Developer note
Template text. Have a lawyer review before going live. Note: only the German version is legally binding for the German market.
1. Provider
The provider of the "Coureo" app is Sascha Böge, Schenkendorfer Str 5, 15837 Baruth / Mark, Germany ("we", "us").
2. Conclusion of contract
Downloading the app and accepting these terms creates a usage agreement between you and us. Paid features are purchased via in-app purchases in the respective app store.
3. Service description
Coureo lets you scan, locally anonymize, and AI-explain letters. Each tier (Free, Plus, Pro) has a defined monthly document quota; details on the pricing page.
4. User obligations
- The app may be used only for your own, lawful purposes.
- You commit not to process content that violates applicable law.
- Attempts to bypass anonymization or abuse our services are prohibited.
5. Pricing & subscriptions
Plus (€7.99/month or €49.99/year) and Pro (€14.99/month or €99.99/year) are billed via Apple or Google. Their respective payment and cancellation terms apply. Subscriptions auto-renew unless cancelled at least 24 hours before renewal.
6. Right of withdrawal
By starting use of premium features within the withdrawal period, your right of withdrawal expires under § 356 (5) BGB.
7. Warranty & liability
Coureo is built with care but cannot be guaranteed to be free of defects, nor does it replace professional legal or tax advice. AI-generated replies are suggestions; you remain responsible for actions you take based on them.
We are liable only for intent and gross negligence; for breach of essential contractual duties, also for slight negligence, limited to typical, foreseeable damages.
8. Availability
We strive for high availability but do not guarantee uninterrupted service. Maintenance or third-party outages may cause temporary limitations.
9. Changes
We may amend these terms. We will notify you of material changes in the app. If you do not object within six weeks, the amended terms are deemed accepted.
10. Final provisions
German law applies, excluding the UN Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods. If individual provisions are invalid, the remainder remains in force.