Terms of use

Last updated: Feb 1, 2026

Table of contents

  • 1. Legal notice

    This website, accessible at www.pushmi.app (the "Site"), is published by:

    Pushmi.app, represented by Yassine A., duly authorized,

    (hereinafter the "Provider").

    The Site is hosted by O2SWITCH, located at CHE DES PARDIAUX, 63000 CLERMONT FERRAND, France (contact: [email protected]).

    The Site's publication director is Yassine A.

    The Provider's Customer Service can be reached by email at [email protected].

  • 2. Scope

    These terms of use (the "Terms") define and govern the contractual relationship between the Provider and any user (a "Client") who has created an account and wishes to use the services offered on the Site. The agreement between the Provider and the Client is hereinafter referred to as the "Agreement".

    Access to the services offered to Clients on the Site is conditional upon prior, unrestricted acceptance of these Terms.

    The Terms are made available to Clients on the Site, where they can be consulted directly, and may also be provided upon request by any means.

    The Terms apply notwithstanding any contrary provision in any document originating from the Client.

    The Terms apply subject to any contrary provision set out in a purchase order or in specific conditions agreed between the Company and the relevant Client, where applicable.

  • 3. Description of services

    3.1 Description of services

    The Site's purpose is to provide the following services online:

    • An interface for creating and managing reminders;
    • An interface for creating and managing reminder categories;

    (hereinafter the "Services" or the "Software").

    • Each Service presented on the Site is described with its essential characteristics. This description may include descriptions, photographs, and graphics provided for illustrative purposes only and may be modified/updated on the Site.
    • The Provider therefore disclaims any liability regarding the accuracy or relevance such content might have for the user.

    3.2 Use of subcontractors

    The Provider is authorized to engage third parties in performing its Services.

  • 4. Provider's obligations

    The Provider undertakes to use all reasonable diligence in performing the Services and its obligations under these Terms and/or any other documentation agreed with Clients, in compliance with applicable laws, regulations, and third-party rights.

    The Provider represents that it has the skills, experience, and resources necessary to provide the Services, and will bear full responsibility for both the performance of the Services and the organization of its staff's work, where applicable. Where dates and/or delivery deadlines are indicated in any contract, appendix, action plan, or quote, these are indicative and do not constitute strict deadlines unless expressly stated otherwise.

    The Provider publishes the Services available on the Site and hosts the Site content published by Clients. The Provider acts as a technical provider and does not review the legality, accuracy, quality, or sincerity of content published by Clients, who remain solely responsible for it.

    Accordingly, Clients acknowledge the Provider's status as host of the Site.

    However, the Provider undertakes to promptly remove any manifestly unlawful content brought to its attention, in particular when notified by a Client under applicable regulations.

    The Provider strives to ensure access to and proper operation of the Site twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week.

    The Provider cannot, however, exclude the possibility that access to and operation of the Site may be interrupted, in particular in the event of force majeure, equipment or internet network malfunction, failure of telecommunications operators, power outages, abnormal, unlawful, or fraudulent use of the Site by a Client or third party, decisions of competent authorities, or any other cause.

    The Provider also reserves the right to make any changes and improvements to the Site and Services it deems necessary, related to technical developments or proper functioning.

    General and temporary interruptions of the Site and Services will, where possible, be notified via the Site before they occur, except where such interruptions are urgent.

  • 5. Client's obligations

    Each Client undertakes to access and use the Site and Services fairly and in accordance with applicable laws and these Terms.

    Data and information provided or published by Clients must be accurate, truthful, and provided under their sole responsibility.

    More generally, each Client undertakes to:

    • ensure compliance, at all times, with the legal, social, administrative, and tax obligations applicable to their status;
    • not modify, during the performance of the Services, their nature or the manner in which they are provided, except with the Provider's prior written consent;
    • pay for the Services under the conditions set out herein;
    • not distribute unlawful content or content that disrupts, slows down, or interrupts the normal flow of data on the Site;
    • immediately report to the Provider any difficulty, reservation, or dispute arising during the performance of the Services, or any abnormal, abusive, or fraudulent use of the Site of which they become aware;
    • where a Client is found responsible for a breach of applicable law or a third party's rights, the Provider reserves the right to provide, at the request of any legitimate authority, any information enabling or facilitating the identification of the offending Client;
    • the platform contains note and comment areas. Comments must be objective and never excessive or insulting, must only include personal data strictly necessary (name, occupation, address, etc.), and must exclude any sensitive personal data (ethnic origin, political opinions, religious or philosophical beliefs, union membership, health data, or sexual orientation). No information about third parties is permitted.
  • 6. Complaints

    In the event of non-performance or defective performance of the Services, the Client must notify the Provider and state their grievances and reservations within thirty (30) calendar days of becoming aware of them, so the parties can make their best efforts to reach an amicable resolution.

  • 7. Provider's liability

    The Provider is bound by a best-efforts obligation in providing the Services.

    Each Client acknowledges being informed of the constraints and limits of the Internet and may not hold the Provider liable for malfunctions in accessing the Services, page loading and viewing speeds, temporary or permanent inaccessibility of the Services, or fraudulent use of the Site by Clients or third parties.

    The Provider's liability shall also not be engaged:

    • in the event of failure to meet an obligation resulting from a fortuitous event or force majeure, including but not limited to unforeseeable events such as strikes, work stoppages, social unrest, factory closures, floods, fires, production or transport failures not attributable to the Provider, supply disruptions, wars, riots, insurrections, and more generally any circumstance preventing the Company from properly performing its obligations;
    • where information, data, instructions, or materials provided by the Client are erroneous or incomplete, and more generally where non-performance or defective performance results in whole or in part from the Client's conduct, failure, or omission;
    • where certain services or features are inaccessible on the Site due to a Client disabling cookies via their browser;
    • where the Site's features prove incompatible with certain Client hardware and/or software;
    • each Client is responsible for content and information imported, stored, and/or published on the Site, and undertakes not to use any technical means to circumvent the Provider's protective measures intended to prevent fraudulent use of the Site and Services;
    • each Client is also solely responsible for taking measures to ensure the integrity and backup of their data, files, and documents, and waives any claim against the Provider for damage to data, files, or documents entrusted to the Provider in connection with use of the Site and/or Services;
    • more generally, each Client undertakes to indemnify the Provider against any claim brought against it arising from the Client's use of the Site or Services;
    • in any event, the Provider bears no liability for indirect or intangible damages such as financial loss, loss of opportunity, loss of profit, loss of contract, loss of orders, loss of customers, loss of business, or reputational harm, resulting from defective or absent provision of the Services;
    • the Provider cannot guarantee the integrity of information presented on the Site, nor the absence of alteration of such data by a third party (e.g. virus, intrusion, or hacking), nor the completeness, accuracy, reliability, or relevance of information presented on the Site;
    • the Provider shall only be liable for the pecuniary consequences of direct and foreseeable damage resulting from use of the Services. Accordingly, the Provider shall in no event be liable for indirect or unforeseeable losses or damages of the User or third parties. Any action brought against the User by a third party is deemed indirect damage and accordingly does not give rise to compensation;
    • in any event, should the Provider's liability nonetheless be established, it shall not exceed an amount equal to the price, exclusive of tax, received from the Client for the Services over the preceding twelve (12) months;
    • any legal action by a Client against the Provider is time-barred one (1) year after the date on which the Client became aware, or is presumed to have become aware, of the damaging event.
  • 8. Personal data

    To the extent the Services involve the processing of personal data by the Provider on behalf of and for the purposes of the Client, the Provider acts as a data processor in this respect. As such, the Provider will comply with all legal obligations incumbent upon it as a processor. The Provider will process personal data under the conditions defined in the Data Processing Agreement appended to these Terms.

  • 9. Use of data

    9.1. When using the Software, the Client, Users, and other third parties using the Software on the Client's behalf will add Client Data to the Software and generate Usage Data, collectively referred to as Data. The Data may contain both Personal Data and non-Personal Data.

    9.2. The Data includes:

    a) Technical information and traffic data (Usage Data), such as operating system type, browser type, device, browser language, and IP address;

    b) Data generated by the client or user (Usage Data), such as page views, clicks, inactivity, session duration, number of files imported, projects created, password resets, support ticket content, dialogs, security logs, and similar information;

    c) Production data (Client Data), such as images, files, or any other data included in the Software by the Client as part of their use.

    9.3. The Client hereby grants the Provider and its Affiliates a non-exclusive, transferable right to access and use the Data for the following purposes:

    a) Improving the Software and user experience, notably by aggregating and analyzing usage trends and needs expressed by Users and Clients, in order to offer individualized or personalized user experiences.

    b) Marketing and displaying relevant information, notably by suggesting complementary modules or features and providing relevant updates within the Software.

    c) Security and threat prevention, through analysis of session and connection data, incident logs, and similar information to prevent, investigate, and document security issues and incidents.

    d) Statistics and research, for example by analyzing aggregated and anonymized usage volumes and trends for general marketing purposes, reporting, or development of new modules, features, or related services.

    e) Compliance. The Provider may use the Data for compliance purposes, notably to record a Client's acceptance of these Terms, fulfill KYC obligations, or carry out creditworthiness checks in accordance with applicable regulations, or as part of the Provider's security program.

    f) Contractual obligations. The Provider may use the Data to fulfill its contractual obligations to the Client.

    9.4. The Provider may also use relevant information from public or commercial sources and combine it with the Data as described above.

    9.5. To the extent the Data contains Personal Data, the Provider undertakes to process such Personal Data in accordance with applicable data protection principles. Where processing of Personal Data is necessary, it will be anonymized as a priority where possible. If anonymization is not technically or practically possible, Pushmi will implement compensating measures to strengthen protection.

    9.6. The Provider may share the Data with its Affiliates, suppliers, and Partners to ensure the provision of the Software and fulfill the purposes mentioned above, notably to offer additional modules, services, and extensions, improve services, and comply with the rights and obligations set out in these Terms.

    9.7. The Provider will only share the Data with public authorities or other third parties in the following situations:

    a) To comply with a law or regulation, or to respond to a legally binding request such as a court order or warrant;

    b) To ensure the provision of the Software in accordance with these Terms;

    c) To investigate security threats or prevent fraud;

    d) In connection with a reorganization, merger, sale, or acquisition of the Provider, in whole or in part, where confidential information may be disclosed to other companies in the Provider's group, potential buyers, or trusted advisors, provided they comply with the obligations set out herein by signing a confidentiality agreement.

    9.8. The Provider will promptly inform the Client of any request to disclose Data from government authorities, unless such notification is legally prohibited or handled directly by the government authorities.

    9.9. The Provider is entitled to compile, collect, copy, modify, publish, transfer, combine with other data, and otherwise use anonymized and aggregated data derived from the Data, during and after termination of the contract with the Client.

  • 10. Hyperlinks

    Hyperlinks available on the Site may lead to third-party or partner sites. They are provided solely for the Client's convenience, to facilitate use of resources available on the Internet. If the Client uses these links, they will leave the Site and agree to use third-party sites at their own risk, or in accordance with the terms governing them, as applicable.

    In any event, the existence of a hyperlink to the Site from a third-party or partner site, or from the Site to a third-party or partner site, shall not engage the Provider's liability in any way whatsoever, notably regarding the availability, content, and products and/or services available on or from that third-party or partner site.

    The Client is not authorized to create, on a third-party site, one or more hyperlinks to the Site's homepage or profile page, except with the Provider's prior written authorization.

  • 11. Intellectual property

    The Provider is the sole owner of all content on the Site, including, without limitation, all text, files, animated or static images, photographs, videos, logos, drawings, models, software, trademarks, visual identity, database, Site structure, and all other intellectual property elements and other data or information protected under French and international intellectual property laws and regulations.

    Accordingly, none of the Site's content may be modified, reproduced, copied, duplicated, sold, resold, transmitted, published, communicated, distributed, broadcast, displayed, stored, used, rented, or otherwise exploited, in whole or in part, free of charge or for payment, by a Client or a third party, by any means and/or media, whether known or unknown to date, without the Provider's prior written authorization, and the Client is solely responsible for any unauthorized use and/or exploitation.

    Furthermore, any extraction, integration, compilation, or commercial use of information contained in the databases accessible on the Site, as well as any use of software, robots, data-mining systems, or other data-collection tools, is strictly prohibited to Clients.

    The Provider grants Clients, subject to their compliance with these Terms and for the duration of the Agreement, a non-exclusive, non-transferable, non-sublicensable right to access and use the Services. The Client has no right of access to the source code or source files of the Services, except where authorized by law.

    Reciprocally, each Client expressly authorizes the Provider to reproduce, distribute, host, store, communicate, publish, modify, adapt, translate, and display all or part of their content on the Site, by any means, for the purposes of operating, improving, verifying, promoting, marketing, and advertising the Site, or in connection with partnerships. This non-exclusive, transferable, and sublicensable license is valid worldwide, royalty-free, for the duration of the Client's registration or until the content is removed from their account.

  • 12. Term - Suspension - Termination

    In the case of a one-off sale or under specific conditions, these Terms are entered into for the duration of the Services, as specified where applicable in specific conditions or the order form.

    In the case of a subscription sale, the Client commits for a fixed period at a fixed price. Pricing and subscription duration information is specified when subscribing. Unless terminated as described below, the subscription will be automatically renewed for a period identical to the one already committed to, at the price in effect on the renewal date.

    The Provider reserves the right to suspend a Client's access to the Site and Services, permanently or temporarily, in the event of the Client's breach of their obligations under these Terms.

    The Client may terminate the Agreement only at the end of the agreed contract term, via the online account settings, subject to a thirty (30) day notice period. Otherwise, the Agreement may only be terminated under the conditions set out in these Terms. Termination for convenience is expressly excluded. The Provider or the Client may terminate the Agreement without formal notice and without judicial intervention, without any obligation to compensate the other party for damages, if any of the following circumstances occur:

    • the other party is declared bankrupt;
    • the other party is granted a suspension of payments (temporary or otherwise);
    • the other party's business is liquidated or wound up;
    • a force majeure event as referred to in Section 7 lasts more than sixty (60) days;
    • after notifying the other party of a serious breach of its obligations or applicable laws and regulations, which has not been remedied within thirty (30) days (where the breach can be remedied) of written notice specifying the nature of the breach.
  • 13. Confidentiality

    During the term of these Terms, each party may become aware of or receive confidential information, documents, and/or data about the other party. Each party therefore undertakes, on its own behalf and on behalf of its staff, to maintain the strict confidentiality of all confidential information, documents, and/or data of any nature relating to the results, activity, or customers of the other party, or any information received or obtained from a party under the contractual relationship established.

    This confidentiality commitment is valid for the duration of these Terms and for two (2) years following their expiration or termination.

  • 14. Notifications

    Any notification required or permitted under these Terms shall be validly made if sent by hand delivery against receipt, by registered mail with acknowledgment of receipt, or by email (except in the case of termination hereof), addressed to the relevant party's contact details, each party electing domicile at its registered office.

    Any change to a party's contact details for the purposes hereof must be notified to the other party in the manner described above.

    Notifications made by hand or courier are deemed made on the date of delivery, as evidenced by the delivery receipt. Notifications made by registered mail with acknowledgment of receipt are deemed made on the date of their first presentation at the recipient's address. Notifications made by email are deemed made on the date the email is sent.

  • 15. Severability and no waiver

    If any provision of these Terms is declared null or unenforceable for any reason under a law, regulation, or final court decision, it shall be deemed unwritten and the other provisions shall remain in effect.

    The Provider's failure to invoke, temporarily or permanently, one or more provisions of these Terms shall not constitute a waiver.

  • 16. Amendments

    The Provider reserves the right to modify the content or location of the Site, the Services, and these Terms at any time and without notice.

    Any use of the Site or Services following a change to the Terms constitutes acceptance of such changes by each Client. The most recent, effective version of the Terms will always be available at: https://pushmi.app/en/terms

    Where changes to the Terms are considered substantial by the Provider, Clients will be informed by email.

  • 17. Disputes

    Disputes arising in connection with the contractual relationship between the Client and the Provider shall, where possible, be resolved amicably.

    Failing an amicable settlement within one month of either party raising the matter, any disputes arising from the Terms, whether concerning their validity, interpretation, performance, termination, or their consequences, shall be submitted to the Commercial Court of Paris.

  • 18. Governing law and language

    These Terms and the transactions resulting from them are governed by and subject to French law. They are written in English for convenience; in the event of translation into one or more foreign languages, only the original text shall prevail in case of dispute.