1. Service and contact
Nibble is a service for web development components available at https://nibble.lat. In these terms, “Nibble,” “we,” and “us” refer to the service and its operation.
For questions about these terms, payments, content rights, or complaints, contact galavic@nibble.lat. Tax information and payment documents will be provided as required by applicable law.
2. Scope of these terms
These terms govern the website, accounts, favorites, previews, downloads, Nibble Pro, the MCP interface, Studio, and its CLI. They also govern our relationship with users authorized to contribute components.
A “component” includes code and, where applicable, styles, examples, documentation, and associated assets. A “publisher” is a user who has received publishing permission from Nibble. An “agent” is software acting on a user's instructions, including an AI assistant.
Individual component licenses govern rights in that code. These terms govern access to the platform and do not replace or reduce rights granted under third-party licenses. If provisions conflict about rights in a particular component, its valid license controls for that material. Mandatory law always takes precedence.
3. Acceptance, eligibility, and representation
Users must have the opportunity to read and keep these terms before creating an account, subscribing to Pro, or publishing content. Acceptance is requested through an express action in the relevant flow. Merely browsing the catalog or receiving a link does not authorize charges, marketing, or publication.
You must be at least 18 and have legal capacity to create an account, subscribe, or publish. If you act for a business, you must have authority to bind it. Without that authority, you must not subscribe or publish on its behalf.
Browsing without an account remains subject to the website's rules of use and applicable law. These terms do not exclude protections that the law grants because of age, capacity, or consumer status.
4. Free and paid features
The public catalog, previews, and downloads identified as free are available without a subscription, subject to availability and each resource's license. An account provides access to features such as saving favorites and organizing collections.
Nibble Pro provides authenticated MCP access to retrieve components, styles, and examples from compatible tools. Pro does not itself include a subscription to an AI provider, project hosting, custom development services, or additional rights in third-party code.
Studio is available only to accounts authorized by Nibble. Purchasing Pro does not grant publishing permission or guarantee approval of an access request. Connecting the Studio CLI through browser login does not itself require Pro.
The features included in a plan are described before purchase. Material changes to a purchased service are governed by section 21.
5. Accounts and security
Provide accurate contact information and maintain access to your sign-in email. Do not impersonate others or use another person's account without permission. Your chosen display name and avatar may appear as attribution on your published components.
Keep sign-in codes, browser sessions, CLI sessions, and MCP keys confidential. Revoke connections you do not recognize and notify us of suspected unauthorized access. Nibble will not ask you to email passwords, sign-in codes, or complete keys.
You may authorize tools to act on your behalf and should configure their permissions carefully. Responsibility for an action depends on authorization, service security, and applicable law. An incident will not automatically be attributed to a user when it is not their responsibility.
You must not sell, rent, or share keys or sessions to provide unauthorized third parties with service access. This credential restriction does not limit uses of downloaded code allowed by its license.
6. Prices, currency, and taxes
The monthly Pro plan costs US$2 per month. The annual plan costs US$12 per year. Displaying the annual plan as “US$1 per month” is an informational monthly equivalent: the full US$12 is charged in one payment for each annual period.
Before purchase, the checkout must show the currency, total amount, billing period, applicable taxes, discounts, and renewal information. Additional charges require disclosure and authorization. Currency conversion or fees charged by your payment provider are separate from Nibble's charges.
Future prices may change under section 21. A change does not retroactively alter a period already paid for. If the offer or checkout total is inconsistent with the information supplied, stop the purchase and ask for clarification before paying.
7. Payment and Pro activation
Stripe processes payments. You must be authorized to use your payment method and provide the information required by the processor. Stripe and your payment provider may apply their own terms to their relationship with you. This does not remove Nibble's obligations as the service provider.
Pro activates when our server correctly verifies the subscription. Returning to a confirmation page alone does not prove activation. If a payment is confirmed but access is missing, contact us with your account email and receipt reference. Do not send complete card details.
Pending, failed, or overdue payments may prevent or suspend Pro access. Information will be available to review and resolve the subscription status. Payment issues do not authorize charges beyond those you approved or, by themselves, affect valid licenses for files previously obtained.
8. Automatic renewal and cancellation
Pro renews automatically monthly or annually according to your selection. Subscription charges require express, informed consent to the amount, frequency, and billing date. Creating an account is not consent to recurring charges.
We will provide renewal notices required by applicable law. Where Mexican consumer law applies, notice of automatic renewal will be sent at least five calendar days in advance, with information on canceling without penalty.
You can cancel renewal through your account's subscription portal. If that mechanism fails, contact the email in section 1. Cancellation requests will be processed promptly without requiring a phone call, a reason, or purchase of another service. We will confirm cancellation and its effective date.
Canceling renewal normally preserves access until the paid period ends and prevents the next charge. If you request immediate termination or the law requires a different outcome, the request and any resulting refund will be handled accordingly. Subscription cancellation, a refund request, and account closure are separate actions. We will explain their effects without using that distinction to obstruct cancellation.
9. Refunds and consumer rights
You may request a full refund of your first Pro purchase within 14 calendar days of the initial charge, for either the monthly or annual plan. You do not need to prove a technical fault. This initial-purchase policy does not restart with each renewal. A refund under this policy also cancels future renewal and ends paid access, with those effects explained to you.
We also review duplicate, unauthorized, incorrect, and post-cancellation charges, as well as service failures. Outside the initial refund policy, merely not using a subscription does not itself create a promise of a proportional refund. Refunds may still be due under law, because of service failure or material changes, or by express agreement.
Send requests to the section 1 email with your account email, payment reference, and relevant details. Do not send your complete card information. We will communicate the outcome and, where a refund is due, instruct payment back to the original method unless that is impossible or another lawful arrangement is agreed. Your processor and financial institution control the subsequent posting time, which will be explained to you.
Mandatory withdrawal, revocation, refund, compensation, and complaint rights remain available even when broader than this policy. Accessing code or starting a download does not automatically waive those rights. Any special consent legally required to supply digital services or content must be obtained separately and validly.
10. Component licenses
Downloading, viewing a preview, or buying Pro does not transfer copyright ownership or automatically authorize every use. Permission to copy, modify, integrate, distribute, or commercialize a component depends on the license accompanying it and the rights of its owners.
Original components expressly identified by Nibble as MIT-licensed may be used under that license, including commercially, modified, and redistributed with the required notices. This does not make the whole catalog MIT-licensed or relicense third-party material.
Third-party resources retain their respective licenses, attribution requirements, and restrictions. Respect license files, copyright notices, and conditions covering fonts, images, marks, and dependencies, even when included within a component or example.
If a sufficient license or authorization is not identified, do not assume the material is public domain or commercially redistributable. Contact us for clarification. Nibble may suspend distribution while reviewing rights. Technical availability of a file on a website does not itself establish a redistribution license.
Canceling Pro or removing a component from the catalog does not by itself revoke valid licenses already granted. It also does not cure a download or distribution that lacked sufficient authorization from the outset.
11. Nibble ownership and trademarks
Rights in Nibble's name, logo, identity, original organization of the service, and proprietary platform software belong to their owners. Unless a license or permission allows it, these terms do not authorize you to impersonate Nibble or use its marks to suggest endorsement, affiliation, or sponsorship.
This does not prohibit truthful descriptive references, lawful quotations, interoperability, licensed software uses, or other legally protected uses. Third-party marks belong to their owners. Their appearance does not imply a business association.
12. Publishing through Studio
Publishing permission is personal and may be granted or withdrawn based on security, compliance, and catalog quality. Publishers retain ownership of their material and must have the necessary rights in included code, resources, documentation, and marks.
By uploading, you grant Nibble non-exclusive permission to store, compile, technically reproduce, and preview the material to operate Studio. Saving a draft alone does not distribute it publicly. Authorized administrators may access what is necessary for support, security, and administration.
By selecting Publish or issuing the equivalent CLI command, you also authorize Nibble to display, host, and distribute that version through the catalog, downloads, and MCP under the valid license you identify, with your display name and avatar. This permission is limited to operating and presenting the service. It does not transfer ownership or independently authorize selling the material outside that context or training models on private drafts.
Publishers must identify licenses, attribution, and restrictions for all included material. Do not claim another person's work as yours, remove required notices, or represent that you own rights you do not have. Do not publish material if its original license does not permit the intended distribution.
Publication alone creates no employment, agency, partnership, or exclusivity relationship. It also creates no entitlement to payment, royalties, or a share of Pro revenue. Any financial arrangement requires a separate agreement.
13. Drafts, updates, and withdrawal
Saving a draft does not automatically replace a published version. Publishing changes updates the public version and may affect future downloads. Publishers should check compatibility, keep copies of their work, and describe relevant changes when appropriate.
An authorized owner can unpublish components through available controls or ask for assistance. Withdrawal stops future public availability through Nibble, but cannot retrieve existing downloads or undo rights validly granted to others.
Removing a publisher's permission blocks future publishing actions; it does not automatically remove every existing publication. Within valid authorizations, Nibble may retain or unpublish those components or review withdrawal requests. Residual technical copies and retention are handled under the Privacy Notice and legal obligations. Immediate deletion from every backup is not promised.
14. CLI, MCP, agents, and shared links
You may connect compatible tools and authorized agents to the interfaces Nibble provides. Keep control of connections and review delegated actions, particularly uploading, editing, publishing, and withdrawing content.
A Studio session authorizes the operations allowed by the account's current permissions. MCP keys allow the relevant service functions under an active plan. Expiration or revocation of sessions, keys, or permissions may stop subsequent requests.
CLI checks, screenshots, and reports test specific technical properties. A passing report does not certify ownership, absolute security, comprehensive accessibility, universal compatibility, or visual quality. Review results before integration or publication.
External agents and clients may process information under their own terms. Do not include unnecessary secrets or personal information in files, prompts, or configurations sent to them. Settings in shared component links are part of the URL and may be visible to recipients, browser history, and technical logs. Do not use URL parameters to store credentials or confidential information.
15. Permitted use and prohibited conduct
You may explore the catalog, use authorized interfaces, integrate sufficiently licensed components, and perform compatible automation. Respect privacy, third-party rights, and transparently communicated limits.
Do not introduce malware, data-stealing code, backdoors, hidden mining, another person's credentials, or unlawful material; evade authentication, permissions, or payment controls; exploit vulnerabilities to access accounts or drafts; impersonate others; send spam or harass people; or deliberately overload or disrupt the service.
Do not extract private information, use compromised accounts or keys, or resell authenticated service access without authorization. Anti-abuse measures do not restrict code rights granted by a valid license or authorized security testing within its agreed scope.
Nibble may apply proportionate technical limits to prevent abuse and maintain availability. Limits relevant to a paid plan must be communicated. Unlimited access is not promised. Limits that materially undermine a purchased service are subject to section 21.
16. Moderation and content complaints
Nibble may review, restrict, or remove content where there is a reasonable indication of infringement, security risk, breach, or legal obligation. Urgent action may be necessary for malware, unauthorized access, or a valid order. Where feasible and legally permitted, the affected person will be told the reason and how to request review.
To report infringement, identify the component and URL, the right affected, relevant facts, your relationship to the rights holder, and a contact method. Do not send sensitive identity documents through ordinary email unnecessarily. Complainant information will be used to handle the case and disclosed only where necessary and supported by a valid basis.
Publishers may provide explanations, licenses, and evidence of authorization. We will consider both positions, applicable legal obligations, and any need for preventive removal. These terms do not replace legally required notice, response, or appeal procedures or predetermine ownership.
17. Privacy and communications
The separate Privacy Notice explains personal data processing, the relevant providers, purposes, transfers, retention criteria, and rights procedures. Accepting these terms does not constitute consent to optional processing or marketing.
Nibble uses services such as Supabase for accounts and storage, Stripe for payments, Brevo for authentication emails, and Vercel for hosting. Relevant providers and their roles are described in the Privacy Notice. An agent chosen by a user does not become Nibble's provider merely by connecting to MCP.
Necessary security, verification, billing, renewal, cancellation, and contractual notices may be sent to your account email. Optional advertising must be distinguishable from those notices and provide legally required objection or unsubscribe controls.
18. Compatibility, testing, and availability
Components may require particular React versions, dependencies, resources, or browser capabilities such as WebGL. Previews may differ from a final integration because of size, device, GPU, theme, reduced-motion preferences, or project styling.
Studio previews run with isolation and technical restrictions. Those restrictions do not automatically apply in the project into which downloaded code is integrated. Review dependencies, licenses, security, performance, and accessibility for your intended project.
No uptime or support response-time agreement is offered unless expressly agreed. Nibble will take reasonable steps to maintain the service, correct issues, and communicate significant interruptions. This does not remove the duty to supply the purchased service or remedies for a failure to do so.
19. Warranties and responsibility
Third-party code and code distributed under specific licenses carry the warranties and lawful exclusions in those licenses. Nibble does not promise that every component will suit every purpose, work in every system, or be entirely error-free.
Each party is responsible for the losses and obligations legally attributable to its conduct. These terms do not exclude liability for fraud, intentional misconduct, gross negligence where non-excludable, violation of mandatory rights, or other liability that cannot lawfully be limited.
Third-party failures, force majeure, and user conduct are assessed according to causation, reasonable measures taken, and applicable law. They do not automatically release Nibble from its own obligations. Users are not required to provide an unlimited indemnity, waive all claims, or accept a liability cap that defeats mandatory rights.
20. Suspension, account closure, and termination
You may stop using the service and request account closure at the section 1 email. Before closure, you will be informed about subscriptions, published material, and data that must legally be retained. Requested renewal cancellations will also be handled. Signing out of a browser does not itself cancel a subscription.
Nibble may suspend functions or terminate access for material breaches, fraud, security risks, or legal requirements. Measures will be proportionate. Where appropriate, an explanation, review, and opportunity to correct a breach will be offered. Urgent protection or legal restrictions may prevent advance notice.
Termination does not allow indiscriminate forfeiture of payments or revocation of valid licenses independent of the subscription. Refunds and remedies depend on the cause, outstanding services, and law. Obligations concerning accrued payments, credential confidentiality, intellectual property, and claims survive only as necessary and legally valid.
21. Changes to prices, terms, and the service
Nibble may improve the service and update these terms for technical, commercial, or legal reasons. We will identify the applicable version and date and retain an accessible record of material changes.
Changes that materially disadvantage an active plan, increase prices, or introduce new obligations will be communicated before taking effect, with the notice and consent required by law. You can cancel before the next charge. Changes will not be applied retroactively to remove paid benefits, valid licenses, or legal remedies.
If an essential feature of a paid period is removed or the service closes without an acceptable equivalent, termination and the appropriate remedy or refund will be available. Urgent security or legally required changes will be communicated as soon as reasonably possible and permitted.
22. Complaints, governing law, and competent authorities
Contact the section 1 email for questions or complaints. We will provide a reasonable response and follow-up route without making prior contact a condition that prevents approaching an authority or exercising an urgent right.
The relationship is governed by applicable law, including mandatory consumer, privacy, and intellectual property rules determined by the provider's establishment, the user's residence, and the circumstances of the transaction.
Competent courts and authorities are those determined by law. These terms impose no mandatory arbitration, class-action waiver, or exclusive foreign jurisdiction that deprives consumers of their rights. Where Mexican law applies, PROFECO's powers and access to legally competent courts remain available.
23. General provisions
If a provision is invalid or unenforceable, mandatory law applies and the remainder continues to the extent separable and lawful. Not immediately exercising a right does not permanently waive it.
You must not transfer credentials or a subscription as a substitute for an authorized contractual assignment. Any transfer of Nibble's service must respect acquired rights, data protection law, and applicable information or consent requirements.
These terms, the offer actually accepted, and relevant express agreements form the service agreement. This does not exclude binding advertising or statutory rights. English is the reference language of this version, subject to applicable language and consumer protections. You may save or print a copy.
24. Contact and effective date
Service: Nibble, https://nibble.lat.
Legal contact: galavic@nibble.lat.
Version 1.0. Effective November 5, 2026. This version does not retroactively establish acceptance by existing users.