TERMS & CONDITIONS / TERMS OF SERVICE

Last updated: April 11th, 2026
Jurisdiction: Spain (see Section 5)

1) Terms overview

These Terms govern your access to and use of (i) the VirtuCamera 2 mobile application (the “App”), (ii) related plugins/connectors and our Plugin API/SDK (the “Plugin API”), (iii) our website at virtucamera.com, and (iv) any related services we provide (collectively, the “Service”).

By using the Service, you agree to these Terms.

1.1. Who we are.
The Service is provided by The Weird Byte S.L., located in Spain (“we”, “us”, “Company”).

1.2. Definitions (key).

“DCC” means a third-party Digital Content Creation host application (e.g., Blender, Autodesk Maya, SideFX Houdini, Maxon Cinema 4D, Autodesk 3ds Max).
“Plugin” means a connector/add-on/extension that enables the App to communicate with a DCC via that DCC’s supported extension mechanisms and APIs.
“User” means the individual using the Service; “Consumer” means a natural person acting outside their trade/business/profession under applicable Spanish/EU consumer law.
“Major Version” means a change in the first digit of the App version (e.g., v2.x → x); “Minor Version” means other updates (e.g., v2.0.1 → v2.1.0).
“Content” means any data you create, import, transmit, or process using the Service (including DCC scenes/assets), excluding the App itself.

1.3. Relationship to other documents.
If you buy through Apple App Store or Google Play, store terms also apply (billing/refunds), and these Terms apply to the Service behavior and usage rules.

1.4. Changes to the Service or Terms.
We may update the Service or these Terms. If changes are material, we will provide notice in the App, on the website, and/or by email when required by law.

2) Plans, purchases, pricing, refunds

2.1. Plans / tiers.
We may offer tiers such as:

Base (one-time payment).
Pro Indie (subscription).
Pro Business (subscription).
Pro Enterprise (subscription + separate written enterprise agreement).

We may add, rename, or discontinue plans at any time.

2.2. Commercial-use eligibility.

Base: permitted for commercial work only for freelancers with less than USD 100,000 personal freelance income per year.
Pro Indie: permitted for commercial work for freelancers with less than USD 100,000 personal freelance income per year.
Pro Business / Pro Enterprise: permitted for commercial work; intended for freelancers above the threshold of USD 100,000 and companies/studios.
If you are an entity (company/studio), you may not use Base or Pro Indie for commercial work and must use Pro Business or Pro Enterprise.

2.3. Self-attestation and upgrade duty.
You agree to self-assess the correct tier at purchase and throughout use. If you become ineligible for your tier, you must upgrade within 30 days.

2.4. Trials (evaluation-only).
If any trial is offered, it is for evaluation/testing only and may not be used for commercial work directly or indirectly.

2.5. Purchases and billing channels.

Apple App Store / Google Play: purchases, renewals, cancellations, and refunds are handled under the store’s terms and mechanisms.
Direct / invoiced sales (possible for Pro Business/Enterprise): we may sell subscriptions or enterprise access by invoice or via a payment processor under additional ordering terms (see Annex B).

2.6. Price changes.
We may change prices at any time. For subscriptions, price changes will apply at the next renewal or as otherwise permitted, and you can opt out by cancelling before renewal. For one-time purchases, the purchase price does not change retroactively.

2.7. Base “one-time purchase” and Major Versions.
A Base one-time payment covers the purchased Major Version. We may provide Minor Version updates for a period of time, but we do not promise any specific update frequency or duration. A new Major Version (e.g., v3) may be offered as a separate product requiring a new purchase.

2.8. EU/Spain consumer digital-content rights.
If you are a Consumer in Spain/EU, mandatory rules for supply of digital content/digital services apply and cannot be waived by these Terms, including rules originating from EU Directive 2019/770 and its implementation in Spanish consumer law (e.g., via Royal Decree-Law 7/2021).
Where applicable, you may have statutory remedies if the digital content/service is not supplied or is not in conformity, and you may have termination rights in certain cases, including where a modification negatively impacts your access or use beyond a minor impact.

2.9. Right of withdrawal (Consumers) and digital-content exception.
If you are a Consumer, you may have a 14-day withdrawal right for distance contracts, subject to exceptions.
For digital content that is not supplied on a tangible medium, the customer expressly requests and consents to immediate supply of the digital content. The customer acknowledges that, once supply has begun, the right of withdrawal is lost to the extent permitted by applicable law.

3) Using the Service (compatibility, plugins, acceptable use)

3.1. No DCC license included; third-party terms.
We do not sell, provide, or sublicense any DCC. You are responsible for obtaining and maintaining valid licenses for your DCCs and complying with their EULAs/terms.

3.2. Compatibility and supported environments.
The Service is intended to be compatible only with the following (which may change at any time):

Android: Android 12+; only devices certified with ARCore.
iOS: iOS 16+; only devices certified with ARKit.
DCC hosts: Blender 4.5+ (Win/Linux/macOS), Maya 2026+ (Win/Linux/macOS), Houdini 21.0+ (Win/Linux/macOS), Cinema 4D 2026+ (Win/macOS), 3ds Max 2026+ (Windows).
Desktop OS: Windows 10+, macOS 14+, and limited Linux distributions/versions as we designate.

If your environment is not listed, it may work but is not supported, and we may discontinue support for any combination at our discretion.

3.3. Your content stays yours; storage is your responsibility.
We do not provide DCC scene storage, asset storage, or backups. You are solely responsible for storing, backing up, and protecting your scenes/assets/projects, and for any loss of work (including due to plugin failures, DCC crashes, or misconfiguration).

3.4. Networking and security.
Some features require local network connectivity between the App and a Plugin running in a DCC host. You are responsible for your network configuration and security (including WiFi segmentation, firewall rules, VPN behavior, and device trust). We are not responsible for issues caused by insecure networks, third-party security software, or misconfigured routers/firewalls.

3.5. Acceptable use.
You must not:

Use the Service unlawfully or to infringe third-party rights (IP, privacy, trade secrets).
Circumvent licensing checks, tier gating, paywalls, or technical restrictions.
Reverse engineer, decompile, or disassemble the App except to the extent such restriction is prohibited by mandatory law.
Interfere with the Service (including but not limited to probing, scanning, denial-of-service, automated abuse, bypassing rate limits).
Use the Service to distribute malware, spyware, or harmful code, or to exfiltrate data without authorization.

3.6. Plugins: who makes them; “as-is”.
Plugins may be created by us, by third parties, or by the community. Unless we explicitly say otherwise in writing, Plugins are provided “as is” and may stop working due to DCC updates, API changes, or our own updates.

3.7. Plugin API/SDK and distribution rules.
Your use of the Plugin API is governed by Annex A, including:

Free use for non-commercial Plugin development.
Commercial use requires an agreement with us.
If you distribute a Plugin for free (including commercial free distribution), you must provide us the source code so we can distribute it ourselves.
Paid Plugin distribution requires an agreement before distribution.

3.8. Host DCC license compatibility.
If you publish a Plugin, you are responsible for ensuring your Plugin’s license, distribution model, and source-code obligations comply with the host DCC’s requirements and any open-source licenses you use.

4) IP, support, privacy, deprecation

4.1. Ownership of the Service.
The App, Plugin API, documentation, branding, and all related IP are owned by us and/or our licensors and are licensed, not sold, to you (except where an open-source license states otherwise).

4.2. Limited license to you.
We grant you a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable, non-sublicensable right to use the Service for its intended purpose, only while you comply with these Terms and only within your purchased tier scope.

4.3. Feedback.
If you submit feedback, ideas, or suggestions, you grant us a perpetual, worldwide, royalty-free right to use them without obligation.

4.4. Support policy.

Base / Pro Indie / Pro Business: provided “as is”; we may provide bug fixes and general support, but no guaranteed response times and no direct technical support commitment.
Pro Enterprise: support commitments (including direct technical support) only as defined in the Enterprise agreement/SLA.

4.5. Deprecation and breaking changes.
We may change, deprecate, or remove features, endpoints, or compatibility. We may also block or remove plugins that create legal, security, or operational risk, or that we reasonably believe infringe third-party rights.

4.6. Privacy and data.
Our Privacy Policy at https://virtucamera.com/privacy-policy explains what data we process (e.g., account identifiers if used, diagnostic logs/crash reports if enabled, connectivity metadata needed to operate the Service), for what purposes, and with what legal bases under GDPR/Spanish law.

4.7. DMCA-like / notice-and-takedown.
If you believe a plugin, listing, or content distributed by us infringes your IP, contact contact@virtucamera.com with sufficient detail to identify the material and your rights. We may remove or disable access while we investigate.

5) Legal terms (warranties, liability, termination)

5.1. Warranty disclaimer.
To the maximum extent permitted by law, the Service is provided “as is” and “as available”. We disclaim all warranties, express or implied, including merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, and non-infringement. We do not warrant uninterrupted or error-free operation, or compatibility with all environments.

5.2. No responsibility for DCC output, render quality, or losses.
You are responsible for verifying outputs (including animation, camera data, scene edits, renders, exports) and maintaining backups. We are not responsible for corrupted scenes, lost assets, lost profits, missed deadlines, or business interruption.

5.3. Limitation of liability.
To the maximum extent permitted by law:

We are not liable for indirect, incidental, special, consequential, exemplary, or punitive damages, or for loss of profits, revenue, data, or goodwill.
Our total liability for all claims related to the Service will not exceed the amounts you paid us for the Service in the 12 months before the event giving rise to the claim.
Some jurisdictions do not allow certain exclusions/limits; in that case, limits apply only to the extent permitted.

5.4. Indemnity (B2B).
If you use the Service as a business (non-Consumer), you will indemnify and hold us harmless from claims arising out of your misuse of the Service, your Plugins, your breach of these Terms, or your violation of third-party rights.

5.5. Suspension and termination.
We may suspend or terminate access if you breach these Terms, if your use creates security/operational risk, or if we are required to do so by law. You may stop using the Service at any time. Upon termination, your right to use the Service ends, but sections that should survive (IP, disclaimers, liability limits, governing law) will survive.

5.6. Force majeure.
We are not liable for delays or failures caused by events outside our reasonable control (e.g., outages, strikes, war, natural disasters, third-party platform failures, DCC vendor changes).

5.7. Assignment.
You may not assign these Terms without our written consent. We may assign these Terms as part of a merger, acquisition, reorganization, or sale of assets.

5.8. Severability; waiver.
If any provision is held invalid, the rest remains in effect. Failure to enforce a provision is not a waiver.

5.9. Governing law and courts.
These Terms are governed by the laws of Spain. If you are a Consumer, you may also benefit from mandatory protections of your country of habitual residence within the EU where applicable. Venue will be the courts of Madrid, Spain, unless mandatory consumer rules require otherwise.

5.10. Language.
If we provide translations, the English version prevails in case of conflict.

5.11. Contact.
Email:
contact@virtucamera.com
Address:
The Weird Byte S.L.
Calle Pronavata 12
28420 Galapagar, Madrid
Spain

Annex A — Plugin API/SDK & Plugin Distribution Terms (Developer Terms)

A1) License (non-commercial).
We grant you a revocable, non-exclusive, non-transferable license to use the Plugin API solely to develop and test Plugins for non-commercial purposes.

A2) Commercial development/use requires agreement.
If your Plugin is developed, used, or intended for commercial purposes, you must sign a written agreement with us before commercial use or deployment.

A3) Free distribution → source-code delivery to us.
If you plan to distribute a Plugin for free (whether non-commercial or commercial), you must provide us the full source code and build instructions sufficient to reproduce the build, and you grant us the right to redistribute that source and any compiled binaries we build/distribute.

A4) No distribution (internal use).
If you do not plan to distribute a Plugin:

Non-commercial internal use: allowed under A1.
Commercial internal use: requires agreement under A2.

A5) Paid distribution.
If you plan to distribute a Plugin as paid, you must have an agreement with us before any paid distribution, marketing, or listing.

A6) Compliance with host DCC and open-source licenses.
You are solely responsible for ensuring your Plugin complies with the host DCC’s EULA/terms and any open-source licenses you use.

A7) Security obligations.
Plugins must not introduce security vulnerabilities, disable protections, exfiltrate data, or collect personal data beyond what is necessary. If your Plugin processes personal data, you must provide an appropriate privacy notice and obtain required consents.

A8) Right to refuse, remove, or disable.
We may refuse to distribute, or may remove/disable, any Plugin at our discretion (e.g., security risk, infringement claims, incompatibility, or policy violations).

A9) No support obligation.
We may provide developer support or documentation updates, but we have no obligation to maintain compatibility.

Annex B — Direct sales / invoicing (Pro Business/Enterprise)

B1) Order forms.
If we sell Pro Business/Enterprise outside app stores, the parties may execute an order form specifying term, fees, invoicing, taxes/VAT, payment terms, and support/SLA (for Enterprise).

B2) Conflicts.
If an order form/enterprise agreement conflicts with these Terms, the enterprise agreement controls for that customer to the extent of the conflict.