Terms of use

Last updated 13 November 2026

These terms apply to the Lino app and the Lino service. By creating an account you agree to them. If you do not agree, do not use Lino.

Who provides Lino

Lino is provided by Jakob Rogelj, a private individual, reachable at support@lino.club.

What Lino is

Lino keeps track of attendance at trainings and events. An organizer creates a team and invites people to it, schedules time slots, and the attendees answer whether they are coming. Lino sends reminders and notifications about changes.

Lino is a tool for organizing. It is not a contract between a team and its members, it does not record working time, and it is not proof of anything towards a third party.

Lino is in testing

Lino is free and is being tested with a small number of teams. That means:

• The service can be unavailable, briefly or for longer, without notice.
• Features can change or be removed.
• Data can be lost when something goes wrong. Do not use Lino as the only record of your attendance if that record matters to you.

Lino may stop being free later. If that happens, you will be told in good time and nothing will be charged without your agreement.

Your account

• You need an email address you can receive mail at, and you confirm it when you sign up.
• You have to be old enough to agree to an online service yourself under the law of the country you live in, as the privacy policy explains.
• Keep your password to yourself. What happens through your account is treated as done by you.
• One account is for one person. Do not share an account with someone else.
• The name you choose is shown to everyone in your teams. Choose a name they will recognize, and do not use someone else's name.
• You can delete your account in the app at any time. What that deletes and what stays is described in the privacy policy.

Using Lino fairly

Do not use Lino to harass anyone, to send unwanted messages, or for anything unlawful. Do not try to reach data that is not yours, to get around the permissions of a team, to overload the service, or to take it apart in order to attack it. Do not put into team names, descriptions, locations or your display name anything that is insulting, unlawful, or that reveals someone else's private affairs.

If you organize a team

Organizers can do more than members, and that comes with responsibility:

• Invite only people who expect to be invited, and use their email address only for that.
• The people in your team see each other's names, and, depending on the team's setting, each other's answers. Tell your team what you have set.
• You can answer for an attendee. The app records that you did it, and you should only do it when the attendee has told you their answer.
• What you write about other people in a team is your responsibility. Deleting the team deletes it, including the email addresses you invited.

What belongs to whom

Lino, its name, its icon and the code written for it belong to the provider; the open source parts it is built from stay with their own authors and their own licences. What you enter — your teams, time slots and answers — stays yours; Lino stores and shows it only in order to run the service, as described in the privacy policy.

No warranty, and liability

Lino is provided as it is, without a promise that it will be available, free of faults, or fit for a particular purpose. The provider is liable only for damage caused intentionally or by gross negligence, and for anything that cannot be excluded under the law, such as liability for death or injury. The provider is not liable for a training someone missed because a notification did not arrive, nor for data lost while Lino is in testing.

These limits do not affect your rights as a consumer under mandatory law.

Ending

You may stop using Lino at any time and delete your account in the app. The provider may block an account or remove a team that breaks these terms, or if it has to in order to protect the service or other people; where it is reasonable you will be told first and given a chance to put it right.

If Lino is shut down, you will be told at least 30 days in advance, by email and in the app, so that you can write down what you need. After that the data is deleted, as the privacy policy describes.

Changes to these terms

These terms can change. The date at the top says when they last did. A change that matters to you will be announced in the app or by email before it takes effect; using Lino after that means you accept it, and if you do not, you can delete your account.

Which law and which court

The law of the Republic of Slovenia applies, without the rules that would point at another country's law. If you are a consumer, you also keep the protection of the mandatory law of the country where you live, and you can bring a case in the court that the law gives you. Otherwise the courts in Slovenia decide.

Contact

Jakob Rogelj, support@lino.club