PulsarPromo — Terms of Service

Last updated: 7 September 2026

Who these terms are between

These terms are an agreement between AronKan LLC, a Florida limited liability company at 7901 4th St N STE 4702, St. Petersburg, FL 33702, United States ("we", "us"), and the business that uses PulsarPromo ("you", "the customer").

You can reach us at contact@aronkan.org or at the postal address above.

By using the console you accept these terms. If you do not accept them, do not use it.

What this product is

PulsarPromo is a social-media publishing console. You connect your own accounts to it and use it to plan, publish, moderate and measure your own posts from one place.

We do not obtain accounts on your behalf. We do not post unless we are told to. We do not use one customer's material for another's.

What this product is not yet

We would rather say this here than let you discover it after signing.

Nothing in this table is a promise about the future. If a feature you need is in it, ask us before you rely on it, and treat anything we say about a date as an estimate rather than a term.

Who may use it

This is a tool for businesses. It is not a consumer service, and it is not directed at children.

To use the console you must be at least 18 years old and authorised to enter into these terms on behalf of the business you are using it for. If you connect an account, plan a post, or press publish, you are telling us you have that authority.

Your access to the console

Access requires a sign-in, and the console additionally sits behind an identity check at the network edge. Keep the credential to yourself: everything done through your sign-in is treated as done by you. Tell us immediately at contact@aronkan.org if you think somebody else has it, and we will end the sessions.

We never send credentials by email and we will never ask you for a platform password. If somebody asks you for either in our name, it is not us.

⚠️ Today the console has a single sign-in per installation rather than one per person. One sign-in covers your workspace. If you share it among your own staff you remain responsible for everything done with it, and you should treat it as you would any shared administrative password — changed when somebody leaves, and never reused elsewhere. Because sessions live in the running process, a restart ends every open session and you may be asked to sign in again without warning; that is ordinary, not a security incident.

Connecting your own accounts

When you connect an account, the platform shows you a consent screen listing exactly what is being granted, and you grant it. From that point we can do only what you agreed to.

You promise that:

• you own, or are authorised by the owner to administer, every account you connect;
• you have the client's permission to act for them, if the account is a client's;
• you will disconnect an account promptly when that authority ends.

If you connect an account you were not entitled to connect, that is on you, and the indemnity below applies to it.

You can cut our access off at any time — in the console under Accounts → Disconnect, or from the platform's own settings without involving us at all. See Data deletion.

Your content stays yours

Your posts, captions, notes, media and connected accounts are yours. We claim no ownership of any of it.

To make the product work you grant us a non-exclusive, worldwide, royalty-free licence, for as long as your workspace exists, to store your content, convert or resize it where a platform requires it, transmit it to the accounts you connected, and display it back to you in the console — and for nothing else.

Specifically, that licence does not let us use your material to promote ourselves, show it to another customer, sell it, or train anything on it. That is a commitment, not an omission; the privacy policy says the same thing in its own words.

⚠️ When you publish, the platform's licence applies to that content, and it is much broader than ours. Meta, Google and TikTok each take their own rights in what is posted to them. We cannot narrow them and we do not try to describe them here — read the terms of the platform you are posting to.

Acceptable use

Do not use the console to:

• post anything unlawful, or anything you do not have the rights to post;
• impersonate a person or a business, or post to an account you do not control;
• infringe somebody's copyright, trademark, privacy or publicity rights;
• run inauthentic or automated behaviour of the kind the platforms prohibit, or use the scheduler's spacing to make coordinated posting look organic when it is not;
• work around the disclosure guard described below, or record a compliance attestation that is not true;
• reach another customer's workspace, or attempt to;
• probe, scrape, reverse-engineer or overload the service, or use it to exceed a platform's own rate limits deliberately;
• resell or provide access to anybody outside your business without our written agreement.

We do not review your content before it goes out, and we are not your editor. But we may refuse or stop a publication that we believe breaches this section or a platform's rules, and we may do it without notice where a real account is at risk.

The platforms' rules come first

Every account you connect is governed by that platform's own agreement with you — Meta's terms for Facebook and Instagram, Google's and YouTube's for a channel, TikTok's for a TikTok account, including their branded-content, community and developer policies.

Where those rules and anything we say conflict, theirs win. We cannot grant you a permission a platform withholds, we cannot promise a platform will accept a post, and we cannot stop a platform suspending an account. Complying with them is your obligation, on your account, and a platform enforcement action against you is not something we can appeal for you.

Branded content and paid-partnership disclosure

This is the most important obligation in these terms, so it gets its own section and plain words.

Posting about your own product is ordinary posting. Posting about somebody else's business for value is branded content, and every platform requires its own label to be switched on — a paid partnership toggle, a sponsor tag, a paid-promotion declaration. A line in the caption does not count.

🛑 This product cannot switch that label on for you. On YouTube the property is not one an API write may set at all — the box is in Studio and nothing we could call will ever tick it. On Instagram, Facebook and TikTok the platform does expose the field, but no adapter here sends it today. So when you mark a publication as paid client work, the console does not let it go out on a tick-box:

• it refuses to publish, reschedule or send it to a creator inbox until the disclosure is recorded;
• what it records is an attestation — a named person, the instant they said it, and the exact sentence they agreed to as it stood that day;
• and it re-checks at the moment of publishing, including when the scheduler fires at 3am with nobody watching.

By recording that attestation you are telling us, and warranting to us, that the platform's own label is actually on. Recording it when it is not is a breach of these terms and a false statement to us. It is also account-level risk on the platform — and where the work is a client's, it is the client's account at risk, not ours.

If we ever do send a label ourselves, the console will stop asking a human for that platform and this clause will change with it.

Availability

We make no uptime commitment. There is no service level, no availability percentage and no credit, and we would rather write that than publish a number we do not measure.

The service can be down for maintenance, for a deploy, or because something broke. Scheduling is accurate to about a minute, not to the second. A restart ends every session and you will sign in again.

We answer support at contact@aronkan.org. We do not promise how quickly.

Platform APIs change, break, and get revoked

Everything this product does on your behalf depends on somebody else's API and somebody else's review process, and both change quarterly.

A platform can change a field, deprecate a version, tighten a permission, fail an app review, rate limit us, or revoke access entirely — for our app or for your account — at any time, without warning and without our agreement. When that happens a feature can stop working, a scheduled post can fail, and an account can need reconnecting.

We will tell you what we know. We are not liable for what a platform does, and none of it is a breach of these terms by us.

Fees

The service is currently provided without charge. There is no billing mechanism in the product and no fees are payable for it.

If we introduce fees, we will agree them with you in writing before they apply, and they will not apply retroactively to anything already published. Nothing in these terms obliges you to pay anything you have not separately agreed to. If you do not agree to a fee we propose, you may end this agreement under Suspension and termination below, and nothing you have already published is affected.

Taxes are yours unless we have agreed otherwise in writing.

If ads are ever switched on

No money has ever moved through this product, and until that changes this section is about a service you do not have.

If ads are ever enabled for you, ad spend is spent on a real ad account against a real payment method, and the amounts are set by the approvals recorded in the console. Enabling publishing does not enable spending — they are deliberately separate switches, so that turning on posting can never quietly turn on charging a card.

Advertising is not part of the service today. Nothing in this product has ever connected to an advertising platform, we hold no payment method for one, and the switch that would permit spending is off. If we ever offer advertising, then whose card funds the spend, whether it is billed through us or paid directly to the platform, and any management fee, will all be agreed with you in writing first. It will never begin by default.

Suspension and termination

You can stop at any time, by disconnecting your accounts or by telling us to close your workspace.

We can suspend or end access if you breach these terms, if a platform requires it, if we are required to by law, or if continuing would put a real account at risk. Where it is safe to do so we will tell you first.

Either side may end this agreement for convenience on 30 days' written notice, by email to the address on the account. Neither side has to give a reason.

What happens to your data

• Posts already published stay on the platform. They belong to your account, not to us. Once our access is gone we could not remove them even if you asked — so if you want them taken down, do it in the platform's own app, or ask us before you disconnect.
• Disconnecting an account deletes our stored credential for it immediately. From that moment we can neither read nor write anything on it.
• To have everything removed — the workspace, the publication records, the uploaded media — see Data deletion, which sets out exactly what goes and how long it takes.

We keep a terminated workspace's records for 30 days and then delete them. That window exists so an account closed by mistake can be recovered. You may ask us for an export of your publication records at any time during those 30 days and we will provide one. After the 30 days they are gone and we cannot produce them.

Disclaimers

The service is provided as is and as available.

We do not warrant that it will be uninterrupted, error-free, or that any post will be accepted, delivered on time, or perform in any particular way. Analytics figures are the platforms' numbers as reported to us, and the platforms revise them; we do not warrant them.

To the fullest extent the law allows, we disclaim the implied warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, and non-infringement.

We claim no certification, audit, insurance or compliance standard of any kind, and you should not assume one.

Nothing here excludes liability that cannot lawfully be excluded.

Limitation of liability

Neither side is liable to the other for indirect, incidental, special, consequential or punitive damages, or for lost profits, lost revenue, lost data or lost goodwill, even if it was warned they were possible.

Our total liability to you for all claims arising out of or relating to the service is limited to the greater of: the fees you paid us in the 12 months before the claim arose, or 100 US dollars.

This section does not limit your obligation to pay fees, or either side's liability for fraud or willful misconduct.

Indemnity

You will defend and indemnify us against claims, damages and reasonable costs arising from:

• content you published through the console;
• an account you connected without authority;
• a paid-partnership disclosure you attested to that was not actually on;
• your breach of these terms or of a platform's rules.

We will tell you promptly about any such claim and let you control the defence, and we will not settle it without your agreement.

Changes to these terms

We may change these terms. When we do, we will change this page and update the date at the top rather than let it go quietly stale.

We will give at least 30 days' notice of a material change, by email to the address on the account. If you keep using the service after a change takes effect, that is acceptance of it. If you would rather not accept it, you may end this agreement under Suspension and termination, and nothing you have already published is affected.

Governing law and venue

These terms are governed by the laws of the State of Florida, United States, without regard to its conflict-of-laws rules.

Any dispute will be brought in the state or federal courts located in Pinellas County, Florida, and both sides consent to the jurisdiction of those courts. There is no arbitration clause in these terms.

Data protection

What we hold, what we deliberately do not, and what we do with it, is set out in the privacy policy. For your material we act on your instruction; you decide what gets published and to which account.

A data processing agreement is available on request. If your own compliance obligations need one, write to us and we will provide it.

Contact

Write to contact@aronkan.org, or to AronKan LLC, 7901 4th St N STE 4702, St. Petersburg, FL 33702, United States.