Terms

Not in effect. Last updated: September 4, 2026. Version: terms-draft-2026-09-04-v6. This is a shared working draft for the site and app. It remains informational until it receives legal approval and acceptance of this version is connected in the app.

Igor Ufimtsev is responsible for the public letsdao.org website, the early-access request, and the closed mobile-app beta and receives legal notices at privacy@letsdao.org. LetsDAO is the project and community name, not a separate legal entity, data controller, or independent contracting party.

The draft covers the public site, the early-access form, and the closed Lets beta on iPhone and Android. The app currently includes accounts, profiles, a feed, posts, stories, direct and group chats, Circles, meetups, notifications, and other test features. Features and their behavior may change during beta.

Participation is invitation-only. A website request does not guarantee access, an invitation date, a place in a particular group, or continued availability of any feature. The team reviews requests manually and may limit participant count, devices, countries, and test scenarios.

Lets is not currently inviting children and is not intended to knowingly collect children's data. The minimum age, age-assurance process, and parental-consent rules must be approved before these Terms take effect. Until then, the team must not expand the beta to minors.

Participants are responsible for access to their email, device, sign-in codes, and activity under their account. Do not share verification codes, evade access restrictions, create accounts for abuse, or attempt to access another person's data. Suspected unauthorized activity should be reported to the team.

Do not use Lets for unlawful activity, threats, harassment, spam, impersonation, unauthorized data collection, malicious code, restriction evasion, or violations of another person's rights or privacy. Do not interfere with the service, test it with intent to cause harm, or use the closed beta to publish another person's private information.

You keep your rights in text, photos, videos, audio, and other material you submit. To operate Lets, you grant a limited, non-exclusive permission to host, display, transmit, and technically process that content according to your chosen settings, only to run, protect, and improve the service. You must have the right to submit the material.

Posts, profiles, messages, and other material remain with their authors or rights holders. Being able to view content in Lets does not grant permission to copy, sell, republish, or use it outside the service against the author's settings or applicable law.

Direct and group chats use the app's current protection mode. The current cloud mode can technically be decrypted by the service and is not end-to-end encryption. Participants should not treat a chat as anonymous or use it for information whose disclosure could cause serious harm. Actual handling is described in the Privacy Policy.

Circles help people talk, agree on a next step, meet, and keep shared context. A Circle question lets each participant save one answer and view the result. That result is not a legal vote, does not transfer control of Lets, and does not automatically change the product.

Glints are a small social signal next to a person's contribution. They are not money, currency, a token, balance, rank, income, payment instrument, property, or a right to a feature, ownership, vote, or payout.

The team may hide or remove content, limit a feature, or suspend or close an account when necessary for safety, complaint review, protection of people and the service, or legal compliance. A decision should be proportionate and explained where possible. The appeal process and response timing must still be approved before these Terms take effect.

The beta is provided in its current state. It may contain errors, interruptions, loss of unsaved data, feature changes, or an early end to testing. The team does not promise uninterrupted operation, compatibility with every device, preservation of every experiment, or release by a particular date.

Data export and account deletion are available in app settings after a code sent to the account email is verified. Deletion ends sessions and removes or anonymizes related data under the current rules. Limited records may remain temporarily in backups, security evidence, reports, or where retention is legally required.

Site text, graphics, the Lets logo, software, and interface images remain with their respective rights holders. Access to the site or beta does not grant a right to use them commercially, copy the product, or use Lets identifiers without permission.

Liability limits, governing law, forum, and dispute handling have not yet been approved. Counsel must review them for the launch countries before these Terms take effect. This draft does not limit rights that cannot be limited under applicable law.

Each version will have a date and version number. Material changes should be shown before a participant continues, and the app should record the accepted version and time. Until that mechanism exists, this version remains a draft.

Send legal questions to privacy@letsdao.org. Do not send passwords, verification codes, payment data, documents, health information, or another person's personal data.