Terms of use

1. Service provider

UpToDo is provided by Савельев Денис Александрович, a self-employed provider based in Moscow, Russian Federation. Service contact: the contact form or support@uptodo.space. These terms govern use of the UpToDo website and app. Personal data processing is described in the Privacy Notice.

2. Service and account

UpToDo provides a shared calendar, reminders, suggestions and goals for members of a space. The service is currently free and in a test phase. Registration is completed after you expressly accept these terms and acknowledge the Privacy Notice. To create a space independently, you confirm that you are 18 or older; child accounts require a legal guardian’s invitation. You can sign in with email and password or through Yandex, VK, Mail or OK. You are responsible for keeping access secure and profile details current.

The service may change or be temporarily unavailable during maintenance. Prices and paid subscription terms are described in the public subscription offer in Russian. Real payments are not open yet.

3. Shared spaces and content

The space owner manages invitations and member access. Plans, notes and other content are visible to members according to their permissions. By adding information about others, you confirm that you may share it. You retain rights in your content; UpToDo stores and displays it to operate the service.

Do not use the service to break the law, invade privacy, access another account or disrupt the service. Access may be restricted where there are reasonable signs of misuse, subject to applicable law.

4. Children

Only an adult who is entitled to act for a child may create or invite an account for that child. When creating a new child invitation, the adult separately confirms legal guardian authority; this declaration does not verify documents automatically. The adult chooses the space members and access to the child’s information.

5. Leaving the service

Account deletion is described in the Privacy Notice. Statutory rights to stop processing and erase personal data remain available independently of this interface.

6. Law and complaints

Russian law governs the relationship with the service provider to the extent that mandatory rules in the user’s country of residence do not require otherwise. These terms do not limit consumer rights that cannot be waived. You may first send a dispute through the contact form; you retain the right to contact a competent court or supervisory authority.

7. Changes to terms

The effective date appears above. Material changes will be published on the site before they take effect; separate consent will be requested where required by law. Continued use after a change takes effect constitutes acceptance only where applicable law allows it.

Subscriptions and automatic renewal

Prices, periods, recurring payments and refunds are governed by the public offer (Russian). A purchase is a one-time payment unless you separately consent to automatic charges. You can withdraw that permission on the subscription management page; paid access continues until the end of the purchased period. Personal data consent is provided separately (Russian).