ARIA License Terms v1.7

Version 1.7. Effective October 11, 2026. Language approved by April Harris and counsel October 11, 2026. Supersedes v1.6 for purchases and agreements on or after that date; families that accepted an earlier version remain under that version unless a counsel-approved mechanism applies v1.7.

ARIA License Terms

One Named Child and Device Use

Version 1.7. Effective October 11, 2026.

These License Terms govern use of a finished ARIA app supplied by Life in Victory LLC. The license belongs to the purchasing family for one named child in the ages 11-12 (under 13) or ages 13-18 product band. It allows the child to use ARIA on the devices permitted under Section 1.2, but it does not transfer ownership of ARIA software, templates, designs, or methods.

1. LICENSE GRANT

1.1 One Named Child. Provider grants the purchasing family a personal, limited, nonexclusive, nontransferable license for one named child's use.

1.2 Devices. Under an ARIA One-Time License, the named child may use ARIA on one device. Under an ARIA Subscription, the named child may use ARIA on multiple devices in the child's household, and there is no fixed device limit. Under either plan, the license may not be shared with another child, another household, a school population, or the public.

1.3 Separate Device Data. Each device maintains its own local journal and app data. Data does not automatically synchronize. The family may move or copy the child's data using an available backup file or QR-based second-device process.

1.4 Plan Duration. An ARIA One-Time License (formerly Own It) is perpetual after full payment. An ARIA Subscription (formerly All In) requires six paid months. After the family completes six paid months of ARIA Subscription, the named child keeps a continuing license to use the delivered app on household devices under Section 1.2 if the family later cancels. What ends at cancellation is the ongoing service, meaning upgrades and support under Sections 4.3 and 6; it does not end the child's continuing license to use the delivered app. Foundation does not include an ARIA app license unless expressly added.

2. OWNERSHIP

2.1 Family Content. The family owns the content the child or parent enters into ARIA.

2.2 Provider Materials. Life in Victory LLC and its licensors own ARIA software, code, interface designs, templates, modules, prompts, methods, documentation, branding, and reusable components.

2.3 License Not Sale. "Own It" means the family receives a perpetual right to use its delivered ARIA app. It does not mean the family acquires ownership of Provider Materials or the right to commercialize them.

3. PERMITTED AND PROHIBITED USE

3.1 Permitted Use. The family may use and reasonably personalize the delivered app for the named child, make personal backups, and use the devices permitted under Section 1.2 for that child.

3.2 Prohibited Use. The family may not sell, rent, sublicense, publish, redistribute, copy for another child or household, extract templates or reusable code, remove proprietary notices, reverse engineer protected components, or use ARIA to build or offer a competing product.

3.3 Contractors. A technician may assist the family solely to install, back up, or restore the child's licensed copy. The family remains responsible for the technician and may not provide access for copying, resale, template extraction, or unrelated development.

4. PERSONALIZATION AND UPGRADES

4.1 Build. Build covers the agreed personalization, configuration, and training preparation. Work outside the selected plan requires written approval and may require a separate quote.

4.2 Own It Support. Own It includes 90 days of email support. It does not include continuing upgrades after that period. A family may book a $95 working session; new features or substantial changes may require a quote.

4.3 All In Upgrades. Regular All In includes one upgrade per month. Founding All In includes up to four upgrades per month. Unused upgrades do not roll over unless Provider agrees in writing. An upgrade is a reasonable change to the existing app and does not include a new standalone application or major redevelopment.

5. PRIVACY AND SECURITY

5.1 On Device Design and Local AI Chat. ARIA keeps the child's app content on the household device. Provider does not operate a server database for the child's journal and does not collect app analytics, location, or the child's app content. The built in AI chat processes messages locally on the device. Chat messages are not sent to Provider, an external AI provider, or another server.

5.2 Family Control. The parent controls device access and may view or delete the local information. Provider cannot recover information it never received.

5.3 Backups. The family is responsible for backups and transfers. Local data may be permanently lost if storage is cleared or the device is lost, reset, repaired, replaced, or used in private-browsing mode.

6. THIRD-PARTY SERVICES

6.1 Parent Purchase, Intake, Booking, and Delivery. Stripe may process payment. GoHighLevel may process the parent completed intake form, email delivery, and booking widget. Web hosting, browser software, device operating systems, and optional domain services are provided by third parties under their own terms and privacy practices. The child may not complete the online intake or booking forms.

6.2 NotebookLM. Foundation may include configuration and training involving Google NotebookLM. Google controls that product. The parent is responsible for reviewing Google's terms, account requirements, and settings before allowing the child to use it.

7. DISCLAIMERS AND LIABILITY

7.1 No Professional Care. ARIA is not medical care, therapy, diagnosis, crisis monitoring, or emergency assistance.

7.2 Disclaimer. ARIA is provided as configured for the selected plan. Provider does not guarantee uninterrupted device or browser operation, preservation of local data, academic performance, health outcomes, or compatibility with future third-party changes.

7.3 Liability. To the maximum extent permitted by law, Provider's aggregate liability will not exceed the fees the family paid for the affected plan during the three months before the event; for a one-time plan, the cap is the amount paid for that plan. Provider is not liable for indirect, consequential, special, or punitive damages or lost data, profits, or opportunities.

8. TERMINATION AND GENERAL TERMS

8.1 Breach. Provider may terminate the license for material misuse, unauthorized sharing, resale, distribution, or infringement. If a curable breach occurs, Provider will provide ten days' written notice to cure when reasonably appropriate.

8.2 Effect. On termination for material misuse, unauthorized sharing, resale, distribution, infringement, or another breach of these Terms, the family must stop using the ARIA app and delete licensed Provider Materials and copies in its control, except records required by law. If the parent cancels an ARIA Subscription (formerly All In) after the family has completed six paid months, cancellation ends future subscription services, including upgrades and support, but does not end the named child's right to continue using the delivered ARIA app. Continued use does not transfer ownership of ARIA software, code, interface designs, templates, modules, prompts, methods, documentation, branding, or reusable components, and does not create continuing service rights.

8.3 Maryland Law and Venue. Maryland law governs. Court proceedings must be brought in a state court in Charles County, Maryland, or, if federal jurisdiction exists, the United States District Court for the District of Maryland.

8.4 Complete Terms. These Terms, the Parent Purchase and Consent Terms, Privacy Policy, and confirmed order are the complete agreement concerning family use. Changes must be in writing.

PARENT OR LEGAL GUARDIAN ACCEPTANCE

Parent or Guardian

Life in Victory LLC

Name: __________________________

By: April Harris

Signature: _______________________

Date: ___________________________

Email: __________________________

Support: april.harris@lifeinvictory.com

ARIA Parent Purchase and Consent Terms v1.7

ARIA Parent Purchase and Consent Terms

Parent Purchase Authorization and Consent for a Minor

Version 1.7. Effective October 11, 2026.

These Terms apply when a parent or legal guardian purchases ARIA services or an ARIA app license for one named child in one of two product bands: ages 11-12 (under 13) or ages 13-18. The adult purchaser, not the child, enters this agreement and is responsible for selecting the plan, supervising use, and protecting the child's device and information.

1. PARENT AND CHILD INFORMATION

1.1 Parent or Legal Guardian. Name: [PARENT OR LEGAL GUARDIAN NAME] Email: [PARENT EMAIL]

1.2 Named Child. First name or family-selected identifier: [CHILD IDENTIFIER] Age band: [AGES 11-12 (UNDER 13) / AGES 13-18]. Provider does not require the child's legal name, birth date, photograph, personal email address, or an individual ARIA account.

1.3 Authority. The purchaser confirms that the purchaser is the child's parent or legal guardian and has authority to consent to the purchase and the child's use of ARIA.

2. PLAN SELECTED

Plan	Payment	License or Service	Support and Upgrades
Foundation	$299 one-time	NotebookLM setup and family training; no ARIA app license unless separately purchased.	One two-week email check-in.
ARIA One-Time License (formerly Own It)	$1,995 app fee + $500 Build. Founding: $1,995 + $249 Build.	Perpetual license for one named child.	90 days of email support; later working sessions are $95, with a quote when needed.
ARIA Subscription (formerly All In)	$500 Build + $349/month. Founding: $249 Build + $129/month.	Six paid months are required. After the family completes six paid months, the named child keeps a continuing license to use the delivered app if the family later cancels. Cancellation or non-payment before completion of the six paid months does not create a continuing-use right unless Provider agrees otherwise in writing.	Regular: one upgrade per month. Founding: up to four upgrades per month. Upgrades and support end when the subscription ends.

2.1 Selection. Selected plan: [FOUNDATION / OWN IT / ALL IN / FOUNDING MEMBER, IF ELIGIBLE]. Build fees are required with Own It and All In. Founding-member pricing applies only when Provider confirms eligibility in writing.

3. PAYMENT AND CANCELLATION

3.1 Payment. One-time fees are due at purchase. Monthly All In fees are charged automatically on the monthly anniversary using the parent's authorized payment method.

3.2 ARIA Subscription Minimum. ARIA Subscription (formerly All In) requires six paid months. After that minimum, the parent may cancel by providing 30 days' written notice. Cancellation ends future subscription services, including upgrades and support, at the end of the applicable paid period, but the named child may continue using the delivered app on household devices. Cancellation or non-payment before completion of the six paid months does not create a continuing-use right unless Provider agrees otherwise in writing.

3.3 Refunds. One-time and Build fees become nonrefundable once personalization, configuration, training preparation, or other Build work begins. Subscription payments are nonrefundable after the applicable service month begins, except when required by law.

3.4 No Tier Credit. Payments for Foundation do not automatically credit toward Own It, All In, or another plan.

4. PARENTAL CONSENT

4.1 Applicable Age-Band Rules. The parent selects one age band in Section 1.2. Sections 4A and 4B apply as stated below. Pricing, features, license rights, and data-handling commitments are otherwise the same for both age bands.

4A.1 Ages 11-12 Parent Consent. Because the child is under 13, the purchasing parent or legal guardian must complete payment, electronically sign these Terms, provide the setup information, install or authorize access, and supervise use. The child may not complete the online intake form. 4A.2 Ages 11-12 Parent Rights. The parent may review the categories of parent, order, and parent supplied setup information Provider holds, request correction or deletion when legally permitted, revoke future authorization, and direct the child to stop using ARIA. Provider does not possess the child's local app content. 4B.1 Ages 13-18 Parent Authorization. The parent authorizes the named child to use ARIA under the License Terms. The parent must complete the online intake form. 4.2 Local Data for Both Age Bands. The parent authorizes the child to enter journal entries, plans, routines, goals, images, or other family selected content inside the delivered app. This content remains on the device unless the family intentionally exports or copies it. The built in AI chat processes entries locally on the device and does not send chat messages to Provider, an external AI provider, or another server.

4.3 Parent Rights for Both Age Bands. The parent may view or delete information on the child's device and may stop the child's use. Because Provider does not possess the child's app content, Provider ordinarily cannot retrieve, review, edit, or delete that on-device content for the parent.

4.4 No Public Sharing. ARIA has no social feed, public profile, advertising network, or feature designed to publish the child's content to other users.

5. FAMILY RESPONSIBILITIES

5.1 Supervision and Parent Intake. The parent is responsible for age appropriate supervision, device settings, access controls, passwords or PINs, backups, and deciding what the child enters. The parent, not the child, completes the online intake form. The form is limited to children ages 11 through 18 and requests the child's first name or a family selected identifier, age band, grade, goals, and three optional notes used to personalize the app. The form may be processed through GoHighLevel under its own privacy practices.

5.2 Data Loss. Clearing browser or app storage, private browsing, device reset, repair, loss, or replacement may permanently erase local data. Each device keeps a separate journal. The family should create a backup or use the available QR or backup transfer process before changing devices.

5.3 Professional Care. ARIA is an organizational and educational support tool. It is not medical care, therapy, psychological treatment, diagnosis, crisis monitoring, or emergency assistance. Contact qualified professionals or emergency services when appropriate.

6. DELIVERY AND SUPPORT

6.1 Delivery. Provider sends the parent a download or access link by email from the ARIA website. The parent is responsible for installing or opening the app on the devices permitted for the named child under Section 1.2 of the ARIA License Terms (one device under an ARIA One-Time License).

6.2 Sessions. After included support ends, a family may purchase a $95 working session. Requests involving new features, substantial rebuilding, or additional customization may require a separate written quote.

6.3 Contact. Purchase, consent, privacy, and support questions may be sent to april.harris@lifeinvictory.com.

7. GENERAL TERMS

7.1 Incorporated Terms. The ARIA License Terms and ARIA Privacy Policy are incorporated into these Terms.

7.2 Maryland Law. Maryland law governs. Any court proceeding must be brought in a state court in Charles County, Maryland, or, if federal jurisdiction exists, the United States District Court for the District of Maryland.

7.3 Electronic Acceptance. Electronic signatures, checkbox acceptance, and acceptance connected to the parent's purchase may evidence agreement to these Terms to the extent permitted by law.