Terms of use

KITCHEN COURT is operated by 1243116 B.C. Ltd., Parksville, British Columbia, Canada. These terms cover KITCHEN COURT and kitchencourt.coachcommandcenter.com, not the company’s other services.

Using the public beta

KITCHEN COURT is currently a free public beta for supported Macs. Anyone may download and install it, and a household can play on its own network without an account or a code. Putting a household online, with its own KITCHEN COURT address and certificate, uses a single-use setup code or an invitation from another household. When kitchencourt.coachcommandcenter.com offers setup codes, getting one includes an automated human check, and we may limit how many are issued. By installing or using KITCHEN COURT, you agree to these terms. The Privacy notice explains information handling; reading it is not blanket consent to optional data collection.

Beta features can change or fail. KITCHEN COURT is provided as available, without a promise of uninterrupted operation or that generated output will be correct. Keep backups of creations you value. These statements do not limit rights or guarantees that the law gives you.

Separate open-source and third-party software licenses continue to apply. These terms do not reduce rights granted under those licenses.

Your household and connected services

An adult must set up and manage the household, decide who may join and supervise children’s use. Family settings help an owner manage content; they do not guarantee every generated or third-party item is appropriate or safe.

Connect only accounts and devices you are entitled to use. AI tools, media services and home integrations have their own terms, privacy practices and account requirements. Their charges are separate from KITCHEN COURT, including any paid generation you request. Review permissions and important actions; AI output can be mistaken.

Your content stays yours

You retain whatever rights you have in your inputs and creations. You must have the rights needed to upload or share material. AI output may not be unique or eligible for copyright protection.

When you choose hosted sharing or distribution, you grant us a non-exclusive permission to store, process, reproduce and deliver the selected content and previews as needed to provide that sharing feature. Infrastructure providers may perform those operations for us. This permission is limited to operating the sharing you selected; it does not transfer ownership or permit selling your private content.

You can use supported controls to remove a hosted share. Removal cannot retrieve copies other people already downloaded or recorded, and backups may not disappear immediately.

Respect people and the service

Do not use KITCHEN COURT for unlawful access, harassment or threats, child exploitation, malware, material you have no right to distribute, bypassing access controls, abusing hosted capacity or automating requests for setup codes. We may restrict harmful use or remove hosted content to protect people and the service.

When we remove hosted content, we stop its page, its shared game or its room listing, delete the files we stored for it, and record the removal, who made it and the reason. The content cannot be published again from your KITCHEN COURT while the restriction stands. As with a removal you make yourself, this cannot retrieve copies other people already downloaded, recorded or re-published elsewhere, and a copy already held by a content delivery network can still be reachable for a period after we delete ours. Our Games, Music and Video index pages are built in advance, so a removed item’s title and description can stay listed there until we next rebuild this site; its own page, its files and the list we give search engines stop immediately. If people are already playing a shared game together when we remove it, that session can continue on the devices already in it until they reload.

To report a rights concern, a privacy concern or content about you or your child, or to ask for a review of a restriction, use the Report this page link on the page itself, which brings the address with it, or Feedback & help with the page address and what the concern is. We review these ourselves and will tell you the outcome at the reply address you give. We do not promise a fixed response time.

Changes and your rights

We will give notice of material changes to these terms or the operator of KITCHEN COURT. A future transfer does not provide blanket permission for unrelated uses of your information; we will seek consent where required by law.

British Columbia law and applicable Canadian law govern these terms, subject to mandatory protections in your place of residence. Nothing here requires arbitration or waives mandatory consumer, privacy or other legal rights.

Questions or concerns? Use Feedback & help. Include an optional reply email if you would like follow-up. We do not promise an automatic email or a fixed support response time.