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Terms

Last updated: October 8, 2026.

These terms describe the conditions for using Monomer, operated by Junyeong Lee in South Korea. Questions can be sent to support@monomer.cc.

You must be at least 18 years old and use Monomer for professional or business purposes. Provide accurate account information and protect access to your account. If you use Monomer on behalf of an organization, you must be authorized to do so. Connect data sources and authorize agents only when you have permission to use the data and grant that access.

You retain your rights in the data and content you provide. You grant the permissions needed for Monomer and its service providers to host, process, transmit, and display that content to operate the service and carry out your instructions, including the sharing you authorize. This permission does not transfer ownership of your content.

Monomer connects tools and data; analytical output can be incomplete or incorrect. Review queries, calculations, results, and agent actions before relying on them. External warehouses, agents, and model providers are separate services and may apply their own terms, charges, and data practices.

Do not use Monomer to access data without permission, bypass access controls, interfere with other users or the service, distribute malicious content, or violate applicable law or others’ rights. Report suspected security issues privately using the Contact page.

Features and availability may change during the beta. Do not rely on Monomer as the only copy of important information. Any future paid offering will present its pricing and conditions before you choose to purchase it.

You can stop using Monomer and request account or data deletion through the Contact page. Requests are processed manually after identity, authorization, and scope are reviewed. Removing an agent connection does not itself delete your account or shared workspace content.

Access may be restricted to address misuse, a security risk, or a legal requirement. Any restriction, liability provision, or dispute process must respect rights and obligations that cannot be excluded under applicable law.

See Privacy for information about data handling and deletion requests.