Terms and conditions

1. Who provides Meeto

Meeto is provided by [COMPANY NAME], located at [ADDRESS], [COUNTRY], registered as [REGISTRATION NUMBER] (“Meeto”). You can write to us at hola@getmeeto.com.

2. Minimum age

To use Meeto you must be at least [MINIMUM AGE — to be set with the lawyer] years old. Meeto is for natural persons only: a company can appear only as text within your experience or projects.

3. Your account

You sign in with a link sent to your email or with the sign-in providers that are available. You are responsible for keeping access to your email secure and for activity done from your account.

Each person may have one account. You must give us truthful information.

4. Your profile and your content

You decide which part of your profile is public, which experiences and projects are shown, and whether your profile can appear in search engines. You can change this at any time in Settings.

You are responsible for what you publish. Do not upload content that is illegal, that is not yours, or that reveals other people's data without their permission.

5. Identity verification

To link platforms and request reviews you must verify your identity with our provider Didit. Meeto receives the verification result (status, level, document country and legal name) and does not store images of your document or your face.

6. Platform linking

You can show figures from your reviews on other platforms. To do so, Meeto gives you a code that you paste into the bio of your public profile on that platform; then you tap “Read with Meeto” in the app's browser and Meeto takes the visible text of that public profile.

Meeto does not ask you to sign in to those platforms, does not use their APIs and does not read sign-in pages. Figures are shown with their source, date and link, and links expire after 90 days if not renewed.

You are responsible for respecting each platform's terms when using this feature. [Pending legal review: platform terms.]

7. Reviews on Meeto

A Meeto review comes from real work: the person who did it provides private evidence (for example a contract or chat), the client confirms the work and writes their review, and the review is checked before it is published.

The check is done first by an artificial intelligence, which only approves clear cases. Rejections, doubts and appeals are decided by a person on the Meeto team.

Ratings go from 1 to 5, including low ones. No payment changes reviews, figures or verifications.

8. Prohibited conduct

It is not allowed to: write fake reviews or reviews of work that did not happen, review yourself or through related accounts, upload forged or edited evidence, repeatedly swap reviews, harass or threaten, use the app to deceive others, or try to bypass security controls.

If we detect this conduct we may reject content, remove reviews or links, and suspend the account.

9. Moderation, reports and appeals

Anyone can report content. If a decision affects you, you can appeal it; a person will review it and answer you.

10. Intellectual property

Your content stays yours. You give us a limited permission to store, process and display it according to your visibility settings, only to provide the service. The MEETO brand, the design and the software belong to Meeto or its licensors.

11. Availability and liability

We do our best to keep the service available, but there may be interruptions or changes. Meeto is not a party to the work between the person who did it and their clients and does not guarantee its outcome.

[Limitation of liability clause — to be drafted with the lawyer, under the applicable law.]

12. Deleting your account

You can delete your account at any time from Profile, Settings, Delete my account. Your profile, works, the reviews you wrote on other people's profiles, your evidence and your linked platforms are deleted. Only an anonymous audit entry is kept.

13. Changes to these terms

If we change these terms in a significant way we will tell you in the app or by email before they apply.

14. Governing law and jurisdiction

These terms are governed by [GOVERNING LAW]. Disputes will be resolved before [JURISDICTION / COMPETENT COURTS], without prejudice to the rights the law gives you as a consumer.