Clean Take — Terms of Service

Version: 1.1-draft Last updated: October 12, 2026

These Terms of Service (the "Terms") govern access to and use of the iOS mobile application, website, APIs, cloud services, messaging features, collaborative workspaces and related services of Clean Take (collectively, the "Service"), operated by ASTROLABE CAE (ASTROLABE), a French simplified joint-stock company (SAS) registered under SIREN 851 726 588, with its registered office at 8 place du Colombier, 35000 Rennes, France ("Clean Take", "we", "our").

By creating an account, clicking "I accept", downloading, installing, accessing or using the Service, you accept these Terms, as well as the Privacy Policy, the DMCA / Copyright Policy and any Acceptable Use Policy published by Clean Take.

If you do not accept these Terms, you must not use the Service.

1. Purpose of the Service

Clean Take is a musical collaboration platform for musicians, bands, vocal ensembles, music teachers, producers, studios and music schools. Positioning: "Your rehearsal studio, in your pocket."

Depending on activated features, the Service allows:

  • Audio capture: continuous recording of a rehearsal session, automatic take detection, manual markers, built-in chromatic tuner, instrument calibration;
  • On-device AI audio analysis: take segmentation, transcription of exchanges (Whisper.cpp + Apple SpeechAnalyzer fallback), tempo and chord detection, harmonic and rhythmic structure analysis, song clustering, extraction of insights from interludes;
  • Take editing: trim, extend, reanchor, atomic split, atomic merge, with lineage and automatic re-processing;
  • Advanced audio player: sections, training loops, chord editor, comment timeline, stems mixer;
  • Group collaboration: instant chat, polls and votes, collaborative take rating, member management, roles and permissions;
  • Repertoire and setlists: group song catalog, named setlists, Spotify import, configurable mastery milestones;
  • Planning and calendar: rehearsal and concert calendar, recurrence, native iOS calendar synchronization, concert venue geocoding;
  • Budget and expenses: tracking and splitting between members;
  • Cloud library: hierarchical folders, tags, permissioned sharing;
  • Premium cloud audio processing: cleaned audio, stem separation, chord chart generation, rehearsal report;
  • Push notifications, Dynamic Island and Lock Screen widgets, Siri App Intents, iOS share extension;
  • Offline-first cross-device synchronization;
  • Customization: 3 themes, 3 app icons, 8 group colors, 4 languages (FR, EN, ES, DE).

The Service is currently available on iOS 17+ only. Android and web versions are planned later.

2. Access conditions

You must be at least 16 years old to use the Service.

If you use the Service on behalf of a band, studio, music school, association or other organization, you warrant that you have the authority to bind that entity and accept these Terms on its behalf.

For music schools, conservatories and MJC: the Clean Take account must be held by the institution or the responsible adult teacher. Recordings involving minors require informed consent from parents or legal guardians, obtained and retained by the institution.

3. User account and security

To access most features, you must create an account. You can sign in via:

  • Email magic link (sign-in link sent by email, no password);
  • Sign in with Apple;
  • Google Sign-In;
  • Facebook Login.

You must provide accurate, complete and up-to-date information, and are responsible for:

  • the confidentiality of your credentials and the use of your devices;
  • all activities performed via your account;
  • promptly notifying us of any suspicion of unauthorized access.

We may suspend or restrict access to your account if we reasonably believe it is compromised or used in violation of these Terms.

4. User Content — ownership and license

4.1 Your content remains yours

"User Content" means any content you create, upload, record or make available through the Service: audio files (full recordings of sessions, auto-segmented takes), transcriptions, insights, comments, notes, messages, metadata (chroma, tempo, chords), setlists, milestones, and other elements.

You retain all rights, title and interest in your User Content. Clean Take claims no intellectual property over your recordings or compositions.

4.2 Your warranties

You are solely responsible for your User Content and warrant that you have all the rights, licenses, permissions and authorizations necessary to upload, process, store, share or use it through the Service.

You warrant in particular that your User Content and your use of the Service:

  • do not infringe any third-party rights, in particular copyright, related rights, trademark, trade secret, moral rights, privacy or image rights;
  • do not violate any law, regulation, contractual obligation or court decision;
  • do not contain unlawful, harassing, defamatory or deceptive content;
  • respect the consent of recorded persons (see Section 11).

4.3 License granted to Clean Take

Solely for the purpose of operating, securing, maintaining, backing up, synchronizing, processing, technically reproducing, transmitting, indexing and providing the Service, you grant Clean Take a limited, non-exclusive, worldwide, royalty-free license to host, store, reproduce, adapt (for audio processing), transmit and process your User Content.

This license is strictly limited to what is necessary for providing the Service. It grants Clean Take no right to commercially exploit your songs, recordings, compositions or messages outside of Service operation.

5. AI-assisted features and Results

The Service uses several artificial intelligence technologies, primarily on-device:

  • Whisper.cpp for on-device speech transcription (tiny / base models, FR / EN / ES / DE / multilingual);
  • Apple SpeechAnalyzer as transcription fallback;
  • Apple Sound Analysis + Silero VAD for voice activity detection and audio classification;
  • FFT, chroma, onset detection for harmonic and rhythmic analysis;
  • Constrained-graph clustering for grouping takes by song;
  • Cloud models for Premium features (stem separation, chord charts, rehearsal report).

These features produce Results (transcriptions, metadata, suggestions, groupings, isolated stems, chord charts) from your User Content. You retain the rights you have in the Results specifically generated for you.

⚠️ Limitations of AI features:

  • Results may be incomplete, inaccurate, approximate, misclassified or unsuited to your use;
  • Transcriptions may contain errors, particularly in noisy environments or with multiple simultaneous voices;
  • Chord detection, tempo and stem separation are probabilistic and may produce unexpected results;
  • It is your responsibility to verify and validate any Result before use, sharing, publication or commercial exploitation.

Clean Take does not use your User Content or private Results to train or fine-tune general-purpose generative AI models, unless you explicitly opt in. See Privacy Policy Section 5.

6. Clean Take trademark

Clean Take is a trademark (EUIPO filing in progress) owned by Antoine Brémont, licensed to ASTROLABE CAE for the publication and operation of the application.

You have no license or right to use the Clean Take trademark, logo, graphic identity or distinctive signs beyond what is strictly necessary for your use of the Service.

Any unauthorized use of the Clean Take trademark (appearance in derivative products, false affiliation, deceptive content) is prohibited and may be prosecuted.

7. Workspaces, groups and roles

The Service allows creating or joining groups (bands) with one or more members and a role structure:

  • Owner: group creator, maximum rights;
  • Admin: management of members, settings, shared content;
  • Member: participation in sessions, recording, rating, commenting.

Owners and admins can:

  • invite or remove members;
  • assign roles and granular permissions (debug inspector, unlock, budget management, etc.);
  • access shared group content;
  • moderate group content.

You acknowledge that content shared within a group is accessible to members of that group according to applicable permissions.

8. Messaging, sharing and public links

The Service enables:

  • Group chat with take and file sharing;
  • Polls and votes: rehearsal availability, song choice, votes;
  • Public poll links: external guests can respond without creating an account (their responses are stored linked to the identifier they provide);
  • Invitations by password, phone number, WhatsApp or universal link.

When you share content, files or messages:

  • you do so under your own responsibility;
  • you must ensure recipients are authorized to access them;
  • Clean Take is not responsible for downstream use by recipients outside our control;
  • shared links can be revoked from the app.

9. Music rights and third-party content

Clean Take is a tool for creation, rehearsal, collaboration and workflow. It grants you no rights that you do not otherwise hold to recordings, compositions, performances, lyrics, samples, scores or other protected content.

Covers and protected works

If you record covers of copyrighted songs:

  • simple rehearsal within a restricted private circle is generally tolerated;
  • as soon as you share the take beyond your private circle (group members included in certain jurisdictions), you must hold the necessary authorizations from rights holders (collecting societies, music publishers);
  • any public publication of a cover without authorization is under your sole responsibility.

DMCA / copyright infringement procedure

If you believe content accessible through the Service infringes your copyright, you can report it to copyright@cleantake.app. The full procedure is described in the DMCA Policy. We apply a 3-strike policy: three substantiated complaints in a 12-month period result in permanent account suspension.

10. Acceptable use

You agree not to:

  • use the Service for unlawful, fraudulent, deceptive, abusive, harassing, hateful, defamatory or infringing purposes;
  • harm the security, integrity or performance of the Service;
  • attempt to access systems, APIs, accounts or data of other users without authorization;
  • reverse engineer, scrape, copy or extract the Service beyond what the law allows;
  • use bots, scripts or technical means to overload or disrupt the Service;
  • use the Service to build, benchmark or train a competing product;
  • upload viruses, ransomware, spyware or malicious code;
  • use the Service as a tool for non-consensual surveillance (see Section 11).

We may set reasonable limits on storage, file size, recording duration, Premium processing time, AI operations, number of takes, projects, members, messages or exports based on the subscribed offer, service reliability and fairness among users.

We may suspend, limit or throttle abnormal or excessive use that compromises the Service or materially exceeds ordinary uses of the offer.

11. Microphone, recording and third-party consent

Clean Take uses your device's microphone to capture your rehearsals. You are responsible for the use of the microphone, in particular:

  • to obtain the consent of all recorded persons (group members, guests, audience);
  • to comply with local laws on conversation recording (some jurisdictions require all-party consent);
  • to not record in prohibited contexts (school premises without authorization, private spaces of others, communications protected by professional secrecy).

Clean Take provides a clear visual indication (Dynamic Island, Lock Screen widget, in-app animation) when recording is active, in compliance with Apple requirements.

Any violation of this section may result in immediate account suspension and engages your sole civil and criminal liability.

12. Premium subscriptions and App Store purchases

12.1 Freemium model

Clean Take operates on a freemium model:

  • Free: capture, on-device analysis, group management, planning, budget and most features;
  • Premium: advanced cloud processing (cleaned audio, stem separation, chord charts, rehearsal report) and extended features.

12.2 Management via Apple In-App Purchase (StoreKit 2)

Subscriptions and paid purchases are managed exclusively via Apple In-App Purchase (StoreKit 2). We do not have access to your credit card data.

  • Auto-renewal: subscriptions renew automatically at the end of each period until cancellation. The amount is charged within 24 hours before the end of the current period;
  • Cancellation: you can cancel your subscription at any time via Apple settings (https://apps.apple.com/account/subscriptions). Cancellation takes effect at the end of the current billing period;
  • Free trial: if a free trial is offered, it automatically converts into a paid subscription at its end, unless previously cancelled;
  • Refunds: handled exclusively by Apple per its policies (https://reportaproblem.apple.com). We do not have the power to directly issue refunds for IAP purchases.

12.3 Processing credits (upcoming)

Some Premium features may operate via processing credits (consumed for each stem separation, chord generation, or re-processing operation). Precise conditions (amounts, validity, conversion) will be communicated at the launch of this feature.

12.4 Pricing evolution

We may evolve our pricing, offers or included limits prospectively, with notice when required by law. Any price change applicable to a current subscription is notified in advance and requires your express acceptance for renewal.

13. Offline-first storage, local cache and synchronization

Clean Take works offline-first. You can record, analyze, browse and annotate without a network connection. Synchronization with our servers occurs:

  • at the moment of explicit publication of a session (action on your part);
  • for collaborative features (chat, polls, shares);
  • for server backups of your account.

Given this operation, you acknowledge that:

  • different versions of content may temporarily coexist across devices;
  • editing conflicts may arise and be resolved by the "user > local > server" strategy (your manual confirmations take priority over automatic suggestions);
  • local data may remain on your device until deletion by the application, the operating system or yourself;
  • background uploads depend on iOS permissions, battery and network state.

It is your responsibility to verify the proper synchronization of important takes and projects.

14. Hosting and regionalization

Clean Take hosts its data primarily in France with Scaleway (Paris region). See Privacy Policy Section 8.

When a transfer of personal data occurs outside the European Economic Area (push notifications via Firebase, purchases via Apple), Clean Take implements the safeguards required by applicable law (Data Privacy Framework, Standard Contractual Clauses).

15. Personal data and GDPR

When GDPR or equivalent legislation applies, Clean Take processes personal data in accordance with these texts. As the case may be, Clean Take may act:

  • as a data controller for account management, billing, security, support, telemetry, product analytics and legal compliance;
  • as a data processor for certain content processed on behalf of a professional customer (music school, label, studio).

Full details in the Privacy Policy.

For any privacy-related request: privacy@cleantake.app

16. Account deletion

In case of account deletion, the target policy is total and definitive deletion of account data and associated private content, except the name your groups knew you by (see Section 13 of the Privacy Policy), subject only to:

  • technical delays (up to 30 days);
  • legally mandated retentions (notably accounting);
  • residual copies in backups (purged within 30 days).

Detailed procedure in the Privacy Policy Section 13.

For active IAP subscriptions: cancel first via Apple settings, then delete your account. Once deletion is finalized, recovery is not guaranteed and may be impossible.

17. Intellectual property in the Service

Subject to your rights in your User Content and Results, the Service — software, interfaces, design, databases, documentation, Clean Take trademark, logos, underlying technologies — belongs to ASTROLABE CAE (or to Antoine Brémont for the Clean Take trademark) or its licensors.

We grant you a limited, personal, non-exclusive, non-transferable, non-sublicensable and revocable license to use the Service in accordance with these Terms.

The Service uses open source components under various licenses (MIT, Apache 2, BSD, MPL 2.0, etc.). The list of components and their licenses is accessible in the app (Settings → About → Open Source) and at cleantake.app/licenses.

18. Feedback

If you send us suggestions, ideas, comments, bug reports or feature requests, you grant Clean Take a non-exclusive, worldwide, perpetual, irrevocable and royalty-free right to use these feedback for any lawful purpose, without compensation, provided that such use does not reveal your private User Content.

19. Availability, beta features and evolutions

We may modify, update, suspend, interrupt or replace all or part of the Service, including its features, integrations, architecture or pricing.

Some features may be identified as beta, experimental or preview. They are provided "as is", may be incomplete, unstable, modified or withdrawn without notice. At public launch, the following may be in beta: HPCP / dynamic harmonics, playback live activity scaffold, extensible monetization provider (Google Play preparation).

We do not guarantee uninterrupted, secure or error-free operation.

20. Content removal, moderation and reporting

Clean Take may remove, make inaccessible or restrict content or an account if we reasonably believe there is:

  • infringement of third-party rights (copyright, image rights, etc.);
  • unlawful use;
  • security risk;
  • violation of these Terms;
  • abusive or fraudulent behavior.

Reporting by users

The application enables users to report content or block another user. Any substantial report is reviewed within 48 business hours.

Reporting disputed content

21. Termination

By you

You can stop using the Service at any time and delete your account (see Section 16).

By Clean Take

We may suspend or terminate all or part of your access if:

  • you substantially violate these Terms or the DMCA Policy;
  • your use creates legal, technical or security risk;
  • required by law or a competent authority;
  • a payment fails and is not regularized within the applicable time.

In case of suspension for serious violation, you will be notified with reasons and a reasonable time to respond, unless immediate response is required by the nature of the violation.

Clauses that by their nature must survive termination (notably Sections 4.2, 4.3, 6, 17, 18, 22, 23, 24, 25) will continue to apply.

22. Disclaimer of warranties

The Service is provided "as is" and "as available", to the fullest extent permitted by law.

Within the limits authorized, Clean Take disclaims all warranties, particularly regarding merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, non-infringement, availability, continuity or accuracy of Results.

Clean Take does not guarantee in particular:

  • that recordings, synchronizations, uploads, backups, exports or AI processing will always be available or error-free;
  • that no take, message, project or file will be lost, corrupted, delayed, duplicated or overwritten;
  • that AI Results (transcriptions, chords, stems, BPM, clustering) will be accurate or suited to your use;
  • that stem separation will perfectly isolate an instrument;
  • that generated chord charts will be musically correct.

Recommendation: for critical recordings, keep a local copy and consider activating the backup feature (upcoming) to your personal cloud.

23. Limitation of liability

To the fullest extent permitted by applicable law, Clean Take shall not be liable for indirect, incidental, special, consequential or punitive damages, including loss of profits, revenue, goodwill, opportunity, data or business interruption.

To the fullest extent permitted by law, Clean Take's overall liability under the Service and these Terms shall not exceed the greater of:

  • the amount paid by you to Clean Take during the twelve (12) months preceding the triggering event;
  • one hundred euros (€100).

No provision of these Terms excludes or limits liability that cannot legally be excluded or limited (notably in case of willful misconduct, gross negligence, or harm to a person's life).

24. Force majeure

Neither party shall be liable for failure to perform its obligations resulting from a force majeure event as defined by applicable law (notably: natural disaster, armed conflict, pandemic, governmental measures, major failure of a third-party infrastructure provider, exceptional-scale cyberattack, etc.).

The party invoking force majeure informs the other as soon as possible and makes its best efforts to limit consequences.

25. Governing law and disputes

These Terms are governed by French law, without prejudice to mandatory consumer protection rules applicable in your country of residence.

Before any judicial action, the parties will endeavor to resolve the dispute amicably. You can write to us at privacy@cleantake.app.

If you are a consumer residing in France, you have access to the European online dispute resolution platform: https://ec.europa.eu/consumers/odr

Unless otherwise required by mandatory law, exclusive jurisdiction is granted to the competent courts of Rennes, France.

26. Modifications to the Terms

We may update these Terms to reflect evolution of the product, partnerships, regulation or our practices.

In case of substantial modification, we will inform you:

  • via in-app notification;
  • via email to the address associated with your account;
  • via visible update of the "Last updated" date at the top of this document.

Your continued use of the Service after notification constitutes acceptance of the changes, unless applicable law requires your express consent.

27. Supplementary documents (professional customers)

For studios, music schools, conservatories, labels or businesses, Clean Take may offer supplementary contractual conditions:

  • Data Processing Addendum (DPA);
  • specific B2B terms;
  • service level agreements (SLA);
  • multi-account / multi-workspace governance rules.

Commercial contact: contact@cleantake.app

28. Studio Pages

28.1 What a Studio Page is

A "Studio Page" is a public page of the Service dedicated to a rehearsal studio. It is accessible to everyone, without an account, at an address specific to that studio.

A page that does not bear the "Verified page" badge is not managed by the studio. Its existence does not mean that the studio has approved Clean Take or the content of the page.

The Clean Take website lets you find a Studio Page by its name or city. It does not offer a list of all studios. Results are ranked by how closely they match the name searched for, then in alphabetical order. No studio pays for its ranking.

28.2 Creation of a page

A Studio Page is created in one of the following two ways:

  • automatically, from the public pages of the groups that rehearse in that studio. Such a page is only published once two groups show that studio on their public page, unless Clean Take decides otherwise;
  • at the request of a studio that cannot find its page ("not listed" studio), after accepting the attestation provided for in Section 28.4. If Clean Take accepts the request, the page is created and published, even if no group shows it yet. The person who requested it becomes its primary manager.

A place declared private by a group never gives rise to a Studio Page. Clean Take takes care not to publish a page for a home; if one exists, you may report it (Section 28.11).

Clean Take may refuse to create a page, merge two pages that refer to the same studio, or split a page that refers to several.

28.3 Content of a page

A Studio Page shows:

  • the public name of the studio and its location;
  • the groups that show this studio. A group only appears there if it has published on its public page content recorded in this studio, and keeps its rehearsal place visible. The names of a group's members never appear there;
  • the takes published by these groups from rehearsals in this studio, and counters (groups, takes, plays);
  • if the page is verified, the content published by its manager: description, website, address if the manager chooses to make it public, opening hours, indicative rates, rooms, photos, booking phone number and booking link.

A group may hide its rehearsal place on its public page at any time. It then no longer appears on the Studio Page.

28.4 Claiming a page

A person who represents a studio may claim its page ("This is my studio"). To do so:

  • they must have a Clean Take account with a verified email address;
  • they accept an attestation by which they warrant that they are authorized to represent the studio (this attestation is currently available in French only);
  • Clean Take verifies the request through a public channel of the studio, for example its website, its published phone number or an email address on its domain name.

Clean Take may refuse a request without giving a detailed reason.

If the request is accepted, the person becomes the primary manager of the page, which receives the "Verified page" badge. A page that already has a manager cannot be claimed a second time: the person must then ask the primary manager for an invitation.

A false attestation is a breach of these Terms. It may lead to the withdrawal of the rights to manage the page and to the suspension of the account.

28.5 Primary manager, collaborators and handover

Each verified page has a single primary manager. The primary manager may invite collaborators, within the limit set by Clean Take. The invitation is sent to an email address: only the account whose verified address matches can accept it. It expires after 30 days.

Collaborators may edit the page, its rooms and its photos. Only the primary manager may invite or remove a collaborator, request a name change, request the removal of the page and hand over the role.

The primary manager may hand over the role to a collaborator, and then becomes a collaborator. Before leaving the studio or deleting their account, a primary manager who has collaborators must, if one of them can take over the page, hand over the role to them or remove the collaborators.

If the primary manager leaves the page without a collaborator taking it over, the page becomes a page without a manager again: the badge and the manager's content are no longer displayed, and the photos are deleted.

If a manager from outside the team later takes over the page, the content published by the previous team is deleted.

Clean Take may, in particular in the event of a disagreement over who represents the studio, appoint another primary manager or remove a team member.

28.6 Manager's responsibility

The primary manager and their collaborators are solely responsible for the content they publish on the page: description, opening hours, indicative rates, rooms, photos, address, website, booking phone number and booking link.

They warrant that this content is accurate, kept up to date, lawful, and does not infringe the rights of any third party. The rates displayed are indicative and bind only the studio. Clean Take does not verify this content and is not responsible for any inaccuracy in it, subject to its legal obligations as a hosting provider, in particular following a report (Section 28.11).

28.7 Photos

The person who uploads a photo (primary manager or collaborator) warrants that they hold the rights to that photo, and that they have obtained the consent of the people who appear in it.

They grant Clean Take a non-exclusive, worldwide, royalty-free license to reproduce, crop, convert, resize and display these photos on the Studio Page, in the Studio Page search of the website and in the link previews generated when the page is shared, for as long as they are published. This license ends when the photo is removed, when the page no longer has a manager or when the page is removed, subject to technical delays and to copies already kept by third parties, such as search engines, social networks or messaging services.

28.8 Name and address of the page

The public name of the studio, its location and the address of the page are validated by Clean Take. The manager does not choose them freely: they may request a change, which Clean Take accepts or refuses.

After a change, the former address leads to the new one. A page address is never assigned to another studio.

28.9 Booking

A Studio Page may indicate how to book with the studio, for example its phone number or a link to its website.

Booking takes place directly with the studio, outside Clean Take. Clean Take is not a party to the contract between the group and the studio. It takes no part in its conclusion, its performance or the payment. It guarantees neither the terms, nor the rates, nor the availability of rooms. Any dispute relating to a booking is settled between the group and the studio.

Online booking within Clean Take may be offered later. It will be optional for studios and will be subject to its own terms.

28.10 Removal of a page

A person authorized to represent the studio may request the removal of its page, from their account or in writing to support@cleantake.app. From their account, they accept the same attestation as for a claim. In writing, they state their capacity; Clean Take verifies it through a public channel of the studio. No justification is required. When the page has a manager, only the primary manager may request its removal.

The page remains online until Clean Take's decision.

An accepted removal is final: the page is no longer published and is not recreated, unless the studio itself requests it. Groups may continue to show the name of the studio on their own public page, without a link to a Studio Page.

28.11 Reporting and moderation

Anyone, with or without an account, may report a Studio Page, for example for false information, impersonation, inappropriate content or an infringement of rights.

A studio's team may report a group shown on its page that does not rehearse there. It never removes a group itself: Clean Take decides.

Clean Take may in particular, following a report or on its own initiative:

  • hide a page;
  • withdraw the "Verified page" badge, which ends the display of the manager's content;
  • remove a group from a page;
  • remove a page from search engines.

When Clean Take restricts the content published by a studio's team, removes a group from a page or removes a member from a studio's team, it informs the persons concerned, stating the reasons for its decision and the means of challenging it.

Section 20 also applies to Studio Pages.

28.12 Indexing by search engines

Studio Pages are public. They may be indexed by search engines, unless Clean Take decides to remove them. A group that appears on a Studio Page may therefore appear in search engine results.

What a search engine has already recorded may remain visible for some time after a removal or a change. Clean Take has no control over these delays.

28.13 Studio sign-up for the preview and the booking beta

A studio may, from a Clean Take account, sign up to:

  • be notified when Studio Pages open (preview);
  • test online booking within Clean Take ahead of release (beta).

This sign-up is free and non-binding. It may be withdrawn at any time, from the studio's space or through the unsubscribe link in the confirmation email.

It gives no right to be selected for the beta, nor to an opening date. Clean Take freely chooses the studios invited to test and the schedule. Section 19 applies to the beta.

Sign-up data is processed in accordance with the Privacy Policy.

29. Contact

For any legal or privacy-related question:

ASTROLABE CAE (ASTROLABE) 8 place du Colombier 35000 Rennes, France privacy@cleantake.app

Clean Take trademark: Antoine Brémont — contact@cleantake.app Copyright / DMCA: copyright@cleantake.app — see DMCA Policy User support: support@cleantake.app