Terms of Service

These terms apply to everyone who uses ownkit.cloud, and to every kit you buy or get on Ownkit. If you also sell kits, our Seller terms apply on top of these.

1. Who we are

Ownkit is operated by Kaptein Consultancy, Bleekstraat 11, 7571 CK Oldenzaal, Netherlands, Chamber of Commerce number 70548803, VAT number NL004565513B44 ("Ownkit", "we", "us"). Contact: info@ownkit.cloud. More details are in our Legal notice.

2. Your account

• You need an account to get or buy a kit. An account is for one person. You must be at least 16 years old to create one, and at least 18 years old to buy a paid kit.
• Keep access to your email account to yourself, because that is where your sign-in codes arrive. Tell us straight away if you think someone else uses your account.
• Keep your email address correct: we send order confirmations and important messages there.
• You can stop using Ownkit at any time and ask us to delete your account by emailing us. Kits you downloaded stay yours to use under section 8. After deletion you can no longer download them again from Ownkit.

3. What Ownkit does, and who you contract with

Ownkit is a marketplace for AI kits. Kits come from two kinds of shops:

• Shops run by the Ownkit team: Northfold, Halden, Wrenhouse, Saltmark and Wayfern. Ownkit made these kits. They follow the same rules and review as every other shop.
• Shops of independent makers. A maker made the kit and gives Ownkit the right to sell it on Ownkit.

In both cases you buy the kit from Ownkit. Ownkit is the seller, takes your payment through Stripe and is responsible to you for the kit, including your rights under sections 6 and 7. The maker is not a party to your purchase. The maker's shop page shows who made the kit.

4. How kits are shown and ordered

Search shows kits whose title, description or category match your words. Category filters show only that category. In the Popular list on the home page, kits on the Featured plan come before other kits. Makers who choose Featured receive a lower share of each sale in return, so Featured is a paid placement. It does not say anything about quality, and it does not change search results. Within these groups, kits keep the order in which we list them. We do not show reviews or ratings at the moment.

5. What a kit is, and what it is not

• A kit is a zip file with instructions, a dashboard and sample data. You unzip it on your computer and open it in your own Claude desktop app, which sets it up for you.
• Kits need the Claude desktop app and a paid Claude plan, which you get from Anthropic, not from us. Some kits also use other software; the kit page lists everything a kit needs and which of it costs money. Please check this before you buy.
• Ownkit is not affiliated with Anthropic. Claude is a trademark of Anthropic. Anthropic can change Claude, its plans or its prices. We are not responsible for Claude, but if a change by Anthropic stops a kit from working within 14 days of your purchase, section 7 applies.
• Kits help you plan, organise and keep track of things. They do not give medical, health, financial, investment, tax or legal advice, and they are not medical devices. The paper trading kit uses simulated money and does not place real trades. For decisions about your health, money or legal matters, ask a qualified professional.
• Kits work with AI, and AI can make mistakes. Check important results yourself, and keep your own back-ups of your kit files.

6. Prices and payment

• Prices are in US dollars (USD). The price on the kit page and at checkout is the final price and includes any sales tax or VAT. There are no extra fees from Ownkit.
• You pay once per kit. There is no subscription.
• You pay through Stripe, our payment provider, by card or another method shown at checkout. Your bank may charge a fee if your card is not in US dollars; that is between you and your bank.
• The contract is made when your payment is confirmed. You get a confirmation by email.
• If a price on our site is obviously wrong, we may cancel the order and refund you in full.

7. Delivery and the right of withdrawal

You can download a kit right after paying. It is then saved in Your kits, so you can download it again later.

If you live in the European Union or the United Kingdom

As a consumer you normally have the right to withdraw from an online purchase within 14 days without giving a reason. For digital content like a kit, that right ends once we start delivering, but only if you agreed to that. At checkout you therefore tick a box (it is never ticked for you) to confirm that:

• you want to receive the kit right away, within the 14 days; and
• you understand that you lose your right of withdrawal once delivery starts.

We confirm your purchase by email, including that you gave this consent and acknowledgement. Your right of withdrawal ends when you start the download. Until then, you can withdraw within 14 days of your purchase by emailing info@ownkit.cloud, for example with this text:

To Kaptein Consultancy, Bleekstraat 11, 7571 CK Oldenzaal, info@ownkit.cloud: I hereby give notice that I withdraw from my contract for the following digital content: [kit name], ordered on [date]. Name: [your name]. Email address of my account: [email]. Date: [date].

We then refund you within 14 days, with the same payment method, at no cost to you. Free kits cost nothing, so there is nothing to withdraw from.

If you live elsewhere, including the United States

All sales are final once you download, except for the refund in section 8 and any rights your local law gives you that cannot be waived.

8. Refunds and your legal rights

If a kit clearly does not work as described on its page, email info@ownkit.cloud within 14 days of your purchase. Tell us which kit and what goes wrong. We may first try to help you get it working. If that does not solve it, we refund the full price to your original payment method. After a refund, please delete your copy: your licence for that kit ends.

A refund is not possible because you no longer want the kit, or because you do not have the Claude plan or other software the kit page says you need.

This promise comes on top of your legal rights. If you live in the EU or the UK, the law gives you rights if a kit does not match its description or does not work as it should, such as having it fixed, a price reduction or ending the contract (in the EU under Directive (EU) 2019/770 on digital content, as implemented in your country). Nothing in these terms limits those rights. If you live in the United States, nothing in these terms limits rights under your state's law that cannot be waived.

9. Your licence to use a kit

• When you buy or get a kit, you get a personal, non-exclusive and non-transferable licence to use it for yourself, including in your own work, on the computers you use. The licence has no end date.
• You may change the kit and its files for your own use.
• You may not resell, share, publish, give away or rent the kit or its files, or put them into a kit or product of your own.
• The kit stays the property of its maker (or of Ownkit for kits from shops run by the Ownkit team).
• Some kits contain data, code or images from third parties, such as an open data set or a software library. Those parts keep their own licence, which the kit names. This licence does not limit what such a licence allows you.
• If a maker takes a kit offline, you keep your copy and your licence. We keep it available in Your kits as long as Ownkit runs. If we ever close Ownkit, we tell you at least 30 days before, so you can download your kits.

10. Acceptable use

Do not use Ownkit to:

• break the law, or infringe someone else's rights, such as copyright or privacy;
• upload or sell malware, hidden instructions, or anything that collects or sends a buyer's data without telling them;
• try to get into accounts, data or systems that are not yours, or overload, scrape or disrupt the site;
• mislead others, for example with fake reviews, fake accounts or by pretending to be someone else;
• get around our checkout, download limits or security.

If you break these terms, we may remove content, suspend or close your account, after warning you where that is reasonable. We tell you why and you can reply to ask us to reconsider.

11. Makers and their content

Makers are responsible for their kits and listings and must follow our Seller terms. We review every kit before it goes live, using an automatic check and a person, but we cannot check everything. If a kit or listing breaks the law or these terms, tell us via Report content.

12. Illegal content and how to report it

Anyone can report content on Ownkit they believe is illegal, such as a kit that infringes copyright, through our Report content page. We confirm receipt, review the report carefully and without undue delay, and tell you our decision. If we remove or restrict content, we tell the maker why, including the facts, the rule or law it is based on, whether automated means were used, and how they can ask us to reconsider. You can always go to court instead of, or after, using our procedure.

13. Points of contact

Under the EU Digital Services Act, our single point of contact for users and for authorities (the European Commission, the Board and national authorities) is info@ownkit.cloud. You can write to us in English or Dutch.

14. Our liability

• We are responsible for delivering kits as described and for our own service, as the law provides.
• We are not liable for loss that was not reasonably foreseeable when you bought the kit, or that was caused by things outside our control, such as the Claude service, your Claude plan, your computer, other software you choose to connect, or decisions you make based on what a kit or AI shows you.
• Nothing in these terms limits or excludes our liability for death or personal injury caused by our negligence, for fraud, for intent or gross negligence, or any other liability that the law does not allow us to limit or exclude, including your rights as a consumer under the mandatory law of the country or state where you live.
• If you use Ownkit for your business, and to the extent the law allows, our total liability to you is limited to the amount you paid us for the kit concerned.

15. Applicable law and disputes

• These terms are governed by the law of the Netherlands.
• If you are a consumer living in the EU or the UK, you also keep the protection of the mandatory consumer law of the country where you live, and you can bring a claim in the courts of that country as well as in the Netherlands.
• If you live in the United States, Dutch law applies to the extent your state's law allows it, and you keep any protection of your state's law that cannot be waived by contract. There is no arbitration agreement and no class action waiver in these terms.
• Otherwise, disputes go to the competent court in the Netherlands.
• Please contact us first. Most problems can be solved by email.

16. Changes to these terms

We may change these terms, for example when the law or our service changes. The version and date at the top show which version applies. A purchase is governed by the version in force when you bought, and changes never take away a licence you already have. For changes that matter to your account, we tell you by email at least 30 days before they apply; if you do not agree, you can close your account.

17. Contact

Kaptein Consultancy, Bleekstraat 11, 7571 CK Oldenzaal, Netherlands. Email: info@ownkit.cloud.

See also our Privacy Policy, Cookie Policy and Seller terms.