Terms of use

Last updated 30 September 2026

About these terms

These terms apply when you use fontaire.ai. The site is run by Fontaire Limited, Registered in England and Wales, company no. 17266942. Registered office: 13 Thornton Hill, London SW19 4HU. By using the site, you accept these terms.

Information, not advice

This site describes what Fontaire does. Nothing on it is legal, regulatory, financial or other professional advice, and you shouldn't rely on it as such.

Product images

The product screens on this site are real captures of WWA Illume, a service Waters Wye Associates run on Fontaire, shown with their permission. The client-facing chat portal is in production. Other uses described on this site, such as assistants inside Microsoft Teams, Slack or email, internal experts and decision support, are in development with clients and are described as possibilities, not as available features.

Other people's names and material

Microsoft Teams, Slack and other product names belong to their owners. Their names are used only to describe where a client might use an assistant. They don't imply any endorsement. WWA Illume and the material quoted from Waters Wye Associates are shown with their permission.

Our content

The content of this site belongs to Fontaire Limited or its licensors. You're welcome to view it, share links to it and print it for your own reference. Please don't copy it for commercial use without asking. The scroll engine that runs parts of this page is scrollcraft by Nate Herk, used under the MIT licence.

Links to other sites

Where we link to other websites, we don't control them and aren't responsible for their content.

Our liability

We work to keep this site accurate and available, but we provide it as it is and can't promise it will always be either. To the extent the law allows, we aren't liable for any loss arising from your use of it. Nothing in these terms limits liability that can't be limited by law.

The law that applies

These terms are governed by the law of England and Wales, and the courts of England and Wales have jurisdiction.

Contact

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