Cameron James Moir, ABN 52 721 553 987, of Queensland, Australia ("we", "us", "our") is the legal counterparty under this agreement. Cameron is the sole developer, owner, and operator of the Doughboy platform - a sole trader, not an incorporated company. "Streamables" is used informally as the brand name for the business and is not a registered trading name.
You means the person logging in and accepting these terms. If you're logging in on behalf of an organisation (e.g. a brewery or restaurant), you confirm you have authority to bind that organisation, and "you" includes both you personally and that organisation.
The Platform means the Doughboy web application at doughboy.streamables.live (and any successor domain), including the application code, user interface, design, workflows, calculations, reports, methodologies, documentation, training materials, email templates, and all related materials.
We grant you a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable, revocable licence to access and use the Platform for the internal business operations of your organisation. This licence:
You agree not to:
Clauses 3(a)-(c), 3(e), and 3(h)-(j) apply both during your subscription and after it ends.
Clauses 3(h)-(j) are targeted at building competing analytics products or reproducing the Platform's methodology, not at ordinary internal use of your organisation's own operational records. For the avoidance of doubt, nothing in clause 3(h), 3(i), or 3(j) restricts your right to use your own Platform-exported data for:
The restriction sits on the competing-product / benchmark-publishing / ML-training use case only. If you're unsure whether a specific proposed use falls inside or outside the restriction, contact us at doughboy@streamables.live before doing it - we'd rather answer the question than have to enforce a breach.
All intellectual property in the Platform - including but not limited to:
is and remains owned exclusively by Streamables. Nothing in these terms transfers any intellectual property to you. The data you enter into the Platform (your batch logs, EOD reports, team list, customised recipes, etc.) remains yours under clause 12.
By using the Platform you are exposed to Confidential Information, which includes:
You agree to:
This confidentiality obligation continues indefinitely after your subscription ends.
For the Restraint Period after your subscription with us ends, you agree not to (directly or indirectly, alone or with others):
Restraint Period means, in cascading order, whichever of the following is enforceable to its full extent under Australian law:
Substantially Similar Product means any software product that performs, in materially the same way, the dough management, batch logging, end-of-day reporting, or production scheduling functions of the Platform. A court will assess "substantially similar" by reference to overall functional, structural, and user-experience similarity, not requiring exact reproduction.
The geographic scope is, in cascading order:
We confirm this restraint is reasonably necessary to protect our legitimate interests in our investment, intellectual property, confidential information, and customer relationships.
If you breach clause 3(a), 3(b), 3(c), 3(h), 3(i), 3(j), 5, or 6 of these terms, you agree to pay Streamables AUD $18,000 in liquidated damages.
This figure is a genuine pre-estimate of our loss, broken down in Schedule A. You agree it is reasonable and not a penalty.
This is in addition to (not instead of) any other remedies available to us, including injunctions, damages for additional loss we can prove, and recovery of our legal costs on an indemnity basis.
Agreed rates for existing customers (including founding-customer pricing where offered in writing) are honoured for their agreed term. All prices are in Australian dollars. We are not currently registered for GST - no GST is charged. If GST registration becomes required, we'll give 30 days written notice before any price change.
Standard customers may be offered a 30-day free trial on one venue prior to signing this agreement. The trial is governed by separate informal terms communicated by email. Once this agreement is signed and payment is made, the paid subscription begins immediately — no free trial period applies after signing. Founding-customer or other negotiated arrangements may include free or discounted periods as set out in a separate signed agreement.
Billing is monthly in advance via Stripe. Your card is charged automatically on the same date each month. If a payment fails, access may be suspended until payment is resolved.
You may cancel your subscription at any time with 30 days written notice to doughboy@streamables.live. You'll retain access until the end of the current billing period. No further charges will be made after the cancellation date. No refund is issued for the remaining period.
We can terminate your access immediately if you breach clauses 3, 5, or 6. We can also terminate on 30 days written notice for any other reason, or immediately if you materially breach these terms and don't fix the breach within 14 days of being notified.
Clauses 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 13, and 14 survive termination indefinitely.
Records you enter into the Platform (batch logs, EOD reports, team member details, customised recipes, etc.) remain your property. You can:
We won't share, sell, or use your data for any purpose other than operating the service for you. Data is deleted from our systems 90 days after cancellation.
Our full Privacy Policy sets out in detail what personal information we collect, where it's stored, who can access it, and how to exercise your rights under the Australian Privacy Principles.
Important: the Platform's underlying structure, schema, calculations, workflows, and methodologies are NOT "your data" - they are our intellectual property under clause 4 and confidential information under clause 5, regardless of any data export you receive.
Ownership scope. Your ownership of the batch records, EOD figures, and other operational data you enter into the Platform is fully preserved. You are free to use that data for any and all of the ordinary internal-operations purposes listed in clause 3A - management dashboards, spreadsheets, accounting, audit, insurance, regulatory compliance, portability to another provider, backup, staff training, and disclosure required by law.
The narrower carve-out at clauses 3(h)-(j) is that ownership of the underlying data does not by itself authorise the specific competing-product / substantially-similar-benchmark / competing-ML-model use cases those clauses describe. Those three restricted use cases are targeted at a narrow class of activity (building or contributing to a product substantially similar to the Platform) and are subject to the "does NOT restrict" carve-outs in clause 3A. Nothing in this paragraph enlarges 3(h)-(j) beyond that scope, and nothing in this paragraph restricts any right you have under the Australian Consumer Law or other non-excludable statutory rights.
We aim for high availability but don't guarantee uninterrupted access. Doughboy is a decision-support tool - all production decisions remain the responsibility of your team. To the extent permitted by law:
Nothing in this clause excludes or limits any non-excludable rights you have under the Australian Consumer Law or the Competition and Consumer Act 2010 (Cth).
We may change our standard pricing at any time. Existing subscribers will receive 60 days written notice before any price increase takes effect. Founding-customer rates locked in writing are honoured for the agreed period.
We may update these terms from time to time. We'll notify active subscribers by email at least 30 days before material changes take effect. Continued use of the service after that date constitutes acceptance of the updated terms.
Australian Consumer Law: Nothing in these terms is intended to exclude statutory guarantees or rights under the Competition and Consumer Act 2010 (Cth) that can't legally be excluded. If any term is found unfair under that Act, it's severed without affecting the rest.
Governing law: Queensland, Australia.
Jurisdiction: Courts of Queensland have exclusive jurisdiction.
Severability: If any clause is unenforceable, it's read down to the minimum necessary, and the rest stays in force.
No waiver: A delay in enforcing a right doesn't waive it.
Entire agreement: These terms (plus any written subscription order) are the entire agreement between us and supersede all prior discussions, emails, and informal arrangements.
Questions about these terms: doughboy@streamables.live
This breakdown evidences that the AUD $18,000 figure in clause 7 is a genuine pre-estimate of our loss, not a penalty.
| Component | Calculation | Amount (AUD) |
|---|---|---|
| Lost subscription revenue | 12 months × $499/mo Multi-Venue rate | $5,988 |
| Waived setup fee (free-trial / founding inducement) | One-off Multi-Venue setup, 3 venues × $999 | $2,997 |
| Loss of case-study / reference-customer value | Estimated value of replacing a launch tenant for marketing and prospect-conversion purposes | $5,000 |
| Reputational and review-platform damage | Estimated cost of disputing or recovering from disparaging public reviews following a breach | $4,513 |
| Total | $18,000 | |
This breakdown is indicative, based on a representative Multi-Venue customer at standard rates. The $18,000 figure is a flat liquidated-damages amount that applies to all customers regardless of plan tier or whether they were on a founding/case-study arrangement - the value of the IP being protected is the same in either case. The breakdown reflects our good-faith assessment at the time of these terms taking effect and is conservative relative to the realistic combined commercial loss from a material IP, confidentiality, or restraint breach.
By typing your full legal name in the acceptance dialog and clicking "I Accept", you confirm:
When you accept, we record:
This record is admissible as evidence of your agreement in any proceeding.