Terms of Use

Operator

SnapSolid is provided by:

Information about personal data and browser storage is in the Privacy & Cookies notice.

The service

SnapSolid is an Early Access, browser-based 3D editor for designing board furniture and simple solid geometry, preparing cutting plans, and exporting supported file formats. The local editor is provided without an account and without charge. Optional SnapSolid Cloud requires a Google account and acceptance of the current Terms. Only projects you explicitly add are synchronized.

Cloud account

You must provide accurate account information, keep access to your Google account secure, and promptly report suspected unauthorized Cloud use. You must be at least 18 years old, or use SnapSolid with the permission and supervision of a parent or legal guardian. Cloud limits depend on the active plan. A material Terms update must be accepted before Cloud project access continues; declining or signing out does not prevent use of the local editor. You may permanently delete the Cloud account from the account panel. Deletion removes its Cloud projects and snapshots and cannot be undone; local projects on the current device remain available.

Permitted use

You may use SnapSolid for lawful personal or commercial design work. You must not misuse the service, interfere with its operation or security, attempt unauthorized access, or use it to violate another person's rights. You remain responsible for the project content you create and for having the rights needed to use any material you enter into the service.

Projects and backups

Local browser storage is not a backup service. Browser cleanup, private-browsing behavior, device failure, software changes, or removal of site data can permanently delete a project. Cloud synchronization and snapshots improve availability but are not a substitute for an independent backup. Export and safely store backups of any project you need to retain. SnapSolid cannot restore local project data that never left your device.

Manufacturing and safety

Before cutting or 3D printing, verify all dimensions, materials, scale, tolerances, orientation, and exported output. Models, measurements, cutting plans, collision indicators, and exports are planning aids and may contain errors or require manufacturing-specific adjustments. SnapSolid does not provide structural, static, engineering, building-code, or machine-safety certification, and automated checks do not establish that a design is safe. You are responsible for confirming that an output is safe and suitable for your tools, stock, assembly, loads, environment, and intended use. Follow the instructions and safety requirements of your machines and materials and use qualified professional review where the project requires it.

Early Access and availability

The service may change, contain defects, or be interrupted. Features and file formats may be added, changed, or removed. SnapSolid may suspend or discontinue the free service, but will aim to provide reasonable notice of material planned changes where practical. No promise is made that the service will always be available or suitable for a particular production process.

Intellectual property

SnapSolid and its application code, visual design, branding, and documentation remain protected by applicable intellectual-property laws. These terms give you permission to use the service; they do not transfer ownership of SnapSolid. You retain rights in the original project content you create, subject to any rights belonging to others.

Responsibility and statutory rights

To the extent permitted by law, the service is provided as available and without guarantees beyond those that cannot legally be excluded. The operator is not responsible for losses caused solely by unverified manufacturing output, loss of locally stored projects, incompatible equipment, or use contrary to these terms. Nothing in these terms limits liability or consumer rights that cannot be limited under applicable law.

Governing law and disputes

These terms are governed by Czech law, without depriving consumers of mandatory protection available under the law of their country of residence. Czech courts have jurisdiction where applicable mandatory law does not provide otherwise. If you are a consumer and statutory alternative-dispute-resolution rules apply, you may contact the Czech Trade Inspection Authority.

Changes

These terms may be updated when the service or legal requirements materially change. The date above identifies the current version. Material changes will be communicated on the site where practical. Cloud access will require explicit acceptance of the new version before it continues; the local editor remains available without Cloud.