Subscriptions & consumer information

1. The current offer

This is a pre-launch information page, not a paid offer. The public website has no checkout, recurring-charge consent, trial enrolment or customer billing account. A discussion with our team does not automatically become a subscription or a priority reservation.

The end-of-2026 target can be updated as development and market readiness progress. A demonstration is not a commitment to deliver every internal capability in every market. Any actual service must be identified clearly in the offer accepted by the customer.

Planned individual access to Ari is for people aged 18 or over who also have legal capacity to enter the relevant agreement. Where applicable law requires an older age or legal-representative involvement, that requirement must be met and expressly supported by the launch offer. Payment-card ownership is not proof of contractual capacity or authority to use that card. Reading this public website does not enrol you in a service.

2. Ari Core and selected modules

The plan is to offer a curated choice of modules and features around one shared Ari Core maintained and controlled by Nightwing. Customers could choose the capabilities suited to their work, rather than acquiring the complete internal system. More selected capabilities are expected to add to the subscription.

Launch materials must show which modules depend on each other, the required host device, supported iPhone features, model/provider requirements and any online services. A feature name, provider logo or example does not define the commercial package by itself.

3. Information before a purchase

• The legal seller, business/contact address, supported territory and customer eligibility.
• The actual capabilities, dependencies, device/OS compatibility, service limits and delivery/activation method.
• Total price, currency, taxes, billing period and every mandatory or usage-based charge.
• Whether a plan renews, when it renews, the charge date, cancellation steps and the effect of changing modules.
• Any trial duration, conversion to payment and the separate affirmative authorisation needed before charging.
• Applicable withdrawal, cancellation, refund and remedy rights; the complaint process and a copy of the agreed terms that can be saved.
• Which third-party accounts or costs are separate, plus the product privacy notice and any business data-processing agreement.

4. Billing, renewal and changes

No current form on this website authorises a recurring charge. An eventual subscription must present the recurring arrangement prominently and obtain the agreement required by the relevant law. Payment cannot be inferred from a product enquiry or optional privacy acknowledgement.

Prices, renewal cadence, notice periods and module-change rules have not been announced. A future price or service change must follow the accepted offer and applicable law, including any required notice or right to cancel. A general power to change anything without notice is not created here.

5. Cancellation, refunds and statutory rights

We have not announced a universal refund or cancellation schedule. There is no present subscription to cancel through the website. For a future paid plan, clear practical instructions must explain how to stop renewal, when access ends and how any applicable refund or remedy is handled.

Nothing here excludes mandatory consumer remedies. Digital-content or immediate-performance exceptions are not assumed simply because Ari is software. Where a lawful exception requires advance information and affirmative consent, it must be handled in the actual purchase flow rather than hidden in a policy.

Taiwan and other markets may provide distance-contract withdrawal rights with specific exceptions. Thailand and Hong Kong have their own consumer and unfair-term requirements. Local classification and disclosure review must be completed before accepting orders in each launch market; a single global “all sales final” clause is not used.

6. Business orders and data arrangements

A business proposal must identify the authorised contracting party, scope, seats/devices if relevant, permitted environments, support and any service-level terms. A separate signed agreement may address confidential information and processing of employee/customer data.

An individual’s enquiry is not approval for organisation-wide deployment or access to colleagues’ accounts. A business label does not remove statutory rights where the actual customer is legally a consumer. Any negotiated exception must be lawful and clearly documented.

7. Talk about your requirements

Use Get in touch or email info@nightwingdigital.co to describe the capabilities and setup you would like. Keep private data out of the enquiry. Our response can help clarify the planned direction, while an actual order requires a separate, complete offer and acceptance.