Hello and welcome to Streetify
We're thrilled you're here. These Terms and Conditions are like the house rules for hanging out with us. By using our app, website, or any of our services (we'll just call them "Services" from now on), you're agreeing to play by these rules. Sound fair? Great — let's dive in.
1. What's Streetify all about?
Streetify is your go-to platform for connecting with local businesses, grabbing amazing offers, and discovering cool stuff in your area. Think of it as your digital guide to what's happening near you.
2. Who can use Streetify?
If you're at least 18 (or old enough to be considered an adult in your country), you're welcome to join the party. If not, sorry — but we need you to wait until you hit the big 1-8.
3. Keeping it friendly
When using Streetify, please:
- Use real info when signing up. No aliases like "BananaKing2025."
- Keep things positive — no offensive or harmful content, please.
- Respect others. Treat businesses and fellow users the way you'd want to be treated.
4. The stuff we own
The Streetify logo, designs, and all that jazzy intellectual property? Yep, they're ours (or we have the rights to use them). Please don't copy or steal them.
5. Payments (for businesses)
If you're a business signing up for premium features, ads or other goodies, payments are part of the deal. Make sure to pay on time, or we might have to hit pause on your account.
6. Your privacy = a big deal
We take your privacy super seriously. Check out our Data Protection Policy below for the details on how we handle your info.
7. If things go wrong
We try to keep Streetify running smoothly, but tech hiccups happen. We're not responsible for any losses caused by downtime, unauthorised access to your account, or third-party links you visit.
8. Saying goodbye
If you break the rules, or if we need to for any reason, we might have to end your access to Streetify. We hope it doesn't come to that — but fair warning.
9. Changes to these terms
We might update these rules every now and then. If we do, we'll let you know. Keep using Streetify after the changes and it means you're cool with the updates.
10. The legal bits
These Terms are governed by the laws of England. Any disputes? We'll sort them out in England's courts.
Streetify's Data Protection Policy
Your privacy, our priority.
We know how important your personal info is, and we're here to keep it safe. Here's how we handle your data with care.
1. What we collect
- Basic stuff: your name, email, and anything you share when signing up.
- How you use Streetify: like which offers you check out or which businesses you click on.
- Business info (for our business friends): your business name, address and payment details.
2. Why we collect it
We use your info to:
- Make the app awesome for you.
- Show you offers and content you'll actually care about.
- Handle payments (if you're a business).
- Comply with any legal stuff we need to.
3. Sharing is caring (but not too much)
We only share your info when:
- We need to (like with trusted partners to run the app).
- The law says we have to (hello, subpoenas).
- There's a business merger (but don't worry, your privacy stays our priority).
4. How long we keep your info
We only hold onto your data as long as we need to, and then it's either deleted or anonymised.
5. Keeping your data safe
We've got all the techy stuff in place — like encryption and secure servers — to keep your info safe.
6. Your rights (because you're the boss)
You've got some cool powers when it comes to your data:
- Peek: ask us what info we've got on you.
- Fix: correct anything that's wrong.
- Delete: request we delete your info.
- Move: get a copy of your data to take somewhere else.
Want to use these powers? Drop us a line at [email protected].
7. Cookies (nom nom)
We use cookies to make your experience smoother (and tastier… kidding). You can turn them off, but some parts of the app might not work as well.
8. Across borders
If we send your data outside the UK or EU, we'll make sure it's super protected.
9. Questions or complaints?
Got a concern? Email us at [email protected]. You can also reach out to your local Data Protection Authority if needed.
10. Updates
We'll tweak this policy now and then. If we do, we'll let you know.