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End User License Agreement

Last updated: 19 October 2026

This version applies to purchases made on or after 7 October 2026. For licences bought earlier, changes apply only as Section 20 allows.

This End User License Agreement (“Agreement”) is a legal agreement between you (“you” or “User”) and Noble Software Limited (“Noble,” “Licensor,” “we,” “us,” or “our”) governing your use of our software products, including:

  • NobleAIM (AI aim assist software)
  • Noble Trainer (AI model training and marketplace software)
  • Noble Remote (gameplay capture companion software)

and any updates, associated documentation, and related services (collectively, the “Software”).

By installing, accessing, or using any Software, you agree to this Agreement and acknowledge our Privacy Policy. If you do not agree, do not install, access, or use the Software.

Noble Software Limited is registered in England and Wales under company number 17035870.

Registered office: 82A James Carter Road, Mildenhall, IP28 7DE, United Kingdom
Email: support@nobleaim.co.uk
Website: nobleaim.co.uk

IMPORTANT: Nothing in this Agreement excludes or limits liability for (a) death or personal injury caused by negligence; (b) fraud or fraudulent misrepresentation; or (c) any other liability that cannot be excluded or limited under applicable law, including your statutory rights under the Consumer Rights Act 2015.

1. Definitions

  • AI Tool. AI Tool means any software, service, agent, assistant, model or feature that uses artificial intelligence or machine learning and is capable of reading, generating, analysing, automating, controlling or interacting with software, files, processes, memory, screen content or input on a Device. It includes such tools in any form: run from a terminal or command line, as a desktop, browser or mobile application, as an extension or plug-in inside another application, or as a remote service accessed from the Device. It applies whether or not you are actively directing the tool at the time, and whether or not it is being used in connection with the Software. Examples include, without limitation, Claude (including the Claude desktop application, Claude Code and Cowork), ChatGPT and OpenAI Codex (application or command line), Google Gemini, GitHub Copilot, Cursor, Aider, OpenCode, Goose, OpenHands, and any similar tool. AI Tool does not include the Software itself, a feature of the game you are playing, an artificial intelligence or machine learning capability built into your operating system, your device drivers or your hardware that you cannot separately close (for example malware classification, image upscaling, or frame generation), or a feature of an app or website that is not itself an AI assistant or agent, that works only on your own microphone, camera or calls or only chooses what that app or website shows you (for example noise suppression in a voice-chat app, or recommendations on a video site), and that does not read, analyse or control the Software, your game, or your mouse, keyboard or controller. Any other tool of the kind described above that you can install, launch, direct or close as a separate application, agent, assistant, extension or service is an AI Tool.
  • Device. Device means a single physical computer on which the Software is installed and run. A Virtualised Environment is not a Device.
  • Documentation. Documentation means the user guides and documentation provided with the Software.
  • Fixed-Term Pass. Fixed-Term Pass means a licence to the Software, or to a separately priced add-on module, purchased for a single one-time fee that grants access for a fixed, stated period, does not renew, and expires automatically at the end of that period. A Fixed-Term Pass is not a Subscription and is not a Lifetime Licence; while unexpired and in Good Standing it is treated as an active licence in Good Standing.
  • Good Standing. A licence is in Good Standing unless it has been suspended or revoked in accordance with this Agreement.
  • Licence. Licence means any licence or entitlement you hold under this Agreement or the Terms of Service, including a Subscription, a Fixed-Term Pass, a Lifetime Licence and a Paid Add-On Entitlement.
  • License Key. License Key means the access key or account credential used to activate the Software.
  • Lifetime Licence. Lifetime Licence means a licence to the Software, or to a separately priced add-on module, purchased for a single one-time fee and described as Lifetime at the point of sale. A Lifetime Licence continues for the Service Lifetime of the relevant product, is personal to one named User, is limited to one Device at a time, is non-transferable, and is not a Subscription: it does not renew, has no billing period, and incurs no recurring charge. Lifetime refers to the commercial lifetime of the product, not the lifetime of the User.
  • Marketplace. Marketplace means Noble’s in-app catalogue and store of Models and configs, however accessed.
  • Models. Models means detection models, weights, configurations, and associated data included with or downloaded through the Software.
  • Noble Service. Noble Service means the single connected service through which the Software, the Products, the modules, the Models, the Marketplace and Noble’s related online services are made available and accessed under one Noble account and Licence identity. Noble Service is broader than, and is not limited to, the term “Service”.
  • Paid Add-On Entitlement. Paid Add-On Entitlement, and the word “entitlement” where used in Section 6 and Section 7.3, means a separately priced paid add-on purchased for a one-time fee (namely a separately priced paid Model, or another separately priced paid one-time add-on) that is granted within an existing NobleAIM licence. It does not include a Lifetime Licence, a Fixed-Term Pass, a Subscription, or the standard base Model library. A separately priced add-on module (such as the Apollyon module) purchased on a Lifetime basis is a Lifetime Licence, not a Paid Add-On Entitlement, and its permanent discontinuation is governed by Section 5.5(c) (no refund at the end of the Service Lifetime), not by the retirement remedy in Section 6.
  • Service. Service means the Software, any Marketplace features, and any related online services, APIs, or infrastructure provided by Noble.
  • Service Lifetime. Service Lifetime means the period during which Noble (or a successor under Section 21.4) continues to make the relevant product commercially available and to operate the online services it requires to function.
  • Subscription. Subscription means a licence purchased for a recurring fee covering successive billing periods, which continues only while those fees are paid.
  • Trained Models. Trained Models means models, weights, configurations, and outputs created, trained, or produced using the Software. A model you train yourself outside the Software, without Noble’s Models or data, is not a Trained Model, and converting it with the Software does not make it one.
  • User Content. User Content means content you upload, submit, or make available through the Software or Marketplace, including models, metadata, descriptions, and images.
  • Virtualised Environment. Virtualised Environment means any environment in which Windows is not running directly on the physical hardware of the computer you are using, including a virtual machine or hypervisor guest (for example VMware, VirtualBox, Hyper-V, QEMU or Parallels), whether on your own hardware or rented from a cloud computing or cloud gaming service (for example Shadow), an emulator, a compatibility or translation layer such as Wine or Proton, and any arrangement in which the Software runs on hardware of a different processor architecture by means of emulation or translation. Virtualised Environment does not include a virtualisation-based security, containerisation or compatibility feature of Windows itself running on your physical computer, such as Virtualisation-Based Security, Memory Integrity, Windows Sandbox, Hyper-V or the Windows Subsystem for Linux, where Windows itself is running directly on that physical hardware.

2. Licence Grant

Subject to this Agreement and any applicable Subscription, Fixed-Term Pass or Lifetime Licence terms, Noble grants you a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable, non-sublicensable licence, revocable only in accordance with this Agreement and the Terms of Service, to install and use the Software on a single Device solely for your internal or personal use, and only as permitted by this Agreement. A Lifetime Licence continues for the Service Lifetime and, while in Good Standing, is treated as an active licence for every purpose under this Agreement.

3. Licence Restrictions

You may not, and you may not allow others to:

  • (a) reverse engineer, decompile, disassemble, or attempt to derive the source code of the Software (except to the extent such restriction is prohibited by applicable law, including the Computer Programs Directive as retained in UK law);
  • (b) modify, translate, adapt, or create derivative works of the Software;
  • (c) remove or alter any proprietary notices or labels;
  • (d) rent, lease, sell, sublicence, distribute, or provide the Software as a service bureau, managed service, or hosting arrangement;
  • (e) bypass, disable, or circumvent licensing, authentication, or security features;
  • (f) use the Software to violate any law or regulation, or to infringe the rights of others;
  • (g) use the Software in any high-risk environment where failure could cause death, personal injury, or severe physical or environmental damage;
  • (h) use the Software for any purpose that is unlawful or that harms others.
  • (i) run, or permit to run, any AI Tool, or any other automated agent, on the same Device while the Software is active. This applies whether the AI Tool or agent is idle, minimised, running in the background or system tray, or in active use, and whether or not you are directing it or using it in connection with the Software. Noble’s anti-tamper systems treat the concurrent presence of such tools as an attempt to analyse, automate, interfere with, or circumvent the Software. Detection results in immediate suspension of access pending the manual review described in Section 4.5. Permanent revocation of a Licence on this ground requires that review to conclude, on the balance of probabilities and on the recorded detection evidence, that the tool’s presence formed part of a deliberate attempt to analyse, automate, interfere with, or circumvent the Software; where the review reaches that conclusion, the Licence (including a Lifetime Licence) is revoked without refund, except where the law requires one. Where the review does not reach that conclusion, access is reinstated under Section 4.5 and Noble may instead issue a warning or a time-limited suspension for any lesser breach;
  • (j) install or run the Software in a Virtualised Environment, or take any step to conceal, alter or misreport the environment in which the Software is running. The Software is licensed for use on a physical Windows PC only. This is stated in the published system requirements at nobleaim.co.uk/requirements, which form part of the pre-contract information given to you at the point of sale. Running the Software in a Virtualised Environment is a use outside the scope of the licence granted in Section 2, and Noble’s environment-integrity systems treat a confirmed Virtualised Environment accordingly. Detection results in immediate suspension of access pending the manual review described in Section 4.5. Permanent revocation of a Licence on this ground requires that review to conclude, on the balance of probabilities and on the recorded detection evidence, that the Software was in fact being run in a Virtualised Environment; where the review reaches that conclusion, the Licence (including a Lifetime Licence) is revoked without refund, except where the law requires one, and it is not necessary for Noble to show that you intended to breach this Agreement or that you had read the published requirements. Where the review does not reach that conclusion, access is reinstated under Section 4.5. Because running the Software is your own act, a breach of this Section 3(j) confirmed by that review counts as a deliberate and material breach for the purposes of Sections 4.5 and 18.2 of this Agreement and Section 12.2 of the Terms of Service.
  • (k) run, or permit to run, on the same Device while the Software is active, any debugger, disassembler, decompiler, memory scanner or memory editor, or any other tool designed to inspect or change the code or memory of other programs while they run (for example Cheat Engine, x64dbg, OllyDbg, WinDbg, IDA or Ghidra). This applies whether or not the tool is attached to the Software, and whether it is idle, minimised or in active use. It does not apply to a software development environment that is not attached to, and is not being used to inspect or change, the Software, but any AI Tool or other automated agent running in or alongside such an environment remains prohibited under Section 3(i). Noble’s anti-tamper systems treat the concurrent presence of such a tool as an attempt to analyse, interfere with, or circumvent the Software. Detection results in immediate suspension of access pending the manual review described in Section 4.5. Permanent revocation of a Licence on this ground requires that review to conclude, on the balance of probabilities and on the recorded detection evidence, that the tool’s presence formed part of a deliberate attempt to analyse, interfere with, or circumvent the Software; where the review reaches that conclusion, the Licence (including a Lifetime Licence) is revoked without refund, except where the law requires one. Where the review does not reach that conclusion, access is reinstated under Section 4.5 and Noble may instead issue a warning or a time-limited suspension for any lesser breach.
  • (l) buy, activate or use a Licence or entitlement while your access is suspended, or after Noble has ended your access, banned you from its community or refused further purchases from you, including through a different account, email address, payment method, Device or Discord identity. A breach of this Section 3(l) is a material breach of this Agreement.

4. Licence Key, Online Validation, and Access Controls

  • 4.1 Activation Required. The Software requires a valid License Key and periodic online validation.
  • 4.2 Internet Required. You must maintain internet connectivity to use the Software. Lack of connectivity may result in suspension of access.
  • 4.3 Validation Frequency. The Software performs periodic licence checks at intervals determined by the Software and/or Noble.
  • 4.4 Device Limitation. Your License Key may only be active on one Device at a time and is bound to that Device by a hashed hardware identifier. You can move your licence between your own Devices at no charge using the deactivation option within the Software. A Licence can be moved to at most two different Devices; after that, moving it again needs a device reset, which clears its list of Devices and which Noble may refuse where it reasonably suspects the Licence is being shared. If self-deactivation is impossible (for example the Device is lost, stolen, or no longer starts), you may request a support-assisted device reset. Support-assisted device resets are subject to a device-reset service fee (currently GBP 5), which is stated here and will be stated to you before you pay. Noble may decline resets where it reasonably suspects device switching is being used to share a Licence.
  • 4.5 Automated Decisions and Manual Review. If access is suspended, or a Licence is proposed for revocation, as a result of an automated check, you may contact us at support@nobleaim.co.uk to request a manual review, and for any permanent revocation proposed as a result of an automated check a manual review takes place whether or not you request it. Manual review is carried out by a human reviewer who examines the recorded detection evidence. Reviews are conducted at Noble’s discretion as to their timing and order, and Noble gives no undertaking to complete a review within any particular period, to provide progress updates, or to notify you of the outcome. Where it follows an automated check, permanent revocation of any Licence, including a Lifetime Licence, takes effect only once manual review has concluded, on the balance of probabilities on the recorded evidence, that there was a deliberate breach of Section 3. If the review does not confirm a deliberate breach, access is reinstated and the detection is recorded as not upheld; for a Subscription or a Fixed-Term Pass, the period of suspension is added to your remaining paid access.
  • 4.6 Anti-Tamper Monitoring and Consent. While the Software is running, it performs automated integrity and anti-tamper checks on your Device. These checks also determine whether the Software is running on a physical Windows PC or in a Virtualised Environment, by reading the system firmware manufacturer, product and version strings that your computer reports, the processor’s hypervisor-presence flag and vendor identifier, and the model strings of enumerated disk devices. They also determine whether the Software is running on Windows itself or on a compatibility or translation layer such as Wine or Proton, by reading whether the Windows system library exposes the layer’s version functions and the layer and host operating system versions that they report, whether the layer’s registry keys and environment variables are present, and the address at which that system library is loaded. Noble’s servers also determine whether the Software is being run on a computer rented from a cloud computing or cloud gaming service, by identifying the network operator to which the IP address of the Software’s connection belongs and the approximate location associated with that address, as reported by Noble’s hosting provider. You expressly consent to those checks and to the collection and transmission of the resulting technical data for the purposes of licence validation, security and fraud prevention. These checks may include inspecting the names and command-line parameters of other processes running on your Device to detect reverse-engineering tools, debuggers, automated agents, and the AI Tools prohibited under Section 3(i). Where a process has already been identified as one of those prohibited AI Tools, these checks also read, from that process’s memory, the values of a small, fixed, name-based allowlist of its non-secret environment variables (a limited set of model and endpoint settings) in order to recognise which AI model or service the tool is configured to use; this reading is not performed against any other process, and the Software does not keep or send the values of environment variables whose names denote secrets (such as API keys, authentication tokens, or passwords). Where an endpoint value is read, the Software keeps only a short provider label, after stripping and discarding the scheme, the path, and any credentials contained in that value. Where such a tool is detected, the Software may additionally read a limited amount of metadata that the tool itself records on your Device, namely the names, identifiers and working-directory paths of the tool’s recent sessions held in its own session-index or history files, and the number of any further sessions, solely to identify the tool and its recent sessions in the resulting tamper report and for our review of that report. For such a tool, these checks also record the type of installation it runs from (for example a code-editor extension, a desktop application or a command-line installation), worked out from the folder that holds its program file without recording that folder’s path, and the names of up to three programs that started it (for example Code.exe, powershell.exe or explorer.exe). Where such a tool is detected, these checks also record the titles of the tool’s own windows and of the terminal and code-editor windows open on your Device, including the titles of their tabs, which can include the name of a file, folder or session. You expressly consent to the Software and Noble performing these checks, including the reading of that environment-variable allowlist, and to the collection and transmission of the resulting technical data (including detection events, process identifiers, the short provider label or sanitised model name derived from those variables, the session metadata, installation type and starting programs described above, your hardware identifier (HWID), IP address, and those window and tab titles) for the purposes of licence validation, security, and fraud prevention, as further described in our Privacy Policy. These checks do not record, keep or send the contents of your personal files, your documents, your source code, or your conversations with the tool.
  • 4.7 Discord Account Linking. Activation requires you to link a Discord account, which Noble uses as your support and entitlement identity. Loss of access to your Discord account, including deletion or a ban imposed by Discord, does not forfeit any Licence or entitlement you have paid for. Contact support@nobleaim.co.uk, and Noble will link a replacement account once reasonably satisfied that you are the purchaser, normally on proof that you control the email address used for the purchase together with payment details matching Noble’s payment processor’s records; a License Key alone is not sufficient. Noble may decline, delay or reverse a re-link it reasonably suspects is fraudulent or not made by the genuine purchaser. While the community operates, the Software validates entitlements against your linked Discord account’s membership of it; Section 3.5 of the Terms of Service describes what happens to access while your account is not a member. Noble’s operation of a Discord community is not a condition of any Licence, and its closure would not affect your Licence or entitlements.
  • 4.8 One Connected Service. The Software, the Products, modules, Models, the Marketplace and Noble’s related online services are accessed through a single Noble account and Licence identity and together make up one connected service (the “Noble Service”). Access to the Noble Service is provided on the basis that payments made through your account are honoured. A payment is “charged back” (or “reversed by chargeback”) when the amount is taken back from Noble through your card issuer, bank, digital wallet or other payment provider, whether or not that is later reversed. If a payment made through your account is reversed, charged back or otherwise remains outstanding, then: (a) the Licence or entitlement that the reversed payment purchased ends automatically (Sections 5.5(a), 5.5(f) and 7.3), is not suspended and does not revive, and its reinstatement requires a fresh purchase; and (b) where the payment was reversed or charged back, Noble may end your access to the rest of the Noble Service permanently, including other Products and entitlements paid for separately and accessed through the same account, Device or linked identity, and may refuse any further purchase from you, including one that would otherwise reinstate a Licence or entitlement that has ended under paragraph (a); and (c) where a payment otherwise remains outstanding, Noble may suspend your access to the rest of the Noble Service until it is paid. Access ended under paragraph (b) is not restored, whatever the outcome of the chargeback or dispute, including where it is withdrawn, decided in Noble’s favour or decided in yours, or the payment is later repaid. Noble will restore access suspended under paragraph (c) once the outstanding payment is paid, and restoring access does not revive a Licence or entitlement that has ended under paragraph (a). Where a payment made through your account is reported to your card issuer or payment provider as fraudulent or unauthorised, or is queried with them, Noble may suspend your access to the Noble Service until the matter is closed; if the payment is then reversed or charged back, paragraphs (a) and (b) apply. If you report a payment that you made, or that was made with your permission, as fraudulent or unauthorised, that is a breach of Section 4 of the Terms of Service and paragraphs (a) and (b) apply as if the payment had been charged back. If access is ended or suspended under this Section by an automated process, you may ask for a person to review that decision by emailing support@nobleaim.co.uk. The review checks only whether the payment concerned was made through your account and was reversed, charged back, reported or queried as this Section describes; it does not otherwise restore access ended under paragraph (b). This reflects that the Noble Service is provided on the basis that payments made through your account are honoured. No refund is due for a Licence or entitlement ended under paragraph (a) or (b), except where the law requires one. Nothing in this Section limits your statutory rights, your right to raise a chargeback, or any claim under section 75 of the Consumer Credit Act 1974.

5. Subscription Terms and Cancellation

  • 5.1 The Software is provided on one of three bases: on a Subscription basis, under a Fixed-Term Pass, or under a Lifetime Licence. Access continues only while your Subscription is active and in Good Standing, while your Fixed-Term Pass has not expired, or, as applicable, while your Lifetime Licence remains in Good Standing. A Lifetime Licence is not a Subscription and cannot lapse for non-payment; it ends only as set out in Section 5.5. A Fixed-Term Pass ends only by expiry at its stated end, or earlier by revocation for breach, by a refund or chargeback of its own price (Section 5.5(f)), under Section 4.8(b), under Section 18.3, or when the product is discontinued or Noble’s online services cease (Section 5.5(c) and (d)).
  • 5.2 Subscription fees are non-refundable except as required by applicable law or as stated in our Refund Policy.
  • 5.3 Digital Content Acknowledgement. If you are a consumer, you have a 14-day right to cancel under the Consumer Contracts (Information, Cancellation and Additional Charges) Regulations 2013. The Software is digital content that Noble supplies immediately once your purchase completes. Supply begins at the moment your License Key is issued to you, which is automatic and happens as soon as your payment is processed. Where, before supply begins, you have asked for immediate supply and acknowledged that you will lose your right to cancel once supply has begun, you lose that right at the point supply begins, that is, when your License Key is issued. Where that consent and acknowledgement were not obtained from you before supply began, your statutory right to cancel is unaffected. Activation of the License Key under Section 4.1 is a separate, later step and is not the point at which supply begins. Your statutory rights if the Software is faulty are not affected in any case (see the Refund Policy).
  • 5.4 If Noble terminates your access without cause: (a) for a Subscription, you will be entitled to a pro-rata refund of prepaid subscription fees for the unused portion of the current billing period; (b) for a Fixed-Term Pass, a pro-rata refund of the one-time fee for the unused portion of the Pass’s own stated duration; and (c) for a Lifetime Licence or any other perpetual one-time purchase, a partial refund of the one-time fee calculated on a straight-line basis over thirty-six (36) months from the date of purchase (fee multiplied by (36 minus the number of complete months since purchase), divided by 36, with a minimum of zero), paid in full without deduction. A Lifetime Licence is not terminated without cause: it ends only as set out in Section 5.5(a), and paragraph (c) applies to it only where another provision of this Agreement or the Terms of Service refers to it; the thirty-six (36) month basis is a fixed calculation method and is not a statement of the expected life of any product.
  • 5.5 Lifetime Licences and Fixed-Term Passes.
    • (a) A Lifetime Licence continues for the Service Lifetime of the relevant product and, while in Good Standing, is treated as an active licence in Good Standing for every purpose under this Agreement, the Terms of Service and the Refund Policy. It ends only in one of these ways: it is revoked for material breach under Section 18; you terminate it (including by rejecting a material change within the time allowed under Section 20 and ending the licence); the relevant product is discontinued at the end of its Service Lifetime under paragraph (c); Noble’s online services permanently cease on its genuinely involuntary cessation, insolvency or dissolution under paragraph (d); Noble ends it under Section 4.8(b) because a payment made through your account was reversed or charged back; or the price paid for it is refunded in full (other than a partial remedy refund) or is reversed by chargeback, in which case it ends immediately, does not revive, and reinstatement requires a fresh purchase.
    • (b) A Lifetime Licence includes the product and features generally included with a standard licence as at the date of purchase and as updated from time to time, the standard base Model library as at the date of purchase together with Models later added to that library generally at no separate charge, and all updates to the product that Noble releases generally at no separate charge, if and when released. It does not include separately priced add-on modules, separately priced Models, or separately priced services; but no feature or Model included at the date of purchase will be moved behind a separate paywall for that User while the Lifetime Licence remains in Good Standing. Noble maintains a dated record of the standard feature set and the standard base Model library, and the entry in force at the User’s date of purchase is the record Noble relies on for what was included, read with the point-of-sale description (Section 21.1).
    • (c) End of Service Lifetime (discontinuation): if Noble permanently discontinues the relevant product or its required online services, Noble will give as much written notice as is reasonably practicable and in any event not less than three (3) months (as in Terms of Service Section 2.9), except where a shorter period is required by law, by a court or regulator, or is genuinely unavoidable because of events outside Noble’s reasonable control (which include a decision by a supplier, licensor or platform on which the product depends, but not Noble’s own commercial decisions). If shorter notice is given for any reason other than such a legal requirement or such an event, the refund in Section 5.4(c) applies to each affected Lifetime Licence as compensation for the shortfall. Noble sends any discontinuation notice individually to the email address you gave at purchase, as the primary channel, before the online services are taken down, with website and in-product notice as supplementary channels. Notice is given when it is sent to that address, or to a newer address you have asked us in writing to use; please keep it up to date. Noble withdraws the affected Lifetime tiers from sale on the date it announces a discontinuation, and refunds in full any purchase of an affected Lifetime tier made on or after that announcement. Discontinuation of NobleAIM ends the Service Lifetime of any module that requires it to run (such as the Apollyon module). Save for that short-notice compensation and that post-announcement refund, no refund is payable at the end of the Service Lifetime, as disclosed at the point of sale, except where the law requires one.
    • (d) Involuntary cessation: this paragraph applies only to a genuinely involuntary cessation. The products depend on Noble’s online services and have no offline mode; if Noble becomes insolvent, is dissolved, or can genuinely no longer continue in business, and those services permanently cease, the Lifetime Licence ends, and any unpaid sum due under this Agreement (including any refund treated under Section 21.4 as having accrued before the insolvency) is an unsecured claim in any insolvency. A solvent shutdown that Noble chooses is a discontinuation under paragraph (c), not an involuntary cessation. This does not limit your statutory rights or any claim against your card issuer.
    • (e) A Lifetime Licence is personal to one named User and is not transferable, including on death.
    • (f) A Fixed-Term Pass grants access for its stated fixed period and, while unexpired and in Good Standing, is treated as an active licence in Good Standing. Its stated period runs continuously from the time of purchase and is not extended, paused or tolled by suspension or expiry of any underlying licence. It expires automatically at its stated end; on expiry, an add-on entitlement that has no stated fixed duration and rests on it is dealt with under Section 7.3, and suspend-and-revive does not extend any Fixed-Term Pass. A Fixed-Term Pass also ends immediately, without revival, if its price is refunded in full (other than a partial remedy refund) or is reversed by chargeback. If Noble terminates a Fixed-Term Pass without cause, the refund is pro-rated over the Pass’s own stated duration (Section 5.4(b)), not over thirty-six (36) months.
    • (g) Where a product and a module are sold for a single combined price, that price is apportioned equally between NobleAIM and the module, unless a different allocation is stated to you at the point of sale or at checkout, for any partial refund or apportionment this Agreement requires; it creates no apportioned refund on discontinuation at the end of the Service Lifetime.

6. Updates, Changes, and Discontinuation

Noble may provide updates, patches, or new versions. Updates that Noble releases generally at no separate charge are included with every licence in Good Standing to the relevant product, including Lifetime Licences and unexpired Fixed-Term Passes, if and when released; Noble does not commit to any particular update schedule. Updates may be required to continue using the Software. Noble may change, modify, suspend, or discontinue any part of the Software or Service for good reason, namely: legal or regulatory compliance; security or fraud prevention; technical necessity; changes made by third-party platforms or suppliers; improving, updating or changing the Software’s features; or commercial discontinuation of a product or Model.

Boundary between retirement and discontinuation. Throughout this Agreement, the Terms of Service and the Refund Policy: (a) the retirement of an individual Paid Add-On Entitlement (for example a paid Model) while its parent product remains commercially available is a “retirement”, governed by the replace-or-refund remedy in this Section; and (b) the permanent discontinuation of a product or module, or the permanent shutdown of the online services it requires, at the end of its Service Lifetime is a “discontinuation”, governed solely by Section 5.5(c) and Terms of Service Section 2.9 (notice, and no refund at the end of the Service Lifetime), and is not a retirement. A Lifetime Licence to a module (such as the Apollyon module) is dealt with under (b), not (a).

Protection of what a Lifetime Licence included. A change will not remove a feature, Model, module or entitlement that was included with a paid-up Lifetime Licence or Paid Add-On Entitlement at the date of purchase, except where Section 5.5(c) or Terms of Service Section 2.9 applies (discontinuation) or where the holder expressly accepts the change. This protection applies even where the change is driven by a third-party supplier: if Noble loses a third-party right on which included functionality depends (for example the enterprise licence for the YOLO models from Ultralytics Inc. on which the detection core and base Model library rely) and as a result core or included functionality (whether paid or provided at no separate charge, including base-library Models) must be removed from a paid-up Lifetime Licence, that is a material reduction to which Terms of Service Section 13 and Section 20 of this Agreement apply: the holder may continue on the terms in force at purchase where that remains feasible, or reject the change and end the licence for the refund in Section 5.4(c). Where the loss requires the whole product to be withdrawn, that is a discontinuation under Section 5.5(c).

Retirement remedy. If Noble retires a Paid Add-On Entitlement (including a paid Model) while its parent product remains commercially available, no refund is due if Noble provides a reasonable replacement of at least equivalent function within a reasonable time. If it does not, and the entitlement was retired within thirty-six (36) months of its purchase, a partial refund of the fee paid for that entitlement applies, calculated on a straight-line basis over thirty-six (36) months from its purchase (fee multiplied by (36 minus the number of complete months since its purchase), divided by 36, with a minimum of zero). Where an included (no separate charge) core or base-library Model or feature is withdrawn from a paid-up Lifetime Licence otherwise than by discontinuation, Noble will provide a reasonable replacement of at least equivalent function or, failing that, the remedy in Terms of Service Section 13 and Section 20 of this Agreement applies. The thirty-six (36) month basis is a fixed method for computing a partial refund and is not a statement of the expected life of any product.

7. Models and Intellectual Property (NobleAIM)

  • 7.1 All Models included with or downloaded through NobleAIM are the exclusive property of Noble and constitute confidential and proprietary trade secrets.
  • 7.2 You may not:
    • (a) extract, copy, distribute, sell, or use Models outside of the Software;
    • (b) use Models to create, train, or improve competing products or services;
    • (c) benchmark, profile, or analyse Models for the purpose of replicating or reverse-engineering their functionality;
    • (d) share, publish, or make available any Model files, weights, or derivatives.
  • 7.3 Paid Model Add-Ons. Certain Models are made available only upon purchase of a separate paid add-on entitlement. Where you purchase such an entitlement, Noble grants you a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable, non-sublicensable licence to access and use the relevant Models within NobleAIM only, for as long as both (i) you hold a valid NobleAIM licence (a Subscription in Good Standing, an unexpired Fixed-Term Pass, or a Lifetime Licence) and (ii) the add-on entitlement remains valid and unrevoked. If your Subscription lapses or your Fixed-Term Pass expires, the entitlement is not forfeited; it is available again once you again hold a valid NobleAIM licence of any class on the same account, and if it is not restored automatically, support will restore it on verification of your purchase. Where your underlying NobleAIM licence is a Lifetime Licence, the entitlement continues for as long as that licence remains in Good Standing. The entitlement terminates permanently only on revocation for material breach, on retirement under Section 6 (with the remedy stated there), at the end of the relevant Service Lifetime, under Section 4.8(b), under Section 18.3 (with the refund in Section 5.4(c)), or if its price is refunded in full (other than a partial remedy refund) or reversed by chargeback, without affecting your licence to other Models except where Section 4.8 applies. Paid Model entitlements do not transfer ownership of any Model to you. The restrictions in Section 7.2 apply in full to paid Models; you may not extract, copy, distribute, sublicence, redistribute, or use any paid Model outside of NobleAIM, including (without limitation) after your entitlement or subscription has ended.
  • 7.4 Models You Bring. NobleAIM can load detection models that Noble does not supply, including models you train yourself and models you get from other people or download from the internet (“Third-Party Models”). A copy of one of Noble’s Models, or a model made from one, is never a Third-Party Model, however you obtained it.
    • (a) A Third-Party Model is not a Model under this Agreement, even if you load or convert it with the Software. Noble does not claim ownership of it, and it remains subject to its owner’s rights and licence terms.
    • (b) You must have the right to use any Third-Party Model you load, and you must follow its licence terms. Loading a leaked, pirated or otherwise unauthorised copy of any model, including one of Noble’s Models obtained outside the Software, is a breach of this Agreement.
    • (c) Noble does not check, test, endorse or guarantee Third-Party Models. It does not promise that any of them will load, work with the Software or perform well, and it has no obligation to support, fix or improve them. If Noble mentions, links to or lists a Third-Party Model, or a website or community that offers them, or another member shares one in Noble’s Discord community, that is not a statement by Noble that the model, website or community is safe, lawful, accurate or suitable for you.
    • (d) Files from the internet can be dangerous. A download can contain malicious software, a file can be changed after you first see it, and some model formats (for example PyTorch .pt files) can run code when they are loaded. You obtain, convert and load Third-Party Models entirely at your own risk, and you are responsible for checking where a file comes from and for protecting your Device and your data.
    • (e) Subject to the statutory carve-outs set out at the top of this Agreement, Noble is not liable for any loss or damage caused by a Third-Party Model, by any website, service or person you obtain one from, or by your obtaining, converting, sharing or using one. This includes damage to your Device or data, malicious software, claims by other people and the model’s accuracy or performance. This does not limit Noble’s responsibility for the Software itself. Your statutory rights are unaffected.

8. Marketplace, User Content, and Trained Models (Noble Trainer)

  • 8.1 Ownership of Trained Models. All Trained Models are the exclusive property of Noble. You are granted a limited licence to use Trained Models solely for personal, non-commercial purposes for as long as you hold a valid NobleAIM licence (a Subscription in Good Standing, an unexpired Fixed-Term Pass, or a Lifetime Licence), including a Lifetime Licence. This licence is not conditioned on any recurring Subscription: a Lifetime holder’s licence to Trained Models continues for the Service Lifetime. It may be suspended or revoked only for material breach in accordance with Section 18, or suspended or ended under Section 4.8.
  • 8.2 User Content Licence. You grant Noble a worldwide, royalty-free, sublicensable, transferable, perpetual, irrevocable licence to host, use, reproduce, distribute, and make available your User Content in connection with operating the Marketplace and providing the Service.
  • 8.3 Responsibility. You are solely responsible for your User Content and represent that you have all rights and permissions required to submit it.
  • 8.4 Prohibited Content. You must not submit content that is illegal, infringing, deceptive, or malicious. We reserve the right to remove any content at our sole discretion.
  • 8.5 No Obligation. We have no obligation to host, store, or distribute your User Content and may remove it at any time.

9. Third-Party Software and Services

  • 9.1 The Software may include or rely upon third-party components, libraries, and services governed by separate licences and terms.
  • 9.2 Noble Remote may interact with PlayStation Remote Play, the Xbox app, and OBS Studio. Noble is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Sony Interactive Entertainment, Microsoft Corporation, or the OBS Project.
  • 9.3 Using the Software with third-party applications or online services may violate those applications’ terms of service. You assume all risk associated with such use.
  • 9.4 WE ARE NOT RESPONSIBLE OR LIABLE FOR ANY THIRD-PARTY SOFTWARE OR SERVICES.

10. Non-Affiliation Disclaimer

The Software is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or approved by any game publisher, platform operator, console manufacturer, or anti-cheat provider. All trademarks, service marks, and trade names referenced in the Software or Documentation are the property of their respective owners.

11. Assumption of Risk

  • 11.1 YOUR USE OF THE SOFTWARE IS ENTIRELY AT YOUR OWN RISK.
  • 11.2 NOBLE DOES NOT REPRESENT, WARRANT, OR GUARANTEE THAT THE SOFTWARE IS UNDETECTABLE, SAFE FROM ANTI-CHEAT SYSTEMS, OR COMPATIBLE WITH ANY PARTICULAR GAME, PLATFORM, OR SERVICE. THE SOFTWARE MAY CEASE TO FUNCTION OR BECOME DETECTABLE AT ANY TIME.
  • 11.3 NOBLE SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR ANY BANS, SUSPENSIONS, ACCOUNT TERMINATIONS, HARDWARE BANS, OR OTHER PENALTIES IMPOSED BY ANY THIRD-PARTY PLATFORM, GAME PUBLISHER, OR ANTI-CHEAT PROVIDER.
  • 11.4 Noble has no control over the policies, detection methods, or enforcement actions of third parties, and bears no responsibility for any consequences arising from their actions.

12. Ownership and Intellectual Property

The Software is licensed, not sold. Noble and its licensors retain all right, title, and interest in and to the Software and all intellectual property rights therein. Nothing in this Agreement transfers any ownership rights to you.

NobleAIM and Noble Trainer utilise YOLO models under an enterprise licence from Ultralytics Inc. YOLO and Ultralytics are trademarks of Ultralytics Inc.

13. Warranty Disclaimer

TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW (AND WITHOUT LIMITING THE STATUTORY CARVE-OUTS SET OUT AT THE TOP OF THIS AGREEMENT), NOBLE DISCLAIMS ALL WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, NON-INFRINGEMENT, ACCURACY, AND QUIET ENJOYMENT. NOBLE DOES NOT WARRANT THAT THE SOFTWARE WILL BE ERROR-FREE, UNINTERRUPTED, SECURE, OR FREE OF HARMFUL COMPONENTS.

If you are a consumer in the United Kingdom, you have statutory rights under the Consumer Rights Act 2015. Nothing in this Agreement affects those rights.

14. Limitation of Liability

TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT PERMITTED BY APPLICABLE LAW:

  • (a) NOBLE SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR ANY INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, CONSEQUENTIAL, OR PUNITIVE DAMAGES, OR FOR LOST PROFITS, LOST DATA, LOSS OF GOODWILL, OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION ARISING FROM YOUR USE OF THE SOFTWARE.
  • (b) NOBLE’S TOTAL AGGREGATE LIABILITY SHALL NOT EXCEED THE TOTAL FEES YOU HAVE PAID TO NOBLE FOR THE PRODUCT, MODULE OR ENTITLEMENT GIVING RISE TO THE CLAIM, INCLUDING ANY ONE-TIME LIFETIME OR ADD-ON FEES (OR, WHERE NO SEPARATE FEE WAS PAID FOR IT, GBP 50).
  • (c) THE LIMITATIONS IN THIS SECTION ARE SUBJECT TO THE STATUTORY CARVE-OUTS SET OUT AT THE TOP OF THIS AGREEMENT AND TO SECTION 13, AND DO NOT APPLY TO ANY REMEDY YOU HAVE UNDER THE CONSUMER RIGHTS ACT 2015 IN RESPECT OF NON-CONFORMING DIGITAL CONTENT.

15. Indemnification

You agree to indemnify, defend, and hold harmless Noble, its officers, directors, employees, agents, licensors, and affiliates from and against any claims, damages, losses, liabilities, costs, and expenses (including reasonable legal fees) arising from:

  • (a) your misuse of the Software or your breach of this Agreement;
  • (b) your violation of this Agreement or any applicable law;
  • (c) any third-party claim arising from your use of the Software;
  • (d) your User Content (Noble Trainer);
  • (e) your failure to maintain the confidentiality of your License Key.

If you are a consumer, this Section covers only losses that were a reasonably foreseeable result of your breach of this Agreement or of the law.

16. Export Controls

You agree to comply with all applicable export control laws and regulations. You will not export or re-export the Software to any prohibited country, entity, or end use.

17. Privacy

Our Privacy Policy explains how Noble uses personal data in connection with the Software. It is not part of this Agreement.

18. Term and Termination

  • 18.1 This Agreement applies from when you first purchase, install, access or use the Software, whichever is earliest, and continues until terminated.
  • 18.2 Noble may suspend your access immediately if you breach any material term of this Agreement. Permanent revocation of a Licence (including a Lifetime Licence) following an automated detection takes effect only once the manual review in Section 4.5 has concluded that there was a deliberate material breach; until then, access remains suspended and is not automatically revoked, subject to the remedy in Section 4.5. Noble may permanently revoke any Licence, including a Lifetime Licence, for any material breach of this Agreement or of the Terms of Service, with no refund except where the law requires one; where the breach was identified by an automated detection, it must first be confirmed by the review in Section 4.5.
  • 18.3 Noble may also terminate for any other reason by providing not less than 14 days’ notice. Section 5.4 applies in this case, including the Fixed-Term Pass refund in Section 5.4(b). This Section does not apply to a Lifetime Licence, which ends only as set out in Section 5.5(a). This Section does not apply to an ending under Section 4.8.
  • 18.4 Upon termination, you must stop using the Software and destroy all copies.
  • 18.5 Sections 4.8, 7, 8, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 19, 20, and 21 survive termination, together with any refund entitlement that arose before termination.

19. Governing Law and Jurisdiction

This Agreement is governed by the laws of England and Wales. If you are a consumer, you may bring proceedings in the courts of the part of the UK where you live. If you are a business, the courts of England and Wales will have exclusive jurisdiction. This clause does not affect any mandatory consumer-protection provisions of the law of your country of residence.

20. Changes to This Agreement

Noble may modify this Agreement only for good reason, namely: to comply with law, regulation, or a decision of a court or regulator; to address security, fraud, or licence-enforcement needs; to reflect changes made by third-party platforms or suppliers; to add or change products, features, or pricing in a way that does not reduce what you have already paid for; or to correct errors or improve clarity without materially reducing your rights. Material changes will be notified at least 14 days before they take effect, within the Software or on our website and, where possible, by email. If you hold a Subscription and do not accept a material change, you may cancel before it takes effect and it will not apply during any period already paid for. If you hold a Fixed-Term Pass, the change does not apply to your current Pass, only to any new licence you take out after it takes effect. If you hold a Lifetime Licence, a change that would materially reduce the features, entitlements, or core functionality included at the date of your purchase does not bind you unless you expressly accept it. For this purpose, a “material reduction” means the removal of a specific feature, Model or module that was included at the date of your purchase, assessed objectively against the point-of-sale description then in force; it does not include a retune, a retrain, a change required to keep pace with a third-party game or platform, or a replacement of at least equivalent function. Where a change is a material reduction, you may, within thirty (30) days of notice, either continue on the terms in force at your purchase in respect of that Licence, or reject the change and end the Licence, in which case the refund in Section 5.4(c) applies; if you do not reject it within that period, the Licence continues on the terms in force at your purchase and the exit-refund lapses for that change (this does not, by itself, make the change binding where you have not expressly accepted it). Continued use alone is not acceptance of a materially adverse change to a Lifetime Licence. This Section does not apply to discontinuation of a product or module at the end of its Service Lifetime, which is governed solely by Section 5.5(c) and Terms of Service Section 2.9, with no refund except as those Sections set out or where the law requires one. Holders who purchased before the amendments of 21 July 2026 took effect are dealt with in the transition provision (see the Terms of Service, Section 2.15).

21. General Provisions

  • 21.1 Entire Agreement and Precedence. This Agreement, together with the Terms of Service and the Refund Policy, constitutes the entire agreement between you and Noble, alongside the description of what is included in your purchase given at the point of sale, which forms part of your contract. If there is any conflict: the point-of-sale description of what your purchase includes, as presented to you at the time of your purchase and read together with the Terms then in force, prevails first; then the Refund Policy as to refunds and cancellation; then the Terms of Service; then this Agreement. For this purpose, ‘features’ and ‘updates’ in any point-of-sale description mean the features and updates of the product you purchased, and a separately priced module (such as the Apollyon module), a separately priced Model or a Config Store item is always a separate product not included in that product unless the description expressly says so; general marketing shorthand is read subject to the detailed inclusions and exclusions in Section 5.5(b). Nothing in this Section excludes liability for fraudulent misrepresentation or excludes anything which, under the Consumer Rights Act 2015, is treated as a term of the contract.
  • 21.2 Severability. If any provision is found unenforceable, the remaining provisions remain in full force and effect.
  • 21.3 Waiver. Failure to enforce any provision shall not constitute a waiver.
  • 21.4 Assignment and Successors. You may not assign this Agreement without prior written consent. Noble may assign or transfer this Agreement, including on a sale of its business or assets. On any voluntary assignment or transfer, Noble will make it a condition of the transfer, binding on the successor and on Noble’s successors and assigns, that the successor honours existing licence holders, including holders of Lifetime Licences, on terms no less favourable than this Agreement, or provides an equivalent run-off arrangement or offline unlock so that live entitlements continue to function. Where, despite that condition, a Lifetime Licence is not honoured following a voluntary transfer, the refund in Section 5.4(c) is treated as an entitlement that accrued to the holder immediately before completion of the transfer and is payable accordingly. On an involuntary transfer effected by an insolvency office-holder, Noble will use reasonable endeavours to procure that the office-holder discloses live entitlements to any purchaser; where a Lifetime Licence is not assumed, any refund due under Section 5.4(c) is treated as an entitlement that accrued immediately before the insolvency (an unsecured claim, as described in Section 5.5(d)). Nothing in this Section prevents a sale or transfer of Noble’s business or assets, or restricts a transfer required by law or effected by an insolvency office-holder.
  • 21.5 Force Majeure. Noble shall not be liable for delays or failures resulting from causes beyond its reasonable control.
  • 21.6 No Third-Party Beneficiaries. This Agreement does not create any third-party beneficiary rights.

22. Contact

Noble Software Limited (registered in England and Wales, company number 17035870)
Registered office: 82A James Carter Road, Mildenhall, IP28 7DE, United Kingdom
Website: nobleaim.co.uk
Email: support@nobleaim.co.uk