Content Licence

To run the service you grant us a limited, non-exclusive, worldwide, royalty-free, sub-licensable-only-to-our-processors licence to:

• Store your uploads on our infrastructure.
• Strip location metadata from them, resize them, and convert their format.
• Send them to our AI processing provider to detect wall edges and obstacles, and to render arrangement images.
• Display them back to you inside your account.
• Include them in encrypted backups.

That is the whole list. The licence is granted for the sole purpose of providing the service to you, and it is not a licence to publish, market with, sell, or train on your content.

It ends when the content is deleted, subject only to the time it takes for deletion to propagate through backups.

• Uploaded photographs and generated arrangement images: 30 days from upload, then deleted. The window exists so you can come back to a wall you had not finished.
• Saved plans, measurements and drill points: for as long as your account is open. They are small text records, and they are what lets you reopen a plan a year later.
• Backups: deletions propagate within 30 days.

You can delete a wall and everything attached to it at any time from inside your account. That is immediate in the application.

Arrangement pictures and drill plans generated from your inputs are yours. You may print them, export them, share them, and use them commercially — for example, if you plan walls for other people as part of your work.

We do not watermark paid output, do not require attribution, and do not claim ownership of it.

On the Free plan, drill plans carry a watermark across the measurements. That watermark is a limit on the free plan, not a claim of ownership, and it never covers the safety notice at the foot of the sheet.

Two things are ours regardless of plan: the layout engine that calculates the figures, and the drawing system that renders them. You may use their output freely; you may not extract, copy or reimplement them.

By uploading, you confirm that:

• You occupy the property in the photograph, or you have permission from the person who does.
• No identifiable person appears in it.
• You hold the rights necessary for any artwork visible in it, or its inclusion is incidental to photographing a wall you are entitled to photograph.
• The content does not infringe anyone's intellectual property, privacy or publicity rights.
• The content does not breach the Acceptable Use Policy.

If you cannot confirm all of these for a particular file, do not upload it.

We may remove content that breaches the Acceptable Use Policy, that we are legally required to remove, or that is the subject of a rights complaint we consider well founded.

Where we can, we will tell you what was removed and why. Where the removal concerns child safety or an unlawful act, we act without notice.

If you believe content on Wallplan infringes your rights, write to us with enough detail to identify the material and the basis of your claim. If you believe your content was removed in error, write to us and a person will look at it again.

Both go to support@styleyourspacesedinburgh.com.

If you send us a suggestion about the product, we may act on it without owing you anything and without restriction. That is not a claim over anything you have created — it applies only to ideas you volunteer about how the tool should work.

You are welcome to tell us nothing, and the service works the same either way.