1. About ImpactLayer
ImpactLayer is operated by Dylan Powell in South Wales, United Kingdom. You can contact ImpactLayer at dylan@impactlayer.co.uk.
If you buy services, the proposal or order form will identify the legal contracting party and the complete commercial terms. Those written terms take priority over general descriptions on this website.
2. Using the website
You may use the public website for lawful business research and to enquire about ImpactLayer. You must not interfere with the website, test its security without written permission, introduce malicious code, scrape protected information, impersonate another person or attempt to access an account you are not authorised to use.
3. Enquiries, pricing and proposals
Submitting an enquiry or app concept, or linking it to an account, does not create a contract, a production app or a client workspace and does not commit either side to a project. The concept builder is an early visual planning tool; features, integrations, designs, scope and feasibility remain subject to review and written agreement.
The initial app-plan conversation is free. If paid discovery is appropriate, its price, deliverables and boundaries will be agreed before it begins.
Website prices are indicative starting points in pounds sterling. VAT is added where applicable. Final price, scope, usage allowances, timetable, payment milestones, third-party charges and managed-service term are confirmed in writing before paid work starts.
4. App delivery and third-party platforms
Descriptions and timescales are based on the assumptions stated on the relevant page. App Store or Google Play approval, third-party API access, provider uptime and external review times are not controlled by ImpactLayer and cannot be guaranteed.
Each customer agreement defines ownership and licensing. Unless that agreement says otherwise, the customer keeps its brand, content, member data, developer accounts and store identity, while ImpactLayer retains its underlying platform, reusable modules, tooling and know-how.
5. Website content and intellectual property
The website, ImpactLayer name, visual design, written material, software demonstrations and other original content are protected by intellectual-property law. You may link to public pages and share short extracts with attribution, but you may not copy, republish, resell or create a competing product from substantial parts without written permission.
Customer and product names shown in case studies remain the property of their respective owners.
6. Client and staff areas
Protected areas are only for authorised users. Keep your sign-in account secure, do not share access and tell us promptly if you believe access has been compromised. Access may be suspended to protect the service, investigate misuse or when authorisation ends.
7. External links
Links to app stores, sign-in providers and other external services are provided for convenience. Those services control their own content, availability, privacy practices and terms. A link does not make ImpactLayer responsible for an external service.
8. Availability and responsibility
We aim to keep public information accurate and the website available, but we may update, withdraw or correct content without notice. Public website material is general information, not legal, financial or technical advice tailored to your business.
Nothing in these terms excludes responsibility that cannot lawfully be excluded, including responsibility for death or personal injury caused by negligence, fraud or fraudulent misrepresentation. Subject to that, ImpactLayer is not responsible for indirect or consequential business loss caused solely by reliance on public website content. Any liability relating to paid work is governed by the signed customer agreement.
9. Privacy
Our privacy notice explains how information submitted through this website and its protected areas is handled.
10. Changes and governing law
We may update these website terms. The date at the top shows the current version. These terms are governed by the law of England and Wales, and the courts of England and Wales have jurisdiction, without affecting any mandatory rights that apply to you.