Prototype legal framework - not final legal advice. Must be reviewed by counsel before launch.
Acceptance of Terms
By creating an account, continuing to use Steady, or confirming a public meetup, users accept the current Terms, Privacy Policy, Community Rules, and Public Meetup Note.
Eligibility: 18+ only
Steady is for adults 18 and older. Users must provide truthful account information and may be asked to re-confirm eligibility or account ownership.
User Responsibility for Interactions
Steady provides tools that allow users to discover, communicate with, and voluntarily arrange public meetups with other users. Steady does not organize, host, supervise, control, chaperone, insure, or guarantee any offline meetup. You are solely responsible for your interactions with other users, including your decision to communicate, share information, travel, meet, remain at, or leave any meetup.
Voluntary Offline Meetups
Public meetups are voluntary user decisions. Users may cancel, reschedule, leave, or decline to attend at any time.
No Safety Guarantee
Steady offers privacy-first planning and support tools. These tools are not a guarantee that a meetup, user, route, venue, or conversation will be safe.
No Identity or Background-Check Guarantee
Profile care signals, public-web checks, and account review tools are limited support signals. They are not criminal background checks, identity guarantees, or promises about a person's character.
Public Check-In Disclaimer
Public Check-In, venue confirmation, safety prompts, reports, reviews, and moderation tools are support features only. They are not guarantees of safety, identity, background, character, intentions, compatibility, truthfulness, location accuracy, or future conduct.
Assumption of Risk
To the fullest extent allowed by applicable law, you voluntarily assume the risks associated with communicating with and meeting other users, including risks related to personal safety, emotional distress, property loss, transportation, venue conditions, misrepresentation, misconduct, or unlawful behavior by others.
Release of Claims
To the fullest extent allowed by applicable law, you agree that Steady and its owners, operators, affiliates, employees, contractors, service providers, and agents are not responsible for user conduct online or offline, third-party venues, transportation, or events arising from voluntary meetups between users.
Limitation of Liability
Nothing in these Terms excludes or limits liability where it cannot be excluded or limited under applicable law. Some jurisdictions do not allow certain disclaimers, releases, or limitations of liability, so some terms may not apply to every user.
No Duty to Monitor or Intervene
Steady may receive, review, and act on reports in its discretion, but Steady does not promise to monitor every user, message, meetup, location signal, or interaction. If you believe you are in danger, leave the situation if safe to do so and contact local emergency services.
User Conduct Rules
Users may not harass, stalk, threaten, impersonate, scam, pressure, mislead, or push others off app. Users must respect boundaries and use the app lawfully.
Reports, Reviews, and Account Restrictions
Steady may use reports, repeated patterns, appeal context, and review notes to restrict or remove accounts. Ordinary mismatch, rejection, or awkward chemistry should not be treated like misconduct by itself.
Emergency Disclaimer
Steady is not an emergency service. If you believe you are in danger, leave the situation if safe to do so and contact local emergency services.
Third-Party Venues Disclaimer
Restaurants, parks, shops, transit, parking, and other third-party places are not owned, operated, supervised, or controlled by Steady.
Privacy and Location Data Summary
Production builds should collect only the data needed for account, matching, public planning, venue confirmation, safety support, billing, moderation, and legal compliance. Location should be limited to scheduled meetup support and clear user controls.
Governing Law Placeholder
Production counsel should choose governing law, venue, and regional disclosures based on the launch entity, markets, and user locations.
Dispute Resolution Placeholder
Production counsel should decide whether arbitration, class-action waiver, small-claims carveout, opt-out rights, or court venue language is appropriate and enforceable.
Counsel Review Required
Final Terms, Privacy Policy, Safety Notice, Community Rules, waiver language, and policy acceptance logging must be reviewed by qualified counsel before launch.