General Terms of Use Draft

Draft document. This page is a working draft produced for planning. It has not been legally reviewed, is not yet in force, and must not be relied on. Items marked [CONFIRM] await the technical data map.

Status: Draft, not yet in force
Last updated: [CONFIRM date]
Version: 0.1-draft
Owner: [CONFIRM owner]
Legal review: Not yet reviewed

Technical information required before this document can be finalised

Legal entity name, registered address and company number
Governing law confirmation (assumed England and Wales)
Pricing / subscription model per app
Age limits per app
Acceptable use specifics once app feature sets are final

1. Who we are

The findyourbeam.com website and the Beam family of apps (Beam, Re., and Lull) are operated by [CONFIRM legal entity] ("we", "us").

2. These terms

These terms will govern use of this website and, together with any app-specific terms, use of the Beam apps. By using the site or apps you agree to them. Each app's privacy notice explains how personal information is handled.

3. The apps are wellbeing tools, not medical care

The Beam apps support general wellbeing, reflection, mindfulness, and healthy routines. They do not provide medical advice, diagnosis, treatment, crisis support, or emergency services, see the Medical & Wellbeing Disclaimer.

4. Accounts and acceptable use

[CONFIRM account model per app.] You agree not to misuse the apps or website, attempt to access others' information, or interfere with the services.

5. Subscriptions and payment

[CONFIRM pricing, billing platform, cancellation and refund terms.]

6. Intellectual property

The Beam, Re., and Lull names, marks, artwork, and content belong to [CONFIRM entity] or its licensors. Your journal content remains yours.

7. Liability

[Draft limitation-of-liability wording to be settled at legal review. Nothing will exclude liability that cannot be excluded under UK law.]

8. Ending or changing the service

[CONFIRM notice periods and data-return commitments.]

9. Governing law

These terms are intended to be governed by the laws of England and Wales. [CONFIRM]