DoggyRadar application terms
Terms version: 2026-09-26-terms-v6
Status: Draft for the next release; effective after notification with required notice. This does not prove deployment.
1. Provider and services
The provider is Krzysztof Wołosik – Javor, sole proprietor, ul. Anastazego Wika-Czarnowskiego 1A/7, 80-365 Gdańsk, Poland, Tax ID 5922047567. Contact: office@doggyradar.com; privacy: rodo@doggyradar.com.
DoggyRadar provides dog profiles, maps, walk recording, hazard reports, events, forums, chat, gamification and business functions. Availability depends on the account, permissions and displayed offer. The exact paid-service scope and price are shown before purchase.
The Privacy Policy explains processing; acknowledging it is not blanket consent to every purpose. These terms can be saved or printed free of charge.
2. Requirements and accounts
The mobile app requires a compatible Android 8.0+ or iOS 15.0+ phone, subject to the particular store release requirements, and an updated web engine. The website needs a browser supporting JavaScript, HTTPS and necessary session storage. Maps/synchronisation need internet; GPS, photos and push require the corresponding device capabilities and permissions.
Background restrictions may affect GPS, transfers and notifications. With a lost connection, positions and status may be stale; offline state is not proof of message/report delivery.
The account contract starts on successful registration after acceptance of these terms. Provide accurate required data and protect access. Report suspected compromise promptly; responsibility for third-party activity does not arise automatically merely because an account was used.
Independent registration starts at 16. Younger users require a supervised account created by an authorised guardian under the Guardian Terms. Session/MFA checks are not official verification of kinship.
3. Maps and safety
GPS, maps and alerts may be inaccurate, delayed or unavailable. The service does not replace direct care of dogs/children, leashes, emergency services or a veterinarian.
Ghost Mode hides positions from the public map but does not stop processing needed for active walks. Accounts under 16 remain hidden from the public map; separately authorised guardian access is permitted.
Reports must be made in good faith, as accurately as possible, distinguishing suspicion from fact. Deliberately false alarms, stalking and disclosure of another person's location are prohibited. An unconfirmed good-faith report is not itself abuse.
4. Content and moderation
Unlawful or fraudulent content, privacy/copyright infringements, harassment, threats, CSAE/CSAM and bypassing restrictions are prohibited. Users retain content rights and grant non-exclusive permission for storage and display necessary for their selected features.
The Forum and Chat Rules describe electronic notices, reasons and appeals. People without accounts can also notify office@doggyradar.com. The Child Safety Standards describe urgent safety reporting.
The operator can proportionately restrict content/accounts to protect people, comply with law or address violations, giving reasons and redress information. Lawful criticism and good-faith reporting do not justify retaliation.
5. Purchases and businesses
The Payment Terms cover payments, renewal, 14-day withdrawal, conformity and complaints. Cancelling renewal is not withdrawal; starting an ongoing service does not automatically remove withdrawal rights.
FULL disables Google AdMob; labelled sponsored business content may remain. Exact GPS history retention also applies to FULL.
Business activation requires authority and acceptance of the Business Terms. Displaying an offer does not itself make DoggyRadar a party to a customer/business contract.
XP, ranks, badges and Coins are used for specified gamification functions; they are not money and cannot be exchanged for cash.
6. Complaints, termination and changes
Submit complaints to office@doggyradar.com with a problem description and contact details. We respond on a durable medium within 14 days. Consumer rights, conformity and required updates are not excluded; the Payment Terms explain remedies and alternative dispute assistance.
Users can stop using the service and delete their account in the app or on the deletion page. The Privacy Policy explains data effects. Store subscriptions need separate cancellation.
Operator termination/restriction requires a specific ground: legal obligation, security threat or material/repeated violation. Proportionality, reasons and an opportunity to explain apply; rights to paid service and statutory claims remain protected.
Changes may result from law, security or necessary functional changes. Scope, reason and effective date are communicated on a durable medium with required notice and termination rights. Digital-service changes are also subject to statutory conditions and protection against materially adverse effects. Changes are not retroactive and do not limit mandatory rights.