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Terms of Service

Chapter 1. General Provisions

Article 1. Purpose

These Terms govern the basic rights, obligations, responsibilities, and conditions between Peakly (the “Company”) and users of its mobile application and related services (the “Service”).

Article 2. Definitions

  1. “Service” means all medication logging, condition summaries, routine and task management, widgets, and related functions provided through mobile devices.
  2. “User” means anyone who agrees to these Terms and uses the Service, with or without registration or sign-in.
  3. “Subscription” means a recurring product that provides paid features for a specified period through an app marketplace’s in-app purchase system.
  4. “App marketplace” means a third-party platform such as Apple App Store or Google Play Store that provides downloads, payments, and subscription management.

Article 3. Publication and amendment

The Company publishes these Terms in the Service or on a linked screen. It may amend them within the limits of applicable law. Material or adverse changes will be announced at least seven days before they take effect.

Chapter 2. Use of the Service

Article 4. Agreement

An agreement is formed when a user accepts these Terms and uses the Service. Optional third-party sign-in, including Apple or Google sign-in, may be offered, while most features can be used without signing in.

Article 5. Availability

The Service is generally available 24 hours a day, year-round. All or part of it may be temporarily suspended for maintenance, technical failures, improvements, or other unavoidable reasons.

Chapter 3. Paid Service and Subscriptions

Article 6. Payment

Paid features are provided through an app marketplace’s in-app purchase system. Subscriptions may renew automatically under the marketplace’s policies unless canceled by the user. Deleting the app may not cancel a subscription; cancellation must be completed in the relevant marketplace account settings. Billing and renewal dates, trials, duration, price, and taxes are governed by the terms displayed by the marketplace.

Article 7. Withdrawal and refunds

Withdrawal, refunds, and payment cancellation are generally governed by the policies and procedures of the marketplace that processed the payment. Because the Company does not directly process in-app payments, it cannot guarantee refunds beyond the marketplace’s policy. Where permitted by applicable law or marketplace policy, the Company may assist with inquiries and purchase issues.

Chapter 4. Responsibility and Limitations

Article 8. Privacy

The Company values user privacy. Collection, use, and retention of personal information are governed by the separately published Privacy Policy.

Article 9. Medical disclaimer

  1. All information, records, visualizations, and notifications in the Service are for self-tracking reference only. They do not constitute or replace medical care, diagnosis, treatment, prescriptions, or medical decisions.
  2. Medication graphs and estimated times, including first peak, maximum concentration, and end of release, are theoretical calculations based on general pharmacokinetic principles and may differ from actual individual responses.
  3. Users must not change dosage, directions, or discontinue medication based solely on the Service and remain responsible for decisions they make.
  4. The accuracy of data from Apple Watch and other devices or third-party platforms is subject to those products and platforms. The Company is not responsible for connection failures or sensor errors.

Article 10. Advertising

The Company may provide banner, native, or other advertising to free users to operate the Service. Third-party advertising platforms may use advertising identifiers or related technologies according to device, operating-system, and platform settings. Paid subscribers may not receive ads, but service notices and event information are not ads. Ad content, presentation, and frequency may change. The Company does not guarantee the reliability, accuracy, or legality of third-party advertisements and is not responsible for disputes arising from transactions with advertisers.

Chapter 5. Other Provisions

Article 11. Governing law and jurisdiction

These Terms are governed by the laws of the Republic of Korea. Disputes arising from the Service will be submitted to a court with jurisdiction under Korea’s Civil Procedure Act.

Effective date

These Terms are effective April 3, 2026.