Terms of Service

NOT YET WRITTEN — FOR THE OWNER TO PRODUCE. Not legal advice.

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What the terms must cover

Derived from what the app actually does — not from a template.

1. Subject of the contract

Roundvia is an aggregator. It collects publicly listed micro-jobs from several crowdworking portals, maps them, and computes an optimised route. It does not broker work, is not a party to any contract with the job poster, and pays no remuneration.

2. No employment or brokerage relationship

State explicitly: no employment, service, or brokerage relationship arises between the operator and the user. The assignment is formed solely between the user and the respective portal, under that portal's own terms.

3. Portal accounts and credentials

The app accesses the portals with the user's own accounts. Rules: the user needs valid accounts of their own, complies with those portals' terms of use, and is responsible for the accuracy of their own details.

4. No warranty of availability or accuracy

Mission data comes from third parties and may be stale, incomplete, or already taken. No particular number or availability of missions is warranted. The AI summary and the translation are aids, not binding statements — the portal's own description remains authoritative.

5. Free and paid use

Scope of free use, what the paid tier adds, price, term, and renewal. Payment runs through Google Play; its terms and refund rules govern the purchase. The trial period and the invite-based unlock need describing too.

6. Right of withdrawal

Withdrawal instructions for digital content, including the early expiry of that right where the user expressly consents to immediate performance (§ 356 (5) BGB).

7. User obligations

No automated bulk querying, no resale of the data, no circumvention of technical limits, no use in breach of the portals' own terms.

8. Liability

Limitation of liability under German law — intent, gross negligence, and injury to life, body, or health remain unaffected. Expressly excluded: losses arising from travelling to a mission that was no longer available.

9. Availability, changes, termination

No entitlement to uninterrupted availability; maintenance windows; a right to amend with the user's consent or a right to terminate; account deletion by the user at any time (see Delete account).

10. Final provisions

Governing law, place of jurisdiction, severability, and a reference to the privacy policy.