Caradomi Terms of Service — DRAFT

DRAFT — not reviewed by a lawyer, not published. Placeholders in «…».

*Last updated: «date»*

1. What Caradomi is

Caradomi is a consumer app that helps with conversations, watches for common scam patterns, and keeps chosen family members informed. It is sold as a subscription at «price» per month.

2. What Caradomi is not

This section is deliberately first among the limits, because it is the part users most need to understand and the part that most protects both sides.

Caradomi is not an emergency service. "Get Help Now" notifies the contact and family you chose. It does not call 911 and does not summon police, fire, or ambulance. In an emergency, call 911.

Caradomi is not a medical device and does not give medical advice. It can help you read discharge paperwork, remember questions, and keep a record of symptoms. It does not diagnose, treat, or tell you what to do about your health. Follow your doctor's instructions.

Caradomi does not confirm you took your medicine. Reminders record what you tell the app. Family members should not treat the record as proof a dose was taken.

Caradomi does not guarantee it will catch a scam. Scam detection is best-effort pattern matching and it will miss things and will sometimes warn about something harmless.

Caradomi is not a certified interpreter or translator. Language help is machine translation and can be wrong. Use a real interpreter for anything medical or legal.

Caradomi does not continuously monitor for smoke or carbon monoxide. Alarm Watch listens only while it is open. Keep working smoke and CO detectors.

Caradomi is not a substitute for a caregiver, a medical alert system, or supervision.

[LAWYER] Each of these mirrors an item in disclaimer-inventory.md (caradomi-docs). Four of the six are currently absent from the app's own screens. A disclaimer that lives only in a ToS nobody reads is weak; these need to appear at the point of use, and the lawyer should say how strongly that matters.

3. Using Caradomi

You must be 18 or older to accept these terms. You may set the app up for someone else — a parent, for instance — if you have the authority to do so. [LAWYER] This is the common real case and it deserves care: adult children will set this up for parents, sometimes for a parent with reduced capacity. Who is the contracting party? What if the senior objects later? Is there a capacity question, and does the answer change in the facility pilot?

4. Recording conversations

Caradomi records conversations when you start one. You are responsible for knowing whether the law where you are requires the other person's permission, and for getting it. Laws differ by state and some require everyone's consent.

[LAWYER] This is the standard shape of such a clause and it may not survive contact with reality — it puts the burden on an elderly user. See recording-consent.md (caradomi-docs). If the answer is that we need an audible announcement, this clause is not the fix.

5. Subscription and payment

«Billing terms, renewal, cancellation, refunds — to be written against the actual App Store / Play Store configuration, which does not exist yet.»

Purchases made through the App Store or Google Play are also governed by those stores' terms, and refunds are handled by them.

6. Your content

Your conversations, recordings, stories and photos are yours. You give us only the permission needed to run the service for you — to process, store and show your content back to you and to the family members you choose. We claim no ownership and we do not use your content to train AI models.

[LAWYER] Last clause needs verification per vendor, not assertion. Whether our processors train on submitted content is governed by their terms, not ours, and we should only say this if their terms actually support it.

7. Availability

We try to keep the service running but we don't promise it will always be available. Features that need the internet won't work without it. We may change or discontinue features.

8. Disclaimer of warranties

«Standard AS IS / no implied warranties language — for the lawyer to draft.»

9. Limitation of liability

«For the lawyer to draft.»

[LAWYER] The hardest section in this document. The usual cap-at-fees clause has to be read against a product whose failure modes include: an emergency alert not arriving, a scam not being flagged, a discharge instruction misread, a medication reminder relied on by a family member, and a fall not detected. Some of these may be uninsurable at any drafting quality, and some jurisdictions limit what can be disclaimed for personal injury. Worth asking directly what actually needs insuring rather than what can be disclaimed.

10. Ending your subscription

You can cancel at any time through your app store. You can delete your data from Settings at any time, including while still subscribed.

11. Disputes

«Governing law, venue, arbitration and class-waiver — for the lawyer.»

[LAWYER] Consumer arbitration clauses face different treatment across states, and there may be elder-specific considerations worth raising.

12. Changes to these terms

We'll post changes and update the date; significant changes will be flagged in the app.

13. Contact

«legal@domain» · «postal address»