Article 1 — Publisher and hosting
The youmight.ai website and the YouMight platform are published by:
YouMight SAS, a French Société par actions simplifiée (SAS), registered under 106 812 233 RCS Nantes, (“YouMight”, “we”, “us”). Contact: contact@youmight.ai.
Further legal information (share capital, registered office address, VAT number, publication director) is provided on request at contact@youmight.ai.
The website and the Platform are hosted by Microsoft Azure — Microsoft France SAS, 37 quai du Président Roosevelt, 92130 Issy-les-Moulineaux, France. Production data is hosted in data centres located in the European Union.
Article 2 — Purpose and acceptance
These terms of use (the “ToU”) set out the conditions under which YouMight makes the Site and the Platform available to Users, together with the rights and obligations of each party.
Browsing the Site and any use of the Platform constitute full acceptance of the ToU. Users who do not accept them must refrain from accessing the Platform.
The ToU govern the relationship between YouMight and the User. They do not replace the agreement entered into between YouMight and the organisation that subscribes to the Platform, which is governed by the Terms of sale. Where the two conflict on a matter relating to individual use of the Platform, the ToU prevail as regards the User.
Article 3 — Definitions
- Site: the website accessible at youmight.ai, its subdomains and its pages.
- Platform: the SaaS software published by YouMight, allowing Users to play professional simulations animated by artificial-intelligence agents, to receive an assessment of their performance and to follow a progression path.
- Client: the organisation (company, association, public body) that subscribes to the Platform for the benefit of its staff, under the Terms of sale.
- User: any natural person accessing the Site or the Platform, including an employee invited by a Client (“Invited User”) and any visitor to the Site.
- Simulation: a workplace scenario played by the User against one or several AI-driven characters, across one or several channels (chat, voice call, meeting, email, documents).
- Assessment: the score, per-competency rating, written reasoning and annotated replay produced by the Platform at the end of a Simulation, based on the YouMight competency framework.
- User Content: all messages, spoken contributions, voice recordings, documents and other materials produced or submitted by the User within the Platform.
Article 4 — Access to the Platform and accounts
Access to the Platform is by invitation. Invited Users receive an invitation link sent to their work email address, at the initiative of their employer or of the administrator of the Client's workspace, and create their account by following that link.
Accounts are strictly personal and individual. Users are responsible for keeping their credentials confidential and for any action carried out from their account. They must notify YouMight without delay at support@youmight.ai of any unauthorised use they become aware of.
A User's access rights within the Client's workspace (administrator, contributor, user) are granted and revoked by the Client. YouMight plays no part in those decisions.
Access to the Platform may be granted as a free demo, free of charge and for a limited period, or under a specific agreement. Where access is granted as a demo, it carries no service-level commitment and the set of features opened may be restricted.
Article 5 — Description of the services
The Platform allows the User, in particular:
- to play Simulations from the YouMight catalogue or created by their organisation, across the available channels (chat, voice call, multi-agent meeting, email, documents);
- to receive a detailed Assessment after each Simulation: overall score, per-competency rating, written reasoning and annotated replay;
- to follow a progression path whose difficulty and content adapt to previous Simulations;
- subject to the rights granted by the Client, to create scenarios from a prompt or from materials (PDF, DOCX, PPTX) and to view team or organisation-level reports.
The exact scope of available features depends on the plan subscribed to by the Client and on the rights granted to the User.
Article 6 — Nature and limits of the artificial intelligence
Users are expressly informed that they interact with artificial-intelligence systems, not with real people. The characters, companies, situations and documents staged in the Simulations are fictional, except where a scenario has been explicitly built by the Client from its own content.
Assessments are produced by AI models applying pre-defined rubrics drawn from the YouMight competency framework. They are a decision-support and skill-development tool. They carry the uncertainty inherent in assessing human competencies and do not constitute an objective truth about a person's professional worth.
An Assessment must never, on its own, form the basis of a decision producing legal effects or similarly significant effects for the User (hiring, promotion, pay, disciplinary action, dismissal). Any such decision is the Client's, must be subject to meaningful human review and must rely on other elements of judgement. YouMight makes no decisions concerning Users.
Users may request an explanation of an Assessment concerning them and contest its content with their organisation, which is responsible for organising the review. The annotated, message-by-message replay is designed to make that review possible.
AI-generated content may contain inaccuracies or inappropriate wording. Users are invited to report any problematic content to support@youmight.ai.
Article 7 — User obligations
The User undertakes to:
- use the Platform in a professional context, in accordance with its purpose, the ToU and applicable law;
- provide accurate information when creating their account and keep it up to date;
- refrain from posting or transmitting any unlawful, defamatory, abusive, discriminatory or harassing content, or any content infringing the rights of a third party;
- refrain from submitting in Simulations any special-category data within the meaning of the GDPR (health, political opinions, religious beliefs, sexual orientation, trade-union membership, biometric data), any personal data of third parties whose disclosure is not necessary, or any trade secrets they are not permitted to disclose;
- refrain from circumventing, deceiving or gaming the assessment mechanisms, in particular by impersonating another User or having a Simulation played by a third party or by an automated tool;
- refrain from extracting, copying, scraping or reusing all or part of the Platform, the competency framework, the scenarios or the assessment rubrics, in particular for the purpose of training an artificial-intelligence model;
- refrain from compromising the security, integrity or availability of the Platform (unauthorised penetration testing, injection, abnormal load).
Any breach may lead to suspension or closure of the account under Article 11, without prejudice to any action YouMight or the Client may bring.
Article 8 — Intellectual property
The Platform, the Site, their software components, architecture, interfaces, texts, visuals and trade marks, together with the YouMight competency framework, the catalogue scenarios and the assessment rubrics, are the exclusive property of YouMight or its licensors and are protected by intellectual-property law.
YouMight grants the User a personal, non-exclusive, non-transferable and revocable right of use, limited to the duration of their access and to their use of the Platform. No other exploitation is permitted, in particular the reproduction, distribution, adaptation or commercial exploitation of all or part of the content.
The User retains any rights they may hold in their User Content. They grant YouMight, for as long as necessary to deliver the services and only to that extent, the right to host, reproduce, process and display that content — in particular to run the Simulation, produce the Assessment and the replay, and make them available to their organisation under the agreement entered into with it.
Article 9 — Personal data
The processing of personal data carried out through the Site and the Platform is described in our privacy policy.
In short: when a User uses the Platform within their organisation, the Client determines the purposes of the processing (data controller) and YouMight acts as a processor. Requests to exercise rights relating to Simulations and Assessments should be addressed to the employer first; YouMight provides assistance.
Article 10 — Availability and change
YouMight uses reasonable efforts to keep the Platform accessible, without guaranteeing continuous, error-free access. Access may be interrupted for maintenance, upgrades or security operations, as well as in the event of network or supplier failure.
The Platform evolves continuously: features may be added, changed or withdrawn. Such changes may be substantial.
Article 11 — Liability, suspension and term
YouMight shall not be liable for indirect damages, nor for the consequences of decisions taken by the Client or the User on the basis of an Assessment, nor for the inaccuracy of AI-generated content, nor for content published by the Client or the User, nor for any use of the Platform that does not comply with the ToU.
The ToU are entered into for an indefinite term, for as long as the User has access. In the event of a breach, YouMight may suspend the User's access after a formal notice has remained without effect for ten (10) days; that period does not apply in the event of a serious breach, fraud, security incident or manifest illegality. The Client may revoke a User's access to its workspace at any time.
Article 12 — Changes to the ToU
YouMight may amend the ToU to reflect changes to the Platform or to the law. The applicable ToU are those in force at the time of connection. In the event of a material change, Users are informed at least fifteen (15) days before it takes effect, by a message on the Platform or by email.
Article 13 — Miscellaneous
If any provision of the ToU is held void or unenforceable, the remaining provisions remain in full force. YouMight's failure to enforce a breach does not amount to a waiver of its right to do so later. In the event of a discrepancy between the French and English versions of the ToU, the French version prevails.
Article 14 — Governing law and disputes
The ToU are governed by French law. In the event of a dispute, the parties shall seek an amicable settlement before bringing any action. Failing agreement, the dispute shall be brought before the competent courts of Paris, subject to any mandatory rules of jurisdiction applicable to consumers.
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