Last updated: 28 Sep 2026 · This English version is a convenience translation. Only the German version is legally binding.
(1) Provider and contracting party:
Marco Mori
Birkachstraße 3, 88131 Lindau, Germany
Phone: +49 171 2931804 · Email: hello@marcomori.net
VAT ID: DE402613336
(2) These Terms apply to use of the browser game Squish Club (by macomoroni) at https://www.marcomori.net/play/ and to purchases of digital content within it. They are for consumers (§ 13 German Civil Code, BGB). Any other terms you may have do not apply.
(3) Point of contact under Art. 11 and 12 of the Digital Services Act (DSA) for authorities and users: hello@marcomori.net. Languages: German and English.
(1) Squish Club is free to play with no sign-up. You can optionally buy digital content: individual tools, materials and effects, the "Everything" pack, a custom 3D head (head credit), and a bundle of "Everything" plus a custom head.
(2) Digital content is not delivered on a physical medium; it is unlocked in the game (§ 327(2) BGB).
(3) Custom head: AI services turn your photo into a stylised, playable 3D likeness. It is squishy and cartoonish, not a photorealistic copy. How closely it resembles the photo depends on the photo and varies.
(4) We may develop Squish Club further and change or discontinue features where this is reasonable for you. Purchased content stays usable to the agreed extent. Your statutory rights for digital products (§§ 327 et seq. BGB, in particular § 327r BGB) are not affected.
(1) Squish Club is 16+. By playing, you confirm that you are at least 16. You may only use the head factory if you are 16 or older.
(2) If you are 16 or 17, you may only make purchases with the consent of your parents or guardians, unless you pay with money given to you for that purpose or for free use (§ 110 BGB). Without consent, the contract is provisionally ineffective until approved (§§ 107, 108 BGB). If approval is refused, we refund the price.
(1) The offers in the payment dialog are not yet a binding offer from us.
(2) You pick a product. In the payment dialog you tick the box for immediate delivery (§ 6(3)) and go on to Stripe's payment page. There you see the product and total price again. You can correct input errors up to the end or cancel. Clicking the pay button makes a binding offer. The contract is concluded when Stripe confirms payment and we unlock the content.
(3) We then send you a confirmation email with the contract details, these Terms, the withdrawal information and a note of your consent under § 6(3) (§ 312f BGB). We don't keep the contract text for you to retrieve, so keep the email. The current Terms are always at https://www.marcomori.net/play/legal/terms?lang=en.
(4) Contract languages: German and English. The German version of these Terms is binding.
(1) The price shown at purchase applies. All prices are final prices including VAT. VAT follows the EU country you live in; the displayed final price does not change because of it. Currently:
| Product | Price |
|---|---|
| Single tool, material or effect | €0.99 |
| "Everything" (all tools, materials, effects) | €2.99 |
| Custom head (one head credit) | €2.99 |
| "Everything" plus custom head | €4.99 |
(2) Payment goes through Stripe using the methods offered there (e.g. card, Apple Pay, Google Pay, Link, Klarna, PayPal, depending on device and country). Payment is due immediately.
(3) Content is unlocked after payment is confirmed, usually within seconds.
(4) Crypto payment (Coinbase Commerce) and NFT-holder unlocks are not live yet. Additional terms will apply once they are.
(1) As a consumer you have a statutory right of withdrawal. The official information:
Withdrawal information *(translation of the binding German model text)*
Right of withdrawal
You have the right to withdraw from this contract within fourteen days without giving any reason. The withdrawal period is fourteen days from the day the contract is concluded.
To exercise your right of withdrawal, you must inform us (Marco Mori, Birkachstraße 3, 88131 Lindau, Germany, phone: +49 171 2931804, email: hello@marcomori.net) of your decision to withdraw from this contract by an unequivocal statement (e.g. a letter sent by post or an email). You may use the attached model withdrawal form, but it is not obligatory.
You can also exercise your right of withdrawal online at https://www.marcomori.net/play/withdraw. If you use this online function, we will send you an acknowledgement of receipt on a durable medium (e.g. by email) without delay, with the content of your withdrawal and the date and time it was received.
To meet the withdrawal deadline, it is sufficient for you to send your communication concerning your exercise of the right of withdrawal before the withdrawal period has expired.
Effects of withdrawal
If you withdraw from this contract, we shall reimburse to you all payments received from you, including the costs of delivery (with the exception of the supplementary costs resulting from your choice of a type of delivery other than the least expensive type of standard delivery offered by us), without undue delay and in any event not later than fourteen days from the day on which we are informed about your decision to withdraw from this contract. We will carry out such reimbursement using the same means of payment as you used for the initial transaction, unless you have expressly agreed otherwise; in any event, you will not incur any fees as a result of such reimbursement.
End of withdrawal information
Early expiry of the right of withdrawal: For contracts for digital content not supplied on a physical medium, the right of withdrawal expires once we have begun performance after you expressly agreed that we may begin before the withdrawal period ends, you confirmed that you know you lose your right of withdrawal once performance begins, and we have provided you with a confirmation of the contract on a durable medium (§ 356(6) BGB).
Model withdrawal form
(Complete and return this form only if you wish to withdraw from the contract.)
– To Marco Mori, Birkachstraße 3, 88131 Lindau, Germany, email: hello@marcomori.net:
– I/We (*) hereby give notice that I/We (*) withdraw from my/our (*) contract of sale of the following goods (*)/for the provision of the following service (*)
– Ordered on (*)/received on (*)
– Name of consumer(s)
– Address of consumer(s)
– Signature of consumer(s) (only if this form is notified on paper)
– Date
(*) Delete as appropriate.
(2) When you lose the right: we deliver immediately after payment. The right of withdrawal expires once all conditions of § 356(6) no. 2 BGB are met: we have started unlocking, you have agreed and confirmed your knowledge (para. 3), and we have sent you the confirmation under § 4(3).
(3) Before payment we ask for this consent with a separate, unticked checkbox. You can't buy without ticking it. We store the time and text version of your statement.
(4) Head credit: buying it unlocks the head factory for you, which starts performance. As long as you haven't uploaded a photo yet, we will voluntarily refund the credit on informal request within 14 days of purchase, even though the statutory right has already expired.
(1) Your head stays private. We don't publish your head, show it to anyone else or list it in any public list, gallery or search. It can only be reached through your browser ID or account. What you do with clips yourself is covered by para. 11.
(2) Only these photos are allowed:
a) photos of yourself;
b) photos of another private person aged 18 or over who expressly agreed before the upload that Squish Club may turn their photo into a 3D head for play. You must have pointed them to our Privacy Policy first (transfer to AI providers, including outside the EU). You must be able to prove that consent if we ask, ideally with a message from that person (text form, § 126b BGB). If the person withdraws consent, you delete the head, or they can contact us (para. 10).
In all cases, you must also have taken the photo yourself or hold rights of use to it that allow editing (para. 3(f)).
(3) Never allowed are photos that
a) show anyone who is under 18 or could appear to be under 18, even if they are famous;
b) show nudity or sexual content, or that you want to use to sexualise someone;
c) are meant to insult, defame, threaten, bully or humiliate someone, or contain hate, incitement, extremist symbols or glorification of violence;
d) show a person who has not agreed as set out in para. 2(a) or (b). This applies without exception to everyone, including public figures, politicians, celebrities or anyone else known online (see para. 4) — since 26 Sep 2026 there is no exception for satire or parody any more. This also applies to exes, colleagues, teachers or neighbours "as a joke";
e) were taken secretly, against the person's will, or in a specially protected space (e.g. a home or changing room) (§ 201a German Criminal Code);
f) aren't yours and you hold no rights to, in particular press photos, agency images, photos by professional photographers, stills from films or TV, and photos from other people's social media accounts. Even a simple snapshot is protected (§ 72 German Copyright Act). Openly licensed photos (e.g. Creative Commons) only if the licence allows edits and you meet its conditions;
g) show a person who has told you or us that they don't want to be recreated, or whose head we have already deleted after a report.
(4) No person without consent — public figures included.
a) Every person shown in a photo needs consent under para. 2(a) or (b). This applies without exception to public figures too (e.g. a politician, actor, athlete, musician, CEO or well-known influencer) — there is no longer any exception for satire, parody or other private, non-commercial use.
b) Your statement, your liability. With every upload you state who the photo shows (para. 5). If that statement is false, you are solely liable for it. If we or a third party find that a statement was wrong, we delete the head as soon as we learn of it (para. 8, para. 10). You may not upload that same person again afterwards (para. 3(g)).
c) We don't owe you a head of any particular person. Providers may reject photos (para. 14).
(5) Your assurance on every upload: before each upload you select who the photo shows (yourself, or another adult who agreed). You also commit, with a separate unticked checkbox, to upload only photos under paras. 2 to 4 and to use the head only in that way. You can't upload without ticking it. This assurance is a contractual obligation towards us, and we log it (para. 12). We don't check in advance whether photos are lawful, but we and our providers may reject photos automatically or manually.
(6) Your responsibility and indemnity: you are responsible for making sure your upload and the use of the resulting head don't infringe anyone's rights, in particular personality rights, the right to one's own image (§§ 22, 23 KUG), data protection and copyright. If you culpably breach paras. 2 to 5 or para. 11, you indemnify us against all claims that third parties or authorities bring against us as a result. This includes the reasonable costs of our legal defence, meaning court and lawyer fees at the statutory rates (GKG, RVG). It does not include fines imposed on us for our own breaches. We will tell you about such claims without delay, give you a chance to respond, and, where reasonable, not admit anything without hearing you first. Further statutory claims (e.g. damages under § 280 BGB) are not affected. If we are partly at fault, § 254 BGB applies.
(7) Cooperation: if a possible breach is reported to us or someone makes a claim, you help us investigate and defend it. If we ask, you send us what you have within 7 days, in particular proof of consent (para. 2(b)) and where the photo came from or your rights of use (para. 3(f)). If you can't provide proof, we may delete the head. We only disclose your account data to third parties where the law allows it, e.g. after a court order (§ 21 TDDDG).
(8) What we do about breaches: where there is a concrete indication of a breach, e.g. a report (para. 10), a provider rejecting the photo or our own review, we may
a) stop the job and delete the photo, head and preview,
b) block your access to the head factory,
c) for serious or repeated breaches, permanently exclude your account and browser ID from the head factory, as well as further accounts, browser IDs or payment methods you use to get around the block. Breaches of para. 3(a), (b) and (c) and para. 4(a) and (b) are serious in particular. Repeated means twice within 12 months.
We choose the mildest suitable measure, taking into account how serious and how frequent the breach is. We give you reasons where we can reach you (Art. 17 DSA). You can object by emailing hello@marcomori.net, and a human will review the case again. We report criminal offences that threaten people's life or safety to the authorities (Art. 18 DSA), and the same applies to child sexual abuse material.
(9) Money when rules are broken: if we delete a head because you culpably breached paras. 2 to 5 or para. 11, our claim to the price remains, because we already created the head. You don't get a new credit. Unused head credits are refunded if you are permanently excluded. If it turns out there was no breach or you were not at fault, you get a new credit or, if you prefer, a refund.
(10) Reports (Art. 16 DSA): anyone can report a head, even without an account and without using Squish Club, especially a person who finds themselves recreated without consent. Email hello@marcomori.net with the subject "Report". You don't need an account for this. Please explain why the content is illegal, how we can identify it (e.g. date, job ID, screenshot or the original photo), give your name and email, and confirm that your information is accurate to the best of your knowledge. We acknowledge receipt, decide promptly and tell you the outcome. If a depicted person asks for deletion, when in doubt we delete immediately, usually within 24 hours.
(11) Using and sharing the head, AI label: you may use the head only privately within Squish Club. Custom heads and exported clips and screenshots with a custom head do not carry a visible AI label; instead they carry a machine-readable marker in the file (e.g. a metadata tag in the video file). This fulfils our duty as a provider under Art. 50(2) EU AI Act. You must not remove or obscure this marker.
The visible disclosure duty for deepfakes under Art. 50(4) EU AI Act falls on the deployer of an AI system and does not apply to you as long as you use the head factory purely privately and not as part of a professional or commercial activity (Art. 2(10) EU AI Act).
If you share clips, you are responsible: the person shown must also agree to the sharing (para. 4). If you publish a clip publicly (e.g. on TikTok, Instagram or another platform), label it there yourself as AI-generated, to the extent the platform or the law requires this of you as the publishing person. Exporting the model file is not offered.
(12) Log as evidence: for each upload we store the time (server time), browser ID or account, device type, a keyed hash of your IP address (we don't store the IP itself), purchase or credit reference, your selection of who the photo shows, version of the accepted texts, job ID and a checksum (SHA-256) of the photo. We keep the log for 3 years. See the Privacy Policy, section 9.4.
(13) Photo deletion, data protection: we delete the original photo on our server as soon as the job finishes or fails. We keep only the 3D head and the preview. How we process the photo (providers, deletion, third countries) is described in the Privacy Policy, section 9. Before upload we ask for data protection consent separately from these Terms.
(14) Failed or rejected jobs: if generation fails for technical reasons you are not responsible for, or a provider rejects the photo without you culpably breaching these rules, your credit is not used up. If the result is obviously unusable (e.g. a broken model), you get a free retry. Your statutory rights (§§ 327i et seq. BGB) are not affected.
If sharing is available for your head, the following applies:
(1) Only your own heads can be shared. You can only share a head made from a photo of yourself (§ 7(2)(a), consent under the Privacy Policy section 9.2). Heads of other people (§ 7(2)(b)) cannot be shared — this applies unchanged to a head uploaded before 26 Sep 2026 under the since-removed "public figure" option too.
(2) One-time consent before the first share. Before we create the first link for a given head, we ask for consent with a separate, unticked checkbox: friends can squish, slap and record short clips of your head; you can revoke the link at any time. We won't create a link without this being ticked.
(3) The link. The link is private (not discoverable, not listed publicly), valid for 30 days from creation, and usable on up to 5 friend devices. We count devices via a random, purely technical device ID stored in the friend's browser when they open it; the friend does not need an account. Once the limit of 5 devices is reached, further devices can't open the head. Re-sharing is prohibited: a friend may not pass the link or the head on to anyone else.
(4) Effect of opening it. When a friend opens the link, the head appears in their own head list for 7 days. After that we delete this copy automatically, without further notice.
(5) Revoking. You can end sharing at any time by withdrawing your consent under para. 2 or deleting the link in the app. This makes the link invalid immediately, and all copies friends have already opened are deleted immediately, everywhere, even before the 7 days are up.
(6) What friends may do. A friend may squish, slap and record clips of the shared head within Squish Club, just like with a head of their own. This grants them a simple, personal, non-transferable right of use, limited to the duration under para. 4 or until revoked under para. 5. Your purchased tools, materials and effects do not transfer to the friend. The friend can only use the shared head with the free default tools or with tools they purchased themselves.
(7) It is prohibited to use the shared head or clips of it
a) in a sexualised or degrading way, or for purposes already prohibited under § 7(3);
b) to re-share it with further people (para. 3);
c) to extract, download or export the 3D model from the app;
d) as a template to upload a head of another person without that person's consent. Anyone who uploads their own head — including a friend — remains subject to § 7(2) to (5) without change.
(8) AI labelling still applies. Shared heads and any clips friends record of them remain subject to § 7(11) unchanged: a machine-readable marker in the file, no visible label in the clip, and the friend's own duty to label a publicly published clip as AI-generated.
(9) Reports and our measures. Anyone can report a shared head or a clip of it, even without an account, via the report form at https://www.marcomori.net/play/report or by emailing hello@marcomori.net (Art. 16 DSA). We acknowledge receipt and decide promptly. For a breach of this § 7a we may, in line with § 7(8), block or delete the link, remove a friend's access to the shared head, or block your access to the head factory and the sharing feature; permanently for serious or repeated breaches. § 7(6), (7) and (9) apply accordingly for financial consequences, indemnity and cooperation duties, including for breaches of this § 7a.
(10) Availability. We don't owe uninterrupted availability of a link for the full 30 days (e.g. during maintenance or outages, § 10).
(1) For purchased content you get a simple, personal, non-transferable right to use it within Squish Club.
(2) For your photo you grant us, and our providers, to the extent you hold rights in it, only the rights needed to create your head, store it and show it to you. We use it for nothing else: no advertising and no AI training.
(3) You may not pass on or sell purchased content or access. You may move your purchases to your own other devices via your account ("Save purchase").
(4) All rights in Squish Club itself (software, graphics, design, the "Squish Club" and "macomoroni" marks) remain with us or the respective rights holders.
(1) You don't need an account to play. One is created automatically with your first purchase and can be used via email link or Apple/Google.
(2) Keep access to your email, Apple or Google account secret.
(3) You can ask us to delete your account at any time (hello@marcomori.net). Statutory retention duties are not affected.
(1) We aim for high availability. We don't owe uninterrupted availability of the free game or individual features (e.g. live stats), for instance during maintenance, attacks or provider outages. Purchased content is governed by the statutory rules (§§ 327 et seq. BGB).
(2) You need a current browser with WebGL and an internet connection.
(1) We are liable without limitation for intent and gross negligence, for injury to life, body or health, under the Product Liability Act, and where we have given a guarantee.
(2) For slight negligence we are only liable for breach of essential contractual obligations, i.e. obligations that make performance of the contract possible in the first place and on which you may regularly rely. Liability is then limited to the foreseeable damage typical for the contract.
(3) Otherwise our liability is excluded, including for our agents. Your statutory rights regarding defects in digital products (§§ 327i et seq. BGB) are not affected.
Changes apply only to contracts concluded and uploads made after the change. The Terms in force at the time of purchase continue to apply to content you have already bought. A change to your disadvantage takes effect for existing contracts only if you agree to it.
(1) German law applies, excluding the UN Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods. If you habitually reside in another country, you keep the protection of that country's mandatory consumer protection rules.
(2) We are neither willing nor obliged to take part in dispute resolution proceedings before a consumer arbitration board.
If any provision is invalid, the rest remain valid. The statutory rules replace the invalid provision (§ 306(2) BGB).