free. "48 hours" is a target for typical scope; for larger scope we tell you upfront by email. No payment happens at this stage, and you can walk away with the demo. Free demos aren't unlimited in scope or count; requests beyond that range get walked through the contract step in section 04 first.
Rights in anything produced at the free-demo stage remain with us; unless we agree otherwise, you may not use, copy, or redistribute a free demo commercially. Once a contract is signed and the balance is paid, rights in the agreed deliverable transfer as described in section 11.
The delivery date is the one agreed in the quote email. "Estimated delivery" shown in the ticket and the "48-hour demo" are targets for typical scope. Timelines extend by as long as: materials you need to provide (copy, images, accounts, data) are late, feedback is late, or scope changes without a new agreement.
Send us your review comments within 14 days of the delivery notice and we handle them as revisions (section 06). If we don't hear from you within 14 days, the deliverable is considered accepted.
Where the law provides nothing different, our total liability under a contract is capped at the full contract price actually paid to us under that contract. This cap does not apply to liability caused by our intent or gross negligence, or to any liability that applicable law does not allow us to limit or exclude. Where mandatory consumer-dispute resolution standards apply to a transaction, they take precedence.
When the balance is paid in full, the copyright and property rights in the delivered source and outputs transfer to you entirely. The deposit alone does not transfer anything; until full payment the rights remain ours. We present work in our portfolio only where the deliverable is suitable for public display; non-public projects, internal systems, and work containing confidential material are never shown without your prior consent, and we confirm the level of exposure with you by email before anything goes public.
We use AI tools in our process. Parts of the code, design, and copy may be AI-generated, and such material may have limited copyright protection depending on the jurisdiction. This doesn't change anything above: rights transfer as described, and we remain responsible for the quality and behavior of what we deliver, on the terms of this document.
Deliverables may include fonts (for example Press Start 2P, IBM Plex Mono, and Pretendard under the SIL OFL), open-source libraries, and free assets. These are not ours, and the original license terms apply to them as they are. A list of third-party assets ships with the delivery documents.
This website and the four demos are ours. Assets you provide remain yours, and providing material that infringes someone else's rights is the provider's responsibility.
Personal data is handled per our privacy policy.
These terms follow Korean law. If a dispute comes up, we'd like to solve it by email first. If litigation is unavoidable, it is resolved by a court of competent jurisdiction in South Korea. Contact: hello@everything-atelier.com
When these terms change, we post the changes and the effective date in this document. Contracts already formed follow the terms in effect when they were formed.
First demo'sEffective 2026-08-28 · First published version of this document