1. Scope and which document “wins”
These terms apply to visiting, browsing, and using the public parts of the website, including the contact form, unless a more specific document explicitly replaces a point. If you order a paid service, a written offer, a statement of work, or a checkout confirmation may include extra clauses about price, time, and delivery; in case of a real conflict, the more specific, signed, or order-specific text usually governs that point, and mandatory consumer or small-business law in your country can still set a floor you cannot sign away when the law does not allow it.
The privacy policy tells you how personal data is used. The cookie policy covers browser storage and the consent layer. The return and refund policy deals with payment, distance sales, and cancellations where they are relevant. Together they are the “legal suite” we refer to in correspondence and, where we use it, in advertising.
Reading articles and using the form to ask a general question is covered here for liability and fair use. A contract for a plan, a live visit, or a product sold through us adds commercial terms, VAT where due, and delivery rules, which we will make visible before you pay.
The page you have open is a fair reference for the free site. A printed copy, a translation by a third party, or a copy saved by someone else is not a substitute if it is out of date; when in doubt, use this URL on the day you need an answer for.
2. Definitions that keep the text shorter
“We,” “us,” and “our” mean Zarvaxenshik, operating from the address on this page. “Site” means the pages and files served under zarvaxenshik.world and our official subpaths. “You” means the person using the site, or, if a company or organisation uses the site through a user account or a form, the entity on whose behalf the user acts, in line with the contact details they provide.
“Content” includes text, layout, images, and downloadable materials we make available. “User content” is what you type into the form or send by email, excluding purely technical headers we cannot control. “Unacceptable use” includes attempts to break security, to overload the service, to scrape in a way that harms the host, or to mislead others by impersonating us or our partners.
3. Fair use, licence to read, and things we ask you not to do
We give you a personal, non-exclusive, non-transferable right to view the site in a normal browser, to use the contact form and listed contact methods for their intended purpose, and to print or save a reasonable copy of pages for your own private reference. You may not use the site in a way that competes with our core activity by reselling or systematically republishing the content without our prior written consent, except for short quotation with attribution where copyright law in your case clearly allows it.
You may not use automated access to harvest large parts of the site, probe for vulnerabilities, send malware, forge headers, or use our identity or branding in a way that could confuse the public. You may not use the site in any unlawful way, including to harass, threaten, or upload unlawful material. If a host or a court requires us to act on a notice that relates to you, we will follow the law and any proportionate process we are bound to, which may include suspending a pattern of abuse that reaches us through an identifiable channel.
4. Nature of the information on the site
Articles and descriptions on the site are general information about home rooms, light, sound, materials, and daily rhythm. They are not tailored medical, psychological, or emergency advice, and they are not a substitute for a professional who is qualified and registered in your country when you need that level of care. We do not promise that a particular arrangement of furniture, light, or schedule will create a specific health or sleep outcome, and we do not use the site to diagnose or treat any condition. If you might need urgent or emergency help, use your local emergency number or an appropriate service; the website and the inbox are not monitored as a hotline or crisis line.
5. Online advertising, landing pages, and the same business identity
If you land here from a paid online advertisement, the business name, address, phone, email, and key policies on this site should match what the ad and the ad platform’s disclosure tools describe. We do not use advertising to make unsupported health or wellness-outcome claims, to hide fees that would surprise a reasonable reader, or to present us as a clinical or emergency service. If you see an ad that seems inconsistent, please tell us; we can correct a partner mistake or a mis-copied line when we can reach it, and you can also use a platform’s reporting tools, which we support in principle when they are used in good faith.
6. Copyright, trade signs, and limited licence
We own, or we license for use, the text, design, and graphics that are not clearly attributed to someone else. Trademarks and product names that appear in descriptive writing may belong to their owners; we use them to identify real-world objects in ordinary language, not to suggest endorsement unless we have said so in writing. You may not remove notices, use our materials as if they were your brand, or create a work that a reasonable person would mistake for an official reprint, except as allowed by law in your case.
7. Messages, feedback, and the contact form
When you send a message, you are responsible for the truth of the contact information you provide and for not including unlawful or harmful content. You grant us a non-exclusive, royalty-free licence to use the content of your request only to read it, to reply, to deliver any service you have ordered, and to meet legal duties such as record-keeping for tax, for the duration needed for those purposes. This licence does not turn your story into a published article unless we have agreed a separate, clear assignment, such as a case study, in writing, with a credit line you approve.
We can refuse or stop answering patterns of abuse, spam, or demand that are outside the range of a small studio, and we can direct clearly medical crisis language to a more appropriate place without treating that as discrimination, because it is a scope limit, not a judgment about a person’s value.
8. Links, embeds, and services from other companies
We may link to partners, reading, or tools. When you follow a link, the other company’s terms and privacy policy apply, and we are not responsible for their content or practices except where mandatory law in your case says something different for a specific situation. A payment page hosted by a certified provider, for example, is governed by their contract with you in addition to the price line we have agreed in advance.
9. Changes to these terms and to the site
We can update the site, these terms, and the other legal pages, for example to reflect a new product, a new host, or a change in the law. The version you see in your browser, with the “as of” and dynamic date in the header when you open the page, is a practical “read date.” For material changes that affect data use, we will also lean on the privacy and cookie tools where the law in your case requires a fresh choice or a clear notice. We will not use a small wording fix as an excuse to remove a right you had under a prior written contract, if you are a client, except where a competent authority or a new law makes that change unavoidable in that narrow area.
10. Limitation of liability for free website use
To the extent the law in your case allows, our total responsibility for a claim that relates only to free use of the public website, and is not already covered by a service contract, product law, or a card scheme’s process, is limited in line with the earlier version of this page: we look at direct loss, not speculative profit, and we cap exposure at the higher of zero and what you have paid us in the twelve months before you tell us, or, if you have not paid us, at a small administrative amount that matches the cost of handling a good-faith dispute, unless a court says a mandatory rule is stronger where you live or work, in which case that rule applies to the minimum extent required. We are not liable for indirect or consequential loss, for loss of data on your own device, or for events that result from your network, except where a court in your case disallows that part of the rule.
We aim for a reliable host, but no small site is online every second. Maintenance, power, legal blocks in a path we do not control, or a safe shutdown after an attack can cause downtime; we are not bound to a fixed uptime number for a free brochure site, though we will work with a provider in good faith when something breaks for too long.
Your device is your responsibility. Keep software updated, use malware protection where it helps, and be careful with files that claim to be from us; we do not need to ask you to install unknown executables in normal work.
11. Governing law, consumers, and where to sue
The law of Denmark applies to these website terms, without importing a second, competing private law system as a full replacement, except that mandatory consumer and small-trader rules in the country where you live can still add protections that the law in your case says cannot be set aside. For professional users, courts in Copenhagen have a general place of jurisdiction where such rules are open; a consumer can often sue at home, or in Denmark, depending on the EU and local rules in force when a dispute is filed. If one clause is invalid, the rest remains in effect, to the maximum extent the law allows.
Read with the other pages. The privacy policy covers data; the cookie policy covers storage on your device; the return policy covers paid services and goods. The contact block below matches what we use in our footer and, where we use them, in advertising disclosures.
12. How to contact us and escalate a concern
For questions about these terms, write to ask@zarvaxenshik.world with a subject line that includes “Terms” so we can route the message. For privacy-specific requests, the privacy page describes subject lines and rights. We prefer good-faith resolution before a formal case; for consumers in the EU, you may have access to an alternative dispute process or a small-claims path where the law in your case provides one, in addition to the courts.