Terms of Use

Wumble is operated by Wumble s.r.o., registered office Školská 660/3, Nové Město, 110 00 Prague 1, Czech Republic, company number 23309822, VAT identifier CZ23309822.

These Terms describe the relationship between Wumble s.r.o. and people or organizations that use Wumble as Creators, Brands, Agencies or account administrators. They apply to the Wumble mobile app, server-side services and related website routes on https://www.wumble.io.

Creator accounts are available from age 16. If you are 16 or 17, you may use Wumble only to the extent permitted by applicable law and with the permission or assistance of a parent or legal guardian where required. You must not enter into a campaign-specific agreement or other commercial commitment unless you have the legal capacity and any required guardian authorization to do so.

Brand and Agency accounts, and accounts created or managed for an organization, may be operated only by a person who is at least 18 years old, has capacity to accept these Terms and is authorized to act for the organization. If applicable law imposes stricter age, capacity or guardian requirements, those requirements also apply.

You must provide accurate account, profile, age-eligibility, business and representative information. If you create or manage an account for a company, agency, client or other organization, you confirm that you are authorized to act for that organization and to bind it to the relevant platform rules. Wumble may restrict an account or feature if it reasonably needs evidence of age, capacity, guardian authorization or organizational authority and that evidence is not provided.

You are responsible for keeping your account access secure and for activity that occurs through your account, except where the activity results from Wumble's breach of its own security duties or applicable law says otherwise.

Wumble supports Creator, Brand and Agency roles. A Creator may build a profile, portfolio and campaign collaboration history. A Brand may create or manage campaigns, business profile information and verification data. An Agency may act for itself or for clients where it has the necessary authority.

Role labels do not change the requirement to comply with these Terms, the Privacy Policy, applicable advertising rules and any campaign-specific agreement between the parties.

Creators may be required to connect at least one supported social account through an official provider authorization flow before they can complete Creator onboarding or become eligible for certain marketplace features. Brand and Agency accounts may provide social proof where requested, but they are not subject to the Creator audience threshold unless a specific feature states otherwise.

Agency users must not represent a client, approve campaign work, send messages or handle data for a client unless they have authority to do so. Brands and Agencies are responsible for the accuracy of the campaign brief, approval instructions, legal representative information and commercial claims they provide.

Wumble provides an influencer and UGC collaboration platform. The service may include profiles, portfolio display, brand and agency profiles, campaign briefs, campaign applications, deliverable tracking, collaboration workflows, messaging, business verification, social connections, Creator eligibility checks, audience statistics, insights, notifications, data export, account deletion and related trust and safety operations.

Wumble does not promise that a Creator will receive a campaign, that a Brand or Agency will receive a specific result, or that a counterparty will accept, approve or pay for work unless a separate agreement between the parties says so.

Wumble may update, limit, suspend or discontinue service features where needed for security, legal compliance, operational reliability, product changes or misuse prevention.

Campaign briefs, applications, deliverables, approvals and messages must be truthful, lawful and consistent with the parties' own commitments. A campaign brief should clearly state requested deliverables, deadlines, approval process, usage expectations, disclosure requirements and any material restrictions.

Creators are responsible for submitting work that they have the right to provide. Brands and Agencies are responsible for giving clear requirements, reviewing submitted work fairly and using Creator content only as permitted by the campaign-specific agreement.

Some collaboration records remain visible to counterparties after an account is deleted or anonymized. Wumble may detach or anonymize a deleted actor while retaining shared campaign context needed for counterparty continuity, trust, security, audit or legal reasons.

You keep ownership of the content, portfolio items, messages, campaign assets, media and other material you submit to Wumble, subject to rights you grant to counterparties in a campaign-specific agreement.

You grant Wumble a limited, non-exclusive, worldwide license to host, store, process, display, transmit, reproduce, adapt for technical formatting and make available your content as needed to operate, secure, moderate and improve the service, provide collaboration workflows, show your profile or portfolio where you choose to publish it, and preserve records that must be retained by law, security, audit, counterparty continuity or legal hold.

Wumble does not receive campaign-specific commercial usage rights in Creator content unless those rights are separately agreed between the relevant parties. You must not upload content that infringes copyright, trademark, privacy, publicity, confidentiality or other rights.

Creators, Brands and Agencies are responsible for complying with applicable advertising, endorsement, consumer protection, platform and industry rules. This includes clear and conspicuous disclosure of paid, gifted, affiliate, material-connection or otherwise sponsored content where required.

Wumble may provide workflow support or reminders, but Wumble does not guarantee that a campaign, post, message, brief, deliverable or disclosure complies with the laws or rules that apply to a party's activity. Each party should obtain its own advice where a campaign involves regulated products, special claims, contests, financial, health, environmental or other sensitive advertising.

You must not use Wumble for illegal, deceptive, harmful, infringing, impersonating, spammy, abusive, exploitative, discriminatory, unsafe, rights-violating or platform-manipulating activity.

You must not attempt to bypass security controls, scrape the service without authorization, interfere with service operations, upload malicious code, misrepresent identity or authority, misuse personal data, harass other users, or pressure a counterparty to break law, platform rules or campaign disclosure requirements.

You must not connect a social account that you do not own, control or have authority to use. You must not use fake, borrowed, purchased or manipulated audience signals, attempt to claim another person's or organization's social account, manipulate social metrics, bypass a provider's authorization flow, or ask Wumble to use scraping, private APIs, session-cookie scraping or unofficial data brokers.

Wumble may review, remove, restrict, demote, suspend or terminate accounts, content, campaigns, messages or features where needed to protect users, counterparties, legal compliance, security, evidence integrity or service reliability. Where appropriate, Wumble may also preserve relevant records for investigation, audit, legal hold or regulator requests.

Messaging and collaboration history are user-to-user surfaces. You should treat messages, attachments and collaboration context as visible to the intended participants and potentially retained for counterparty continuity, moderation, security, legal hold or audit purposes.

Deleting an account does not guarantee that shared collaboration context disappears immediately from the view of other participants. Wumble's deletion flow may anonymize or detach the deleted actor while retaining records that are needed by counterparties or required for safety, security, audit or legal reasons.

Do not send messages or attachments that you would not be allowed to share with the intended recipients. Do not use Wumble messaging for harassment, spam, fraud, impersonation, unlawful offers or off-platform conduct that undermines trust and safety.

Brands, Agencies and other business users may be asked to provide accurate business, authority, legal representative and verification information. Wumble may use this information to assess account trust, reduce fraud, protect Creators and counterparties, comply with law and support privacy-rights records.

Wumble may approve, refuse, suspend, revoke or request updates to verification where information is incomplete, inaccurate, inconsistent, expired, suspicious or no longer supports the account's role or authority.

Business verification does not mean Wumble endorses a Brand, Agency, Creator, campaign, product, claim or legal compliance posture. Parties remain responsible for their own representations and obligations.

Social connection features use official provider authorization flows, such as TikTok Login Kit, where the provider makes a consent screen available. By connecting a provider account, you confirm that you own, control or are authorized to connect that account, and you authorize Wumble to request approved provider data for the purposes described in the Privacy Policy.

For Creator onboarding and marketplace eligibility, Wumble may require at least one verified supported social account with at least 300 followers or subscribers based on fresh provider data. TikTok follower count is treated as Wumble audience count for this rule. If a Creator is below the threshold, disconnects the last eligible connection, fails reauthorization, or the connection becomes stale, Wumble may limit onboarding, marketplace visibility or access to some Creator features. Existing campaigns, applications, messages and counterparty records are not automatically deleted only because an audience count later changes.

Connected social information may be displayed on a Creator profile or review surface as a trust signal for Brands and Agencies. This may include the connected provider, handle, profile link, public profile information and audience or statistics count. Wumble does not guarantee that a provider API will always be available, that a provider will keep a field unchanged, or that provider-reported statistics will remain identical over time.

You can disconnect a supported social account where the feature is available. Disconnecting may stop future refresh, revoke or delete provider tokens where supported by the provider, remove or anonymize user-facing social metric state, and affect Creator eligibility or visibility if no eligible connection remains. Your use of TikTok or any other connected provider is also subject to that provider's own terms, policies, consent screen and developer rules.

Wumble's Privacy Policy is available at https://www.wumble.io/privacy. Cookies and similar technologies are described at https://www.wumble.io/cookies. Privacy rights, data export and account deletion are described at https://www.wumble.io/privacy#privacy-rights.

Accepting these Terms is separate from Privacy Policy acknowledgment, cookie or ePrivacy consent, marketing consent and any business data-processing addendum that may apply to a specific future service.

Wumble's account deletion flow includes a request, a 30-day grace period, cancel/restore functionality, server-side execution, legal hold handling, self-service abuse protection for repeated request/cancel loops and retention of records where law, security, audit, counterparty continuity or legal obligations require it. Wumble's data export flow provides an export package for available account data, subject to exclusions and safe retention rules explained in the Privacy Policy. Social provider tokens, app credentials, raw provider IDs, hash secret material and raw provider API payloads are not included in user-facing exports.

Wumble does not currently offer paid subscriptions, platform commissions, payouts, payment processing, tax handling, refund rules or detailed commercial terms through this release of the service.

If Wumble introduces paid features, commissions, subscriptions, payouts, premium analytics, sponsored placement, payment processing or marketplace fees, additional commercial terms may apply before those features are used. Those terms may include pricing, invoicing, taxes, refunds, dispute handling, chargebacks, withdrawal rights and payment-provider rules.

You may stop using Wumble and may request account deletion as described in the Privacy Policy section about your privacy rights. Wumble may suspend or terminate access where an account, content, campaign, message or activity violates these Terms, creates legal or security risk, harms other users or counterparties, or requires investigation.

Wumble may update these Terms. Material changes should be communicated through reasonable channels before they take effect where required by law or platform rules. Continued use after the effective date may require renewed acceptance in the app or on the website.

Wumble is provided with reasonable care, but the service is not a guarantee of campaign success, legal compliance by counterparties, uninterrupted availability, error-free operation or specific business outcomes. Liability limits apply only to the extent allowed by applicable law and do not limit mandatory consumer, data protection or other rights that cannot legally be limited. These Terms are governed by Czech law, subject to mandatory rights that may apply in a user's country of residence or operation.

Questions about these Terms can be directed through https://www.wumble.io/contact-us. Privacy requests should be sent through the channels listed in the Privacy Policy.