Contexter
Contexter Terms of Service
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1. Who we are and what these Terms cover
Contexter is operated by Individual Entrepreneur Maksim Shirokov (Georgia), operating as Contexter, at 4a Tamarashvili Street, Tbilisi, Georgia. In these Terms, “Contexter”, “we”, “us” and “our” refer to Individual Entrepreneur Maksim Shirokov operating as Contexter.
Contexter is a workspace for personal and shared project contexts. It is available through:
- the
@ai_contexter_botTelegram bot; - ChatGPT and Claude connectors through an MCP server; and
- the web workspace at contexterai.com.
These Terms form an agreement between you and Contexter and govern your access to and use of the Service.
Our Privacy Policy, effective 29 September 2026, explains how we process personal data. Please read it together with these Terms.
By accessing or using Contexter, you agree to these Terms. If you do not agree, do not use the Service.
2. Eligibility and early access
You must be at least 18 years old to use Contexter.
The Service is currently in early access. Access is granted automatically when you first start the Telegram bot; we may withdraw it at any time.
Early-access features may be incomplete, change over time or be removed. We may limit access, usage or availability while we test, improve and secure the Service.
You may use Contexter only where doing so is lawful. If you use the Service on behalf of an organisation, you confirm that you have authority to accept these Terms for that organisation.
3. Your account and connected surfaces
Your access may be connected to your Telegram, ChatGPT, Claude or web workspace account. You are responsible for activity carried out through your connected accounts and for keeping access links, credentials and tokens secure.
Do not share access in a way that allows another person to impersonate you or use an invitation intended for someone else. Contact us promptly at privacy@contexterai.com if you believe your access has been compromised.
3.1 Explicit saving
Nothing is imported automatically from your AI chats.
Saving to Contexter is always an explicit action taken by you or by an AI assistant acting on your request. You choose what is saved and, through the selected context and its audience, who can see it.
Connecting ChatGPT, Claude or another supported surface does not give Contexter permission to import your existing chat history.
3.2 Telegram capture
In a private Telegram chat, messages can be captured only after you activate the bot.
In a Telegram group, capture can begin only after the group has been explicitly activated. Each member must also opt in separately before that member’s messages can be captured.
Activating the bot or opting in does not import earlier AI chat histories.
3.3 Files
Files sent to the bot may be stored as part of the Service. A stored file is served back through a link that expires, and that link is issued only to a person entitled to see the record the file belongs to.
That is a rule about files, not a promise about everything held in Contexter. If you publish a context by link under section 6, part of what is in that context becomes readable by anyone holding the link, with no sign-in and no account.
You remain responsible for choosing which files to send and ensuring that you have the right to store and share them.
4. Your content and the licence you give us
“Your content” means records, messages, files and other material that you choose to save, submit or contribute through Contexter.
You keep your ownership rights in your content. These Terms do not transfer ownership of your content to us.
You must have the rights and permissions needed to save and share your content. You must not submit content if doing so would violate the law, another person’s rights or an obligation of confidentiality.
You give us a limited, non-exclusive, worldwide and royalty-free licence to host, store, reproduce, process, transmit and display your content only as needed to:
- operate, maintain and secure Contexter;
- carry out your instructions;
- make content available to the audience you selected; and
- use service providers acting on our behalf to provide the Service.
This licence lasts only for as long as the content is held by the Service, including any deletion and retention periods described in the Privacy Policy.
Except for your content and content belonging to other users, the Service, its software, design and branding are owned by or licensed to us. We give you a limited, non-exclusive and non-transferable right to use the Service in accordance with these Terms for as long as you have access.
5. Shared contexts
A record placed in a shared context is visible to the entire audience of that context. Check the context and its audience before saving or sharing a record.
The context owner manages access to the shared context and may grant or revoke access. Revoking access removes a person from the audience and prevents that person from reaching the context through Contexter.
Revocation works that way for members of the audience. It does not work that way for a subscriber to a published link, because a subscriber is never part of the audience: switching the public link off closes the door to new subscribers but does not disconnect the people who already subscribed. A subscriber keeps access until they unsubscribe themselves or the context is deleted. Section 6 sets this out.
Contributions made by members remain attributed to their authors. Contributing to a shared context does not transfer ownership of the contribution to the context owner or to Contexter.
Depending on the context’s settings, writing into a shared context may require an explicit confirmation that shows the audience. By default, the response to a write action names who will be able to see the record.
Removing a record from a context does not delete that record from its owner’s record pool. Deletion is a separate action.
6. Publishing a context by link, and subscriptions
As the owner of a context you may publish it by link. Publishing is available only to the owner and only in the web workspace, and it follows a screen that states what is about to become public. A context that belongs to a Telegram room cannot be published.
A published context has a page that anyone holding the link can open, without an account and without signing in. That page shows the title of the context, a shortened description, your display name, the number of records and subscribers, and the beginning of the three most recent records. The Privacy Policy sets out exactly which fields appear there and how long the excerpts are.
You are responsible for what you publish. If the context is shared, publishing it exposes records written by other members as well as your own, and it is your obligation to have the right to make them public. Do not publish a context that holds another person’s confidential information.
You may switch the link off at any time. Doing so takes the public page down and stops new people from subscribing. It does not disconnect the people who already subscribed: they keep reading the context until they unsubscribe or until you delete it. Switching the link on again issues a new address, and the previous one does not come back to life.
A person who subscribes to a published context may read it and may stop subscribing at any time. Subscribing carries no right to write into the context, no place in its audience and no claim on its content. The owner may edit or delete any record and may delete the context, after which it is no longer available to subscribers either.
We may remove a published page from public access, leaving the context itself intact, where that is reasonably necessary to comply with law, to act on a complaint, or to enforce section 7.
7. Acceptable use
You must not use Contexter to:
- create, store, share or facilitate unlawful content or conduct;
- infringe another person’s intellectual property, privacy, confidentiality or other rights;
- access or attempt to access another user’s content, account or data without permission;
- probe, scan or test the Service for vulnerabilities without our written permission;
- disrupt, damage, overload or interfere with the Service or its users;
- introduce malware, harmful code or deceptive instructions;
- bypass or attempt to bypass security controls, access restrictions or rate limits; or
- help another person do any of these things.
We may restrict, suspend or terminate access if we reasonably believe these Terms have been violated. We may also remove or restrict content where reasonably necessary to protect users, operate the Service, comply with law or enforce these Terms.
Any personal data associated with a suspension, termination or restriction will be handled according to the Privacy Policy.
8. AI-generated content
AI assistants may generate replies, summaries, suggestions or other content while interacting with Contexter. Those outputs may be inaccurate, incomplete, misleading or unsuitable for your situation.
AI-generated content is not professional, legal, medical or financial advice. You should verify important information and seek qualified professional advice where appropriate.
You are responsible for the instructions you give to AI assistants, the content you ask them to save and how you use or rely on their outputs.
Contexter does not guarantee that an AI assistant will interpret your request correctly or save the content you intended. Review important records and their audience after saving them.
8.1 Delivering a result into a Telegram chat
You may ask a connected AI client to publish its result into a Telegram group that you take part in. It is sent at once: Contexter shows you no confirmation screen before sending, and a message that has been sent cannot be recalled or edited through Contexter.
A connected client may decide of its own accord to ask you for approval before it acts. That is a behaviour of that client and not a guarantee given by Contexter, so do not rely on it. Consider what you are asking for before you ask, and note that you are responsible for what is published into the chat in your name, exactly as you are for anything else you send there.
9. Third-party services
Contexter can be accessed through services operated by third parties, including Telegram, OpenAI’s ChatGPT and Anthropic’s Claude.
Those services operate under their own terms, privacy policies, account rules and technical limitations. Your use of them is part of your separate relationship with the relevant provider.
We do not control those services and cannot guarantee their availability, security, functionality or continued compatibility with Contexter. Changes, outages, restrictions or account actions by a third-party provider may affect your ability to use Contexter through that provider.
To the extent permitted by law, we are not responsible for the independent acts, omissions or services of those third-party providers.
10. Fees
Contexter is currently free of charge.
We may introduce paid plans or paid features in the future. If we do, we will provide notice before charges apply and explain the applicable price and payment terms.
We will not charge you for a paid plan without first presenting the relevant terms and obtaining any agreement or action required by law.
11. Termination and deletion
You may stop using Contexter at any time. You may request deletion of your account by writing to privacy@contexterai.com. There is no self-service account deletion inside the bot or the web workspace, and an account deletion we carry out at your request is not reversible: once it has been done, the account and the content held under it cannot be brought back.
A seven-day recovery window does exist, but it belongs to records and contexts rather than to accounts. Deleting a record removes it everywhere and holds it in a recoverable state for seven days, during which its author can restore it; deleting a context works the same way for the context itself and its access list. After those seven days the deleted material is purged in accordance with the Privacy Policy.
Removing a record from a context does not delete it from the record owner’s pool. If you want the underlying record deleted, you must use the relevant deletion action.
We may suspend or terminate your access if you violate these Terms. We may also suspend access where reasonably necessary to protect the Service or its users, address a security issue or comply with law.
When access ends, personal data and content will be handled according to the Privacy Policy. Provisions that by their nature need to continue after termination—including provisions on ownership, disclaimers, liability and disputes—will remain in effect.
12. Disclaimers
Contexter is early-access software. It is provided “as is” and “as available”.
To the maximum extent permitted by law, we do not promise that the Service will:
- always be available, uninterrupted or error-free;
- meet every need or use case;
- preserve every record without loss;
- remain compatible with every third-party service; or
- be free from delays, defects or technical failures.
You should keep separate copies of content that is important to you.
To the maximum extent permitted by law, we disclaim warranties that are not expressly stated in these Terms, including implied warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose and non-infringement.
Nothing in these Terms limits any warranty or consumer right that cannot lawfully be excluded.
13. Limitation of liability
To the maximum extent permitted by law, we will not be liable for indirect, incidental, special, consequential or exemplary losses arising from your use of, or inability to use, Contexter. This includes loss of profits, business, opportunity, goodwill or data.
To the maximum extent permitted by law, our total aggregate liability arising out of or relating to the Service or these Terms is limited to the amount you paid for the Service during the 12 months immediately before the event giving rise to the claim. Because the Service is currently free, that amount is currently zero.
These limitations apply regardless of the legal basis of the claim.
Nothing in these Terms excludes or limits liability that cannot be excluded or limited under applicable law.
14. Changes to these Terms
We may update these Terms as the Service develops or where changes are needed for legal, security or operational reasons.
We will announce material changes on the Contexter website and/or through the bot and provide a reasonable notice period before they take effect.
The updated Terms will state their effective date. If you continue using Contexter after that date, you accept the updated Terms.
If you do not agree to an update, you must stop using the Service. You may request account deletion at any time.
15. Governing law and disputes
These Terms are governed by the laws of Georgia.
Disputes arising from or relating to these Terms or the Service will be submitted to the courts of Tbilisi, Georgia.
If mandatory consumer law in your place of residence gives you rights that cannot be changed by these Terms, those rights continue to apply. This includes any mandatory right to bring a claim in another court or under another applicable law.
16. Contact
For questions about these Terms or the Service, contact:
Individual Entrepreneur Maksim Shirokov, operating as Contexter
4a Tamarashvili Street
Tbilisi, Georgia