Terms of Use
Last updated: 5 October 2026
Rafts is operated by RAFTS LLC, a Delaware limited liability company. These terms apply to the Rafts website at www.myrafts.com and the video studio at app.myrafts.com. By using Rafts, you agree to these terms. If you use Rafts for an organization, you must have authority to act on its behalf.
1. The beta service
Rafts provides a workspace for uploading media, arranging and trimming scenes, adding captions, adjusting framing and source audio, and rendering videos. Features are available only where the product exposes them. Reference analysis and other experimental features may be limited or unavailable; roadmap descriptions are not a promise of delivery.
The beta may change, experience interruptions, or impose storage, upload and processing limits. Keep your own copies of important media and exported videos. Rafts is not an archival backup service.
2. Your account and workspace
Sign-in currently uses Google. You are responsible for securing your Google account and for activity you authorize through it. Do not share access tokens or use someone else’s account without permission.
Workspace owners and administrators control membership and roles. Members can access or change projects according to those roles. Only invite people who should have access to the workspace’s content.
3. Your content and permissions
Before your first creation, you confirm that you own or have permission to upload, edit and export the footage you provide. This confirmation applies to future uploads on your account; you do not need to complete a separate rights form for every file. It is your declaration, not an independent verification by Rafts. Reference uploads remain for analysis and do not establish permission to redistribute the reference.
You retain the rights you have in your uploaded footage, audio, text and other content. Using Rafts does not transfer ownership of that content to Rafts.
You grant Rafts permission to store, copy, process and transmit your content as needed to operate the features you use, including previews, analysis, rendering and authorized downloads. This permission also covers service providers performing those tasks for Rafts; it does not give other users a right to reuse your private content.
You must have the permissions needed for your intended use, including any applicable copyright, music, privacy, likeness and confidentiality permissions. Do not upload material you are not entitled to provide to the service.
4. Rights declarations and references
Rafts records your one-time media confirmation on your account. Source details and rights status are recorded with uploads automatically. This does not verify your permissions or transfer ownership. Do not continue using content if your permission to use it changes.
Media marked with unknown rights may be retained for review, but Rafts blocks exports that use unresolved source rights. Your account confirmation is your declaration, not a legal clearance or independent verification by Rafts.
Analyzing a reference does not grant permission to copy or redistribute it. Observations, inferred intent and suggested edits may be incomplete or inaccurate. Review them before accepting or using them.
5. Edits and exported videos
You decide which content and changes to use. Review the rendered output before publishing it, including its timing, captions, crop, audio and rights. Source previews may differ from a completed render. A completed job does not establish that an output is accurate, lawful or suitable for a particular platform.
6. Acceptable use
- Do not use Rafts to violate another person’s rights, distribute unlawful content, or create deceptive impersonations intended to harm or defraud.
- Do not upload malicious files, probe other workspaces, steal credentials, or attempt to bypass authentication, permissions or export restrictions.
- Do not evade usage limits or interfere with the availability of the service for others.
Access or processing may be restricted when reasonably necessary to address abuse, security incidents, legal requirements or violations of these terms.
7. Retention and deletion
Source files remain until deleted unless a retention period is selected. Available source retention periods are 30 days, 90 days or one year. Scheduled deletion waits while a saved edit or active job requires the source.
Deleting a source file does not delete previously rendered videos, separate job records or audit events. Export anything you need before deleting content or stopping use of the service. See the Privacy Policy for more about how account and project information is handled.
8. Third-party services
Google supplies authentication, and infrastructure providers support storage and processing. Your use of a third-party service may also be governed by its own terms. Rafts cannot guarantee the availability of services it does not operate.
9. Availability and responsibility
To the extent permitted by applicable law, the beta is provided on an “as available” basis without a promise of uninterrupted operation, error-free output or suitability for a particular purpose. You remain responsible for your publishing decisions and for maintaining copies of your content.
Nothing in these terms excludes rights, remedies or liabilities that cannot lawfully be excluded. These terms do not impose an arbitration requirement or a waiver of mandatory consumer protections.
10. Changes and ending use
You can stop using Rafts at any time. Updated terms will be published here with a revised date. Material changes will be communicated before they take effect where required. Content permissions continue only as needed for retained content, service operations and applicable legal obligations.
11. Legal contact
For questions about these terms or legal notices, contact RAFTS LLC at infougx2@gmail.com.
