NeuroHackingApp

TERMS

Terms

Version 2026-09-28.1Minimum age: 18+

1. Operator and contact

  1. The service provider and operator of NeuroHackingApp.com (the “Service”) is BOMEGA SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ, ul. Długa 2B, 56-416 Twardogóra, Polska. KRS 0000841054; NIP 9112034523; REGON 386056613; Sąd Rejonowy dla Wrocławia-Fabrycznej we Wrocławiu, IX Wydział Gospodarczy KRS; kapitał zakładowy 20 000 zł (the “Provider”).
  2. General contact and support: [email protected].
  3. Privacy and personal-data contact: [email protected].
  4. These Terms set out the rules for electronic services made available through the Service.

2. Definitions

  1. “Account” means an individual user profile protected by authentication and associated with an email address and data stored in the Service.
  2. “User” means a natural person using the Service who is at least 18 years old.
  3. “Electronic Services” means functions supplied remotely through the Provider’s information system.
  4. “Self-observation Data” means information voluntarily entered by the User in features such as Daily Pulse, Focus Lab, experiments, journal, reports, progress and Academy.
  5. “Telegram Integration” means an optional link between the Account and a supported Telegram bot or Mini App.
  6. “Notifications” means optional messages sent through Telegram or Web Push according to User settings.
  7. “Product Documents” include in particular these Terms, the Privacy Policy, Safety and Methodology pages.

3. Nature and scope of the Service

  1. NeuroHackingApp is an educational platform and a tool for work organization, self-observation, reflection and simple behavioral experiments.
  2. The Service may provide, among other things, Daily Pulse, Focus Lab, protocols, experiments, journal, reports and exports, Academy, a knowledge base, calculation tools, notification settings and Telegram integration.
  3. The Service is not a medical device, medical service or psychotherapy. It is not intended to diagnose, treat or prevent disease, or to replace a doctor, psychologist, psychotherapist or other qualified professional.
  4. Scores, indicators, summaries, correlations and suggestions are educational and supportive only. They do not guarantee a result and do not prove causation.
  5. Crisis and safety information, where provided, is not made dependent on payment.

4. Technical requirements

  1. Use of the Service requires an internet-connected device, a current browser supporting HTTPS and JavaScript, and—where Account features are used—access to email.
  2. Some features may additionally require Service Worker/Web Push support, browser permission for notifications or an active Telegram account.
  3. Users should keep their operating system and browser current and protect devices and credentials against unauthorized access.

5. Formation of the service agreement and Account registration

  1. An agreement for Account-related Electronic Services is formed after successful completion of registration and acceptance of the required Product Documents.
  2. Registration requires at least a valid email address, password and display name, together with required confirmations, including minimum-age confirmation.
  3. The Service may require email verification through a single-use verification link.
  4. Users must provide truthful information and may not impersonate another person.
  5. Users are responsible for keeping passwords confidential and should not share sessions or credentials with third parties.

6. Account use and security

  1. Users may manage active sessions, log out the current or all sessions, and delete the Account in accordance with available Service functionality.
  2. If unauthorized Account use is suspected, the User should promptly change access credentials and contact the Provider.
  3. The Provider may use login-rate controls, single-use tokens, CSRF protection, secure cookies and other technical security measures.

7. Daily Pulse, journal, experiments and reports

  1. Users may voluntarily record their own observations, including self-ratings of sleep, energy, stress, focus, priorities and personal notes.
  2. The Service may create summaries and simple comparisons from User data, such as changes over time or co-occurrence of observations.
  3. Such summaries are not a diagnosis, clinical study or confirmation that one observation caused another.
  4. A User should stop an experiment or activity if it causes concern, worsens wellbeing or conflicts with advice from a qualified professional.
  5. The Service should not be used to store medical records, test results, diagnoses or information that the User does not wish to place in an information system.

8. Telegram Integration

  1. Linking an Account to Telegram is optional unless a particular feature expressly requires that integration.
  2. Linking may require a single-use code or signed Telegram Mini App mechanism.
  3. Use of Telegram is also subject to Telegram’s own terms and rules.
  4. A User may lose access to Telegram-dependent functionality if the link is removed, the Account is deleted or the User loses access to the relevant Telegram account.

9. Email, Telegram and Web Push notifications

  1. Messages necessary for Account security or operation, such as email verification, may be sent independently of marketing preferences.
  2. Reminder or product notifications through Telegram and Web Push are configurable in User settings where the function is available.
  3. Users may disable optional notifications using Service or browser settings.
  4. The Service may use deduplication, timezone awareness and quiet hours.

10. User content and acceptable use

  1. Users retain rights in content they enter into the Service to the extent provided by law.
  2. The User grants the Provider a non-exclusive permission to technically process that content only to the extent required to operate Service functionality, synchronization, backups, export and security.
  3. Prohibited conduct includes supplying unlawful content, infringing third-party rights, attempting to bypass security, automated overloading of the Service, using another person’s credentials, injecting malicious code or using the Service for unlawful activity.
  4. Users should minimize personal data relating to other people in notes and free-text fields.

11. Intellectual property

  1. Rights in the software, interface design, knowledge base, editorial materials, branding and other Service elements belong to the Provider or relevant licensors.
  2. Use of the Service does not transfer copyright, trademark rights or other intellectual-property rights to the User.
  3. Materials may be used only within the purpose of Service functionality and applicable law.

12. Availability, changes and maintenance

  1. The Provider uses reasonable care to maintain a stable and secure Service but does not guarantee uninterrupted availability.
  2. Interruptions may result from maintenance, updates, failures, infrastructure providers, security incidents or events outside the Provider’s reasonable control.
  3. Functions may be developed, changed or withdrawn where justified by security, legal compliance, product development or infrastructure changes.
  4. Material changes affecting User rights should be communicated within a reasonable period before taking effect unless immediate action is required by law or security.

13. Paid services

  1. If paid functionality or a Premium plan is introduced, the price, billing period, scope and payment rules will be presented before an order is placed.
  2. Launch of paid functionality may require additional purchase terms and consumer information. Holding an Account does not itself create an obligation to purchase a paid service.
  3. Until a specific paid offer is activated, this section does not create an obligation to buy or sell any paid service.

14. Complaints and technical support

  1. Problems with Electronic Services may be reported to [email protected].
  2. Where possible, a report should include a description of the issue, its date and information needed to reproduce it, without sending passwords, tokens or other secrets.
  3. The Provider handles complaints within a reasonable period and, where mandatory statutory deadlines apply, within the period required by law.

15. Suspension and termination

  1. A User may stop using the Account at any time through Account deletion functionality where available or by contacting the Provider.
  2. The Provider may temporarily limit or suspend an Account where necessary because of a breach of law, these Terms, Service security or third-party rights, proportionately to the issue.
  3. Serious or repeated breaches may result in termination of Electronic Services, subject to applicable law and consumer rights.
  4. Account deletion triggers deletion of the active profile according to Service mechanisms and the Privacy Policy; it does not necessarily mean immediate deletion of data that must be retained by law, for claims or because of backup retention cycles.

16. Liability and product boundaries

  1. The Provider is responsible for Electronic Services under mandatory applicable law.
  2. The Service does not guarantee a particular outcome in productivity, concentration, wellbeing, stress, sleep, habits or other observed parameters.
  3. Users make their own decisions about actions based on information in the Service and should consider their own circumstances, safety and relevant professional advice.
  4. Nothing in these Terms limits consumer rights in a way prohibited by law.

17. Personal data

  1. Personal-data processing, cookies, browser storage, first-party analytics, Telegram integration and Web Push are described in the Privacy Policy.
  2. Users may use data-export and Account-deletion functionality according to current Service capabilities.

18. Changes to the Terms

  1. These Terms may be amended for important reasons including changes in law, functionality, delivery methods, security or operator information.
  2. Where an Account requires acceptance of a new version, the Service may request renewed acceptance before continued use of selected functions.
  3. The version of a document and its acceptance may be recorded in the Account.

19. Governing law and consumers

  1. Services supplied by the Provider are governed by Polish law, without prejudice to mandatory consumer protection provisions applicable in the User’s habitual place of residence where relevant.
  2. Consumers may use statutory methods for pursuing claims and available out-of-court dispute-resolution procedures.
  3. Information about consumer rights is available, among other sources, from local consumer ombudsmen and materials of the Polish Office of Competition and Consumer Protection.

20. Final provisions

  1. The current Terms are made available free of charge in the Service in a manner allowing review before entering into the service agreement.
  2. If any provision is invalid or ineffective, the remaining provisions remain effective to the extent permitted by law.
  3. This document takes effect on publication by the Provider.