Terms of Service - Copl

Version 1.3 - effective from 2026-08-11

These terms explain what you and we have agreed to when you use Copl. We've tried to write them in plain language - if anything is unclear, get in touch.

Note: this is an English translation of the Swedish original. The Swedish version is the authoritative one in case of any discrepancy. Synchronize both files when updating the terms.

Who runs the service

Pontus Brunzell, sole trader (enskild näringsidkare), operates the Copl app ("Copl", "the service", "we", "us"). Users are referred to as "you" (individual) or "you both" (when in a couple).

Contact: copl-app@outlook.com

Note during development: when the service moves to a company structure, this section will be updated with company name, registration number, and contact details.

1. What Copl is

Copl is a mobile app for couples that helps you stay on top of what concerns your relationship - calendar, tasks, family, finances, intimacy, and more - in one place. The service consists of the app, our database, and our support.

2. Who may use Copl

3. What you agree to

By using Copl, you agree:

4. Your content and your rights

5. What we promise and don't promise

We do our best to:

We do not promise:

6. Fees

7. What happens when a relationship ends

Copl is built for couples. When your shared relationship ends in the app:

This is the same principle as a "divorce mode": shared data should be wound down with dignity, not erased in the heat of the moment - while each person always retains full control over their own data.

8. Closing your account

You can at any time:

We may in turn terminate your account if you:

9. Limitation of liability

Copl is provided "as is". We do our best but cannot be held responsible for:

Maximum liability: In case of damage claims, our total liability is limited to 0 SEK because the service is free. If fees are introduced in the future, this changes to "the amount you've paid in the last 12 months".

However, this does not apply to:

9.1 The training module is not medical advice

Copl includes a training module where you can enter workouts, weight, height and optionally body fat percentage, and where the app calculates BMI and shows progress over time.

This is not healthcare and not medical advice. The app makes no diagnoses, gives no treatment recommendations, and is not a medical device. The numbers are calculations on what you entered yourself, nothing more.

BMI is a crude measure that does not distinguish muscle from fat and says nothing about an individual person's health. We show it with reference ranges and without judgements about your body, but it does not replace an assessment by a healthcare professional.

Consult a doctor, physiotherapist or other healthcare professional before you start training if you have an illness or injury, are pregnant, take medication, or are unsure whether a programme suits you. You train at your own risk and are responsible for the decisions you make about your body based on what the app shows.

If you have an eating disorder or a difficult relationship with food, weight or exercise: consider not using the body measurements at all. The rest of the app works without them, and you can delete them at any time.

9.2 The AI assistants

The app has three features that use a language model: list suggestions, the meal assistant and the training assistant. You are talking to an AI system, never to a human.

Answers may be wrong, incomplete or inappropriate. That is inherent to the technology and applies to all language models. Always read a suggestion through before using it.

Food. This matters especially for recipes, ingredient lists and weekly planning. An AI-generated ingredient list can miss or add something, quantities can be wrong, and the assistant knows nothing about your allergies even if you have entered them in the family module - it never sees the content of the app. Check for yourself in case of allergy or intolerance. A shopping list for a whole week is also built from the names of the dishes rather than from fetched recipes, and is therefore approximate.

Training. An AI-generated training plan is not medical advice and takes no account of your health, your injuries or your level. The same applies there as in 9.1: you train at your own risk.

Suggestions are suggestions. You choose what to save, and you are responsible for what you use.

10. Dispute resolution and applicable law

If you are a consumer under Swedish law (which you are as a private individual), consumer protection laws apply in addition - they may give you rights beyond what's stated here, and they take precedence over these terms if the two should ever clash.

We do not use arbitration. An arbitration agreement entered into before a dispute has arisen is invalid against consumers in Sweden anyway, and we do not think terms should contain clauses that do not hold.

11. Changes to the terms

We may update these terms. For major changes:

Version history:

Version Date Change
1.0 2026-05-19 First version.
1.3 2026-08-11 Section 9.2 rewritten to cover all three AI features instead of only the list suggestions: explicit that you are talking to an AI system and not to a human (EU AI Act Article 50), that weekly planning and recipes can be wrong, that the shopping list for a week is approximate, and that an AI-generated training plan is not medical advice. Section 10 extended: ARN added as a route for consumer disputes, and the right as a consumer to bring proceedings in the court where you live - the earlier wording named Stockholm District Court without exception. Added that we do not use arbitration. Section 3 completed with responsibility for information you enter about others. Section 5 corrected: end-to-end encryption has been in place since 2026-05-23, it was wrongly described as future.
1.2 2026-08-06 New section 12 on the app stores, added ahead of the Android launch. It carries the minimum terms Apple requires of developers who use their own terms instead of Apple's standard agreement: that the agreement is between the user and us, that Apple and Google are not responsible for the app, its support or claims against it, and that they are beneficiaries entitled to enforce the terms. Section 6 extended with payment going through the store, that we never see payment details, and that a subscription can only be cancelled by the user in the store - it does not end when the Copl account is deleted. Following sections renumbered.
1.1 2026-07-31 Two disclaimers added for features built since version 1.0. 9.1: the training module is not medical advice - BMI and body measurements are calculations on your own entries, the app is not a medical device, and anyone with an illness, injury, pregnancy or eating disorder is directed to consult healthcare professionals or to skip the body measurements. 9.2: AI-generated suggestions may be wrong and must be read through before use, with a specific instruction to check allergies yourself since the model has no access to the allergy information in the family module.

12. The app stores

Copl is downloaded through the App Store or Google Play. Beyond these terms, the store's own terms also apply to the download itself, and those are outside our control.

This agreement is between you and us, not between you and the store. Apple and Google are not parties to it. In plain terms:

The points above appear here because Apple requires them of developers who use their own terms instead of Apple's standard agreement. They do not limit your rights against us under Swedish or European consumer law.

13. Miscellaneous

14. Contact

Questions about these terms:

Email: copl-app@outlook.com

Postal address: provided on request

The Swedish version of these terms is authoritative. In case of discrepancy between translations, the Swedish version applies. See TERMS.md for the Swedish original.

See also PRIVACY.en.md - our privacy policy.