Terms of Use for Stundora
These terms of use are aligned with the terms already stored in the app. The provider of the app is Andreas Kelz, Guntramsdorfer Straße 103, 2340 Mödling, Austria, e-mail: supp-stundora@outlook.com. The original binding version is the German one.
1. Scope
The provider of the app is Andreas Kelz, Guntramsdorfer Straße 103, 2340 Mödling, Austria, e-mail: supp-stundora@outlook.com. These terms apply to the use of the Stundora app in its free version, the trial phase and the premium offerings, and additionally to the product website stundora.at.
2. Permitted use
- The app provides time tracking, synchronisation, quick starts, statistics, export as PDF/CSV/Excel and, depending on the access model, further additional features.
- Users must provide accurate information when registering and keep their credentials confidential.
- Abusive use, automated mass registrations and technical attacks are not permitted.
3. Access, advertising and changes
The features available at any given time follow from the current product description in the app. Individual features may require registration, notification permissions or the use of Google, Apple and Supabase services.
- Stundora offers free basic access with advertising, a time-limited trial phase and, where applicable, unlocked premium access.
- Premium subscriptions are purchased and billed through Apple in-app purchases (StoreKit) on iOS/macOS and through Google Play Billing on Android; the respective store acts as the billing entity.
- A paid contract is only formed once a purchase is confirmed in the respective store or via another explicitly designated distribution channel.
- Free use can be ended at any time, and the user account can be deleted in the app or via the web page for account deletion.
- The provider may continue to develop the app, adjust features and amend these terms with effect for the future, provided this is objectively justified and reasonable for users.
4. Liability
For free services, liability is, to the extent permitted by law, limited to intent and gross negligence; personal injury and mandatory statutory claims are excluded from this limitation. To the extent permitted by law, Austrian law applies, while respecting mandatory consumer protection provisions.
5. Consumer rights
For paid contracts with consumers, the mandatory consumer protection rules of the consumer's country of residence apply, in addition to the mandatory Austrian provisions (in particular the KSchG and FAGG) and the warranty rules for digital services. Before a paid contract is concluded, the price, term, billing interval, automatic renewal and cancellation method are clearly disclosed.