Terms of use of the Mimi app

1. Licence

The Mimi app is licensed, not sold. The Apple Standard End User License Agreement applies, available at apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula.

The app is published by Codentra Sp. z o.o., with its registered office in Świdnica, NIP 9571129766.

2. Why third-party services are needed

Mimi does not contain a language model of its own. Understanding commands requires an Anthropic account and an API key generated by you. You settle the fees for using the model directly with Anthropic — Codentra is not an intermediary in that payment, takes no commission on it and has no insight into your billing.

Two optional features require further external accounts: the Telegram integration needs your own bot, and calls through Twilio need your own Twilio account. Both are switched off until you configure them yourself.

By using these services you also accept their own terms. Codentra is not responsible for their availability, price changes or changes to their terms.

3. In-app purchases

You buy the app once in the App Store. The Telegram integration is an add-on on an automatically renewing subscription.

The subscription renews each billing period until you switch it off. The charge is taken by Apple from your Apple ID. You cancel in iOS Settings → your name → Subscriptions, at the latest 24 hours before the end of the current period. Refunds and purchase complaints are handled by Apple, in line with App Store rules.

The subscription unlocks app features only. You create the Telegram bot account yourself and it is free.

4. How the app should be used

Mimi carries out commands on your phone and on your behalf. You are responsible for what you use it for — in particular for the content of the messages sent, the calls made and the lawfulness of those actions.

• Do not use Mimi to send unsolicited messages or to harass anyone.
• Do not use the Twilio calling feature for emergency numbers. Always dial 112 with the ordinary phone — that call goes over the mobile network and does not depend on the internet, Twilio or Mimi.
• Do not use Mimi to operate your phone in a way that breaks road traffic rules. The CarPlay features are meant to limit distraction, not to excuse it.

5. What the app does not guarantee

Mimi relies on a language model that is sometimes wrong — it may misunderstand a command or read a date differently than you mean it. The app shows and reads out loud what it intends to do; verifying the result is up to you.

Do not rely on Mimi in matters where a mistake is costly or irreversible — in particular in medical, legal and financial matters. Readings from the Health app are for information, not for diagnosis.

The app is provided as is. To the extent permitted by law, Codentra is not liable for damage arising from its use. This does not exclude the rights that consumers have under mandatory provisions of law.

6. Changes to these terms and governing law

We will announce material changes in the update notes in the App Store and through the update date at the top of this document.

Matters not covered here are governed by Polish law. Consumers retain the rights arising from the law of their country of habitual residence.