Terms of use

Liroa is an application published by David de León Acosta.

The owner publishes Liroa as an individual.

Reference location: Madrid, Spain.

Contact: contact@getliroa.com.

Liroa is an iPhone application intended for personal rest journaling.

The app allows you to record how you rested, consult your history, review trends and read reports generated from your own records.

Liroa is intended as a personal reflection tool. It is not a medical application and its reports do not diagnose, treat or prevent diseases.

By downloading, purchasing or using Liroa, you receive a personal, non-exclusive, non-transferable licence that may be revoked when necessary for legal or technical reasons, or in the event of a breach of these terms.

This licence allows you to use the application for your personal use in accordance with these terms and the applicable Apple and App Store terms.

Downloading or purchasing Liroa does not transfer ownership of the application, its code, design, visual identity, text, brand or any other protected element.

The application, its design, interface, code, texts, name, symbol, visual identity and other elements are part of the intellectual property of its owner or of those who have authorised their use.

You may use Liroa normally on your device for the purpose intended by the application.

Your use of Liroa must be personal, lawful and compliant with the law.

You must use the application according to its purpose: recording and consulting personal information related to your rest.

Liroa is distributed through the App Store.

The currently planned monetisation model is a one-time purchase.

Payments, purchase management, receipts, refunds and matters associated with the App Store account are handled by Apple according to its own policies and terms.

The owner of Liroa does not directly manage payments and cannot guarantee refunds outside the procedures established by Apple.

Liroa may change over time. The application may receive improvements, adjustments, fixes, design changes or modifications to features.

Although the aim is to maintain a stable and carefully designed experience, the application may contain errors or may not be permanently, continuously or uninterruptedly available.

Some features may depend on the operating system, the device, the user’s settings or services provided by Apple.

Liroa is provided as a simple tool for personal journaling and reflection. To the extent permitted by applicable law, the owner will not be liable for damages arising from improper use of the application, software errors, interruptions, loss of information, device issues or failures in third-party services.

The sync, recovery or availability of information may depend on Apple, iCloud, CloudKit, the Apple account, device settings and the available connection.

Nothing in these terms limits rights that consumer regulations or other applicable rules recognise as mandatory.

Liroa may use Apple services, such as iCloud and CloudKit, to facilitate the storage or sync of information between devices where applicable.

These services are provided by Apple. The owner of Liroa does not control the availability of iCloud, CloudKit, the Apple account, device settings or the technical conditions of those services.

To better understand what happens to your records and personal data, please consult Liroa’s privacy policy and the terms published by Apple.

The owner may update the application or these terms when necessary due to changes in the app, its distribution, the services used or applicable law.

When the terms change in a relevant way, the page will show a new last updated date.

Continued use of Liroa after a modification may imply acceptance of the updated terms where permitted by applicable law.

These terms are governed by Spanish law, without prejudice to any mandatory consumer rights that may apply to the user.

Any dispute will be submitted to the courts and tribunals that correspond under applicable law. The courts of Madrid may have jurisdiction where permitted by law.

These terms regulate the use of the application, the licence, ownership, purchases, availability, liability and the relationship with Apple services.

The privacy policy explains what happens to your records and personal data.

The non-medical notice explains the limits of Liroa as a reflection tool and makes clear that it does not replace healthcare professionals.