Terms of Use

These Terms govern access to and use of the Daremeet service (the "Service"), provided by the publisher of the Service (the "Publisher").

The Publisher of the Daremeet Service may be contacted at the address given in the "Contact" section at the end of this document. The terms "we", "our" and "Daremeet" refer to the Publisher. By using the Service (daremeet.com website, Daremeet mobile application or any other platform we offer), you accept this agreement. It applies to anyone who accesses or uses the Service.

Your use is also governed by our Privacy Policy, our Cookie Policy and our Legal Notice (including Privacy policy, Cookie policy and Legal notice, and the equivalent pages in other languages offered on daremeet.com). The Safety tips (Safety tips) supplement these Terms, in particular for in-person meetups and online vigilance; following them is part of fair use of the Service together with the conduct and content rules set out notably in section 5. For the purposes of these Terms, "community rules" means this set of obligations (these Terms, the linked policies and the safety tips), subject to any mandatory provisions of applicable law.

If there is any discrepancy between a translation of these Terms and the French version, the French version shall prevail for interpreting the relationship with the Publisher established in France, without prejudice to any rights you have under the law of the country of which you are a resident consumer.

By accessing the Service (website, mobile application or any other medium), the User acknowledges that they have read these ToU and accept them without reservation. If the User does not accept all or part of the ToU, they must not use the Service.

Acceptance may be indicated by a checkbox during registration or first use, as provided by the Service. The User is advised to keep a copy of the ToU.

Daremeet is a service that encourages in-person meetups and interactions through challenges, a map and tools integrated into a mobile application and/or website. The Service allows users to discover challenges, complete them in real locations and foster human connection away from the screen. Display of your position on the map is strictly manual: you must yourself enable the option to appear on the map; there is no automatic check-in option.

The Service is provided "as is". The Publisher endeavours to ensure its availability and security but does not guarantee uninterrupted continuity.

You may only create an account or use the Service if: (1) you are a natural person at least 18 years old (or the age of majority in your country if higher); (2) you have the legal capacity to enter into a binding contract with us; (3) you are not prohibited from using the Service; (4) you do not have multiple accounts and have not been banned from the Service without our written authorisation.

You agree to provide accurate information, keep it up to date, comply with applicable laws and these Terms, and take reasonable steps to protect your login credentials. If you no longer meet these requirements, any access may be revoked and you must stop using the Service.

You agree not to: lie about your identity or age; harass, intimidate, defame or harm others; post or share content that is offensive, illegal, discriminatory, infringes third-party rights or encourages dangerous activities; solicit personal data or money from other users for abusive purposes; use another user's account; use bots, scripts or automated means to extract data or circumvent the Service; compromise the security or operation of the Service.

Posting or sharing content in breach of these Terms may result in immediate suspension or termination of your account. We reserve the right to moderate, remove or refuse any content, and to share information with authorities in the event of serious breach.

Content posted or shared by the User (text, images, videos, etc.) remains their responsibility. The User grants the Publisher a licence to use it as necessary to provide the Service (display, storage, making available). Users may report any inappropriate content and block other users; blocking notifies the Publisher and immediately removes the blocked user's content from the blocking user's feed.

Reports: any report may be submitted through the features provided in the application (profile, conversations or other dedicated channel) and/or by email to contact@daremeet.com, with a description of the facts and, where possible, identification of the content or account concerned (screenshot, link or identifier).

Timeframes and handling: the Publisher reviews reports within reasonable and proportionate timeframes. For content that is manifestly unlawful or manifestly contrary to these Terms, a first measure (retention, partial or full removal, account suspension) is in principle taken within twenty-four (24) business hours; complex situations (legal assessment, follow-up with the author of the content, consistency with other reports) may require a longer period, in compliance with applicable legal obligations (including EU law on intermediary services where it applies).

Challenging a removal: if you believe that content was removed or that action was taken wrongly, you may write to contact@daremeet.com setting out your arguments clearly; the Publisher will respond within reasonable timeframes.

Intellectual property infringement: anyone who believes that content infringes their rights may send a notice to contact@daremeet.com identifying the work or right invoked, the location of the content on the Service, their full contact details and a statement of good faith. The Publisher may remove or disable access to the disputed content in accordance with applicable law.

The Publisher reserves the right to moderate, remove or refuse any content that violates these Terms or the law, in accordance with applicable legal provisions.

The Service, its structure, texts, graphics, logos, trademarks and associated software are protected by intellectual property law (copyright, trademarks, etc.) and belong to the Publisher or its licensors. Any unauthorised reproduction, representation or use is prohibited and may result in the User's civil and criminal liability.

Personal data collected in connection with the Service is processed in accordance with Regulation (EU) 2016/679 (GDPR) and applicable data protection laws in the countries where the Service is offered. A dedicated privacy policy (accessible from the website and app) describes the purposes, legal bases, retention periods and data subject rights (access, rectification, erasure, objection, portability, complaint to a supervisory authority).

Subscriptions and in-app purchases: the Service may offer auto-renewable subscriptions or other in-app purchases (Apple App Store, Google Play). For those purchases, the distribution and payment contract is between you and the relevant platform under its terms; provision of the Service and your rights towards the Publisher remain governed by these Terms. The offer title, duration and VAT-inclusive price are shown in the purchase interface before you confirm.

Price changes: any material change to the price or material terms of an auto-renewing offer will, where required, be communicated in the manner and within the time limits required by applicable consumer law (prior notice, option to refuse the change or cancel without charge, as applicable).

Cancellation and renewal: to cancel a subscription or turn off auto-renewal purchased through Apple or Google, you must follow that platform's procedure (Apple ID or Google Play account settings); reminders and useful links may appear in the app (Settings, Premium area). Links to the Privacy Policy and these Terms (EULA / terms of use) are also available there.

Billing and refunds: receipts and purchase history are available from the platform through which you paid. Refund requests are governed by that platform's rules, subject to any non-waivable mandatory rights you have under the law.

For any question regarding personal data, the User may contact the Publisher or the Data Protection Officer (DPO) at the coordinates given in the "Contact" section.

Daremeet does not verify the criminal background or identity of users. We make no representation or warranty as to the conduct, identity, intentions or truthfulness of users. You are solely responsible for your interactions with other users. We cannot guarantee your safety; use your judgment and take reasonable precautions when meeting people offline.

The Service is provided "as is". To the extent permitted by law, our liability is limited to direct, foreseeable and proven damage. We disclaim all liability for meetups and activities that take place outside the Service and for the conduct of users towards each other or towards third parties.

The Publisher may modify these ToU at any time. Users will be informed of material changes by any appropriate means (in-app notification, email, publication on the website). Continued use of the Service after the changes take effect constitutes acceptance of the new ToU. If the User disagrees, they must stop using the Service and may close their account.

The ToU apply for the entire period of use of the Service. The User may at any time close their account and stop using the Service, subject to the provisions on data retention.

The Publisher may suspend or terminate access to the Service without notice in case of breach of the ToU or the law, or with reasonable notice otherwise, in accordance with mandatory provisions in the User's country.

These ToU are governed by French law. For Users residing in the European Union or in a country with mandatory consumer protection provisions, those provisions remain applicable where required. In case of dispute, an amicable solution will be sought before any legal action. Failing that, the French courts shall have jurisdiction, without prejudice to mandatory rules of jurisdiction (e.g. consumer's place of residence in the EU).

Consumer mediation (temporary information): the designated consumer mediator is currently being finalized contractually. Full details (name, website and referral process) will be published in the Legal Notice once confirmed. In the meantime, complaints are handled first through amicable resolution at contact@daremeet.com. EU ODR platform: https://ec.europa.eu/consumers/odr.

If any clause of these ToU is held to be inapplicable or invalid, it shall be deemed not written without affecting the validity of the other clauses. The Publisher's failure to enforce a provision of the ToU at any time does not constitute a waiver of the right to enforce it later. Section headings are for convenience only and do not affect the interpretation of the provisions.

Force majeure: the Publisher shall not be liable for failure to perform its obligations in the event of force majeure within the meaning of French law.

Assignment: the Publisher may assign the contract or these Terms in the context of a merger, acquisition or transfer of business, within the limits permitted by law; you will be informed in accordance with applicable law. Any non-waivable consumer rights you may have remain preserved.

Notices: unless mandatory law provides otherwise, information relating to the Service or these Terms (including material changes) may be sent to you by email at the address linked to your account, by in-app notification or by any equivalent electronic means you have accepted.

User liability: to the extent permitted by mandatory provisions (including consumer law), the User must compensate the Publisher for damage caused by use of the Service in breach of these Terms or the law, in particular through publication of unlawful, infringing or third-party rights-violating content.

For any question regarding these ToU, the Service or data protection:

Daremeet — Legal / Personal data contact
Address: 32 Chemin Jean Massot, 33750 Beychac-et-Caillau, France
Email: contact@daremeet.com

The Data Protection Officer (SIREN : 104 126 248\nSIRET : 104 126 248 00012\n\nDPO) is the same as for Daremeet (CNIL designation DPO-173541). For any question regarding your personal data or to exercise your GDPR rights, you may contact the DPO at the address above or at contact@daremeet.com.

Users in the EEA may also lodge a complaint with the supervisory authority of their country.