Vision Theater
Terms of Service
Version 2026-08-28 · Plain language on purpose
Vision Theater is a service for watching and publishing immersive video on Apple Vision Pro, operated by Vision Theater (“we”). It has two parts: the app, where audiences watch, and the creator portal, where work is published. Using either means you accept these terms.
1. The service
We host, present and sell access to immersive experiences made by creators. The catalogue, the features and the formats will grow and change; what you have paid for is honoured through change. Publishing access is granted by application or invitation, and every published work has passed a human review.
2. Accounts
You sign in with your Apple Account. You are responsible for what happens under your account. One person per account; you must be old enough to hold an Apple Account in your country and to enter these terms. You can delete your account in the app at any time.
3. Creators and their work
- You keep ownership of everything you upload. You grant us a non-exclusive licence to host, encode, stream, and present your work in Vision Theater, and to use its trailer, thumbnails and title to promote it inside and outside the service. The licence ends for a work when it is deleted, except for copies people lawfully bought.
- You must hold the rights to everything you upload — footage, music, people’s likenesses. “I found it online” is not a right.
- You must answer honestly whether a work was primarily made with AI. AI-made work is free-only and does not earn. We can correct a wrong declaration, and repeated wrong declarations are grounds for removal.
- Every upload is reviewed by a person before it appears. We may decline, request changes, withdraw, or — for legal or safety reasons — delete work permanently. Where we delete, viewing history and purchase records survive as records, not as access.
- Content standards: no unlawful content, no infringement, no sexual content involving minors under any circumstance, no harassment or incitement, nothing recorded where people had a reasonable expectation of privacy without their consent. The full standards are sent to every approved creator and form part of these terms.
4. Money
- All viewer payments — premiere tickets, subscriptions — are collected by Apple through the App Store. Prices are set on Apple’s price ladder. Refunds are Apple’s decision; a refunded purchase loses its access.
- Creator earnings follow How creators are paid, which forms part of these terms: Apple’s commission first, then 20% of the sale to Vision Theater, the remainder to creators — by ticket for premieres, by qualifying watch time for the monthly pool. At Apple’s 15% rate that is 65% of every sale to creators.
- Payouts require completed Stripe onboarding, and are subject to tax reporting where the law requires it. No revenue is promised; the pool divides what subscriptions actually bring in.
5. Viewers
- A purchase buys personal, non-commercial viewing in Vision Theater — a rental for 48 hours, a purchase for as long as the work remains available, a subscription for the premium catalogue while it runs. Recording, redistributing or publicly performing content is not permitted.
- A creator may withdraw a work, and we may remove one. Anything you bought outright stays watchable to you for as long as we can lawfully present it, even off the catalogue.
- Synchronised showings run on a schedule. Missing a showing you bought into is covered by the rental window, not by a refund from us.
- Shared rooms are other people’s theatres too: no harassment, and hosts may remove guests. You can report content from its information sheet.
6. What is ours
The app, the portal, the Vision Theater name and marks, and everything we built to present the work are ours. These terms give you no licence to them beyond using the service as offered.
7. Copyright complaints
If you believe a work on Vision Theater infringes your rights, write to questions@watchvisiontheater.com with the work, the claimed rights, and how to reach you. We investigate every claim, remove infringing work, and terminate repeat infringers. Creators are told what was claimed and may respond.
8. Apple
The app is distributed through the App Store under Apple’s standard Licensed Application terms, which apply to the app copy itself. Apple is not responsible for the service, its content or these terms, and is a third-party beneficiary of this section with the right to enforce it.
9. Ending things
You can stop using the service at any time and delete your account in the app. We can suspend or terminate accounts that break these terms. If we terminate a creator without cause, earned but unpaid amounts are still paid out.
10. The honest legal part
The service is provided “as is”, without warranties of availability or fitness, and our total liability to you is limited to the greater of $100 or what you paid us in the twelve months before the claim — except where the law does not allow such limits. Nothing here limits liability that cannot lawfully be limited, and nothing here takes away consumer rights the law gives you where you live.
11. Disputes
Talk to us first: questions@watchvisiontheater.com reaches a person. These terms are governed by the law of the place where Vision Theater is established, without displacing consumer protections that apply where you live.
12. Changes
We will post changes here with a new version date, and notify creators of material changes before they take effect. Continuing to use the service after that is acceptance. The version you accepted is recorded with its date.