These terms set out how the Synoru Life OS service is used, what it does, what it does not do and who is responsible for what. By using the service, you agree to them.
The service is provided by [missing: fill in under Settings], registered address [missing: fill in under Settings], email [missing: fill in under Settings] (the “Provider”).
Synoru Life OS (the “Service”) is a tool for personal planning and analysis of personal data: tasks, projects, goals, calendar, personal finance tracking, and health, sport and nutrition records.
The User is a natural person who has created an account and uses the Service for their own personal purposes.
The Service is provided as an early version (beta). Features may change, be temporarily unavailable or be removed.
No guarantee of uninterrupted operation is given and no SLA applies. To reduce the risk of data loss, the User is responsible for keeping their own copies of their data — the Service lets you download all your data in JSON format at any time.
The Provider may change, suspend or discontinue the Service at any time, notifying the User by email in advance where possible.
The Service stores the data the User enters and performs calculations on it: it shows the daily and weekly plan, a cash-flow forecast, risk signals and suggested decisions.
All calculations are based only on what the User has entered or what the User’s connected integrations have sent. What is not in the system, the system does not know and does not guess.
The Service is NOT licensed financial, investment, tax, accounting, legal or medical advice and does not replace it. The Provider is not a brokerage firm, credit institution, insurance intermediary, accounting service provider or healthcare institution.
The Service does not provide personal investment recommendations, does not assess credit risk, does not prepare tax returns, and does not diagnose or treat.
The Service does not make payments, transfers, purchases or bookings, does not conclude or terminate contracts, and does not send messages to third parties on the User’s behalf. The User performs all such actions themselves in their bank or another system.
An AI assistant answer is a suggestion, not a confirmed fact. The model may be wrong or rely on incomplete data. Before an important decision, the data must be checked against the primary source (e.g. a bank account statement).
A forecast is not a promise. The figures in the system may differ from the bank or other actual situation if not all transactions have been entered or they have been entered inaccurately.
The User is responsible for the accuracy of the data they enter and for all decisions made on the basis of the information shown by the Service.
The User is responsible for the security of their sign-in details, undertakes not to share the account and to notify the Provider without delay of any unauthorised access.
The User uses the Service only for their own personal purposes and only in accordance with applicable law.
It is prohibited to: use the Service for unlawful activities; attempt to access other users’ data or the internals of the system; circumvent security measures; automatically scrape data in bulk; resell the Service or provide it to third parties without the Provider’s consent.
If these provisions are breached, the Provider may restrict or terminate access immediately.
The Service is provided as is and as available. To the extent permitted by applicable law, the Provider gives no express or implied warranties regarding the Service’s fitness for a particular purpose, the accuracy of calculations or results.
This provision does not apply to the extent that mandatory consumer protection rules provide otherwise.
To the extent permitted by applicable law, the Provider is not liable for indirect losses, lost income, lost profits, data loss or decisions made on the basis of the Service’s conclusions.
The Provider’s total liability in any case does not exceed the amount paid by the User for the Service in the last 12 months, and if the Service is provided free of charge, it is zero.
These limitations do not apply to the Provider’s intent, gross negligence, harm to life or health, or other cases where mandatory rules do not allow liability to be limited.
The User may connect external sources (e.g. a calendar, a wearable device, an AI model provider). The operation, availability and content of such services are governed by their own terms; the Provider is not responsible for them.
The Service has no data from integrations that are not connected. The actual status of each source is shown openly — an integration that does not work is not shown as working.
The Service, its software code, design and marks belong to the Provider. The User is granted a non-exclusive, non-transferable right to use the Service for as long as it is in effect.
Data entered by the User remains the User’s. The Provider does not use it for advertising and does not sell it. If in the future data were to be used in anonymised form to improve the service, separate consent would be requested.
If the Service is provided for a fee, the price, billing period and withdrawal procedure are stated before ordering. At present the Service has no payment features.
A consumer has the right to withdraw from a distance contract for digital content within 14 days without giving a reason, except where they have expressly agreed that supply may begin immediately and acknowledged that they thereby lose the right of withdrawal.
The User may stop using the Service at any time and ask for their data to be deleted. The Provider may terminate the contract with 30 days’ notice, except in cases of serious breach.
Material changes to the terms are published as a new version of the document. A signed-in User is asked to agree to the new version; the consent is stored with the date and version number.
If the User does not agree to the new version, use of the Service ends, and the data can be downloaded beforehand.
The Provider is not liable for failure to fulfil obligations due to force majeure: power or internet outages, failures of hosting or third-party services, cyberattacks, government decisions or other events beyond the Provider’s control.
The terms are governed by the law of the country where the Provider is registered, unless mandatory consumer protection rules provide otherwise.
Disputes are first resolved through negotiation: send your complaint by email to [missing: fill in under Settings]; a reply is given within 14 calendar days.
If no agreement is reached, a consumer may contact the consumer protection authority in their country or a court. European Commission online dispute resolution platform: ec.europa.eu/consumers/odr.
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