Terms for Companies

Effective 13 September 2026

This is a translation of the Russian original, provided for convenience. If the two differ, the Russian version prevails.

These terms (the “Terms”) govern placing mini-apps in the Brouncher service (the “Service”) and using the company dashboard. They are concluded between the owner of the Brouncher service (the “Operator”) and the organisation for which a dashboard has been opened (the “Company”).

1. General provisions

1.1. The Company accepts the Terms when it first signs in to the dashboard with the access token issued to it. The person signing in confirms that they are authorised to act on behalf of the Company.

1.2. If the Operator and the Company have signed a separate agreement, that agreement prevails over the Terms where they differ.

1.3. The Terms supplement the Terms of Use: everything the Terms of Use prohibit for users and mini-apps applies to the Company as well.

2. Who can place mini-apps

2.1. Mini-apps may be placed only by legal entities registered in the Russian Federation. Terms for organisations from other countries are agreed separately — write to contact@brouncher.ru.

2.2. A dashboard is opened on request, after the Operator has checked the information about the organisation. The Operator may refuse to open a dashboard without giving reasons.

2.3. The Company is responsible for the accuracy of the information about itself and informs the Operator of any changes.

3. Dashboard and access token

3.1. The access token gives full access to the Company's mini-apps. The Company keeps it secret and shares it only with its authorised employees.

3.2. Anything done in the dashboard with the Company's token is deemed to be done by the Company.

3.3. If the token may have become known to others, the Company informs the Operator immediately. The Operator issues a new token, and the old one stops working.

3.4. The Operator stores only a hash of the token and cannot recover it — only issue a new one.

4. Requirements for mini-apps

The Company's mini-app:

• opens over HTTPS on a domain the Company is entitled to use;
• complies with the laws of the Russian Federation, the Terms of Use and the App Store rules that apply to mini-apps;
• has a name, icon and loading screen that match its content, are not misleading and do not infringe the rights of others;
• has a correctly stated minimum age;
• asks only for the permissions its features cannot work without, and uses the data it receives only for those features;
• contains no objectionable content (section 5 of the Terms of Use);
• does not impersonate Brouncher, Apple or other organisations, and does not imitate system dialogs to obtain passwords, codes or payment details;
• does not try to circumvent the restrictions of Brouncher and iOS, and uses Brouncher's features only as described in the API reference;
• does not sell digital content, subscriptions or features for use inside the mini-app where this contradicts the App Store rules on in-app purchases; goods and services consumed outside the app may be paid for in the usual ways;
• if users can publish material in it — filters objectionable material, lets users report material and block its author, and handles reports;
• if an account can be created in it — lets users delete that account from within the mini-app.

5. Users' personal data

5.1. The Company is the independent operator of the personal data its mini-app processes. The Operator does not receive this data and does not process it on the Company's instructions.

5.2. The Company complies with the Russian Federal Law “On Personal Data”, including the requirement to store the data of Russian citizens in databases located in Russia, publishes its own personal data policy, links to it in the mini-app, and obtains users' consent where the law requires it.

5.3. The Company uses data obtained through device features — the camera, microphone, location, contacts, photos, Bluetooth — only for the features for which permission was requested, and does not share it for advertising or tracking.

5.4. The data of the Company's representatives that the Operator receives is processed under the Privacy Policy.

6. Moderation and blocking

6.1. The Operator may check mini-apps for compliance with the Terms at any time.

6.2. User reports of objectionable content are reviewed within 24 hours. If a violation is confirmed, the Operator blocks the mini-app without prior notice: it disappears for all users, and its install link stops working.

6.3. The Operator informs the Company of a block by email. Once the violation has been fixed, the Company may ask for the mini-app to be unblocked; the decision is the Operator's.

6.4. In the event of a serious or repeated violation, the Operator may disable the Company's access to the dashboard. Mini-apps containing the objectionable content listed in section 5.1 of the Terms of Use are blocked, and the Company's access is disabled immediately.

7. Rights to materials

7.1. The rights to the mini-app, its name, icon, loading screen and content remain with the Company.

7.2. For as long as the mini-app is placed, the Company grants the Operator, free of charge, a simple non-exclusive licence to use the mini-app's name, icon, loading screen and address in order to display them in the App and on the install and Home Screen pages, worldwide.

7.3. The Company warrants that it holds the rights required for such use, and settles any third-party claims if it does not.

8. The Brouncher API

8.1. The features available to mini-apps in Brouncher are described in the API reference. The reference is generated from the App's code and describes its current behaviour.

8.2. The Operator may change the API. The Operator endeavours to announce incompatible changes in advance.

9. Fees

If placement is paid, the fees and payment terms are set by a separate agreement. Without such an agreement, placement is provided free of charge.

10. Liability

10.1. The Company is responsible for its mini-app, its content and the processing of data in it. If claims are brought against the Operator because of the Company's mini-app, the Company settles them itself and compensates the Operator for the resulting losses.

10.2. The Service is provided “as is”. The Operator does not guarantee its uninterrupted operation and is not liable for interruptions caused by maintenance, failures on the part of third parties, decisions by Apple or force majeure.

10.3. The Operator's liability to the Company is limited to actual damage; lost profits are not compensated.

11. Term and termination

11.1. The Terms apply for as long as the Company has a dashboard.

11.2. The Company may delete its mini-apps and ask for the dashboard to be closed at any time.

11.3. The Operator may close the dashboard with 30 days' notice to the Company, or without notice if the Company breaches the Terms.

12. Changes to the Terms

A new version is published on this page. The Operator notifies the Company of material changes by email at least 14 days before they take effect. If the Company continues to use the dashboard after that period, it accepts the new version.

13. Governing law and disputes

13.1. The Terms are governed by the laws of the Russian Federation.

13.2. Before going to court, a party sends a written claim; the response period is 30 days. Claims to the Operator are sent to contact@brouncher.ru, and claims to the Company to its email address in the dashboard.

13.3. A dispute that is not settled is heard by the commercial (arbitrazh) court at the Operator's location.

14. Operator details

Name

to be specified

OGRN

to be specified

INN

to be specified

Address

to be specified

Email

contact@brouncher.ru