Terms of use
Version 0.2.0 · Last updated: 9 August 2026
To be reviewed by a lawyer before release. This text is written in plain language and covers the foreseeable cases of a local-first app offering an optional account. It has not been reviewed by a lawyer, and will need to be — particularly if Ritimo ever becomes paid.
1. Purpose
Ritimo is a mobile app that helps you create, schedule and run personal routines. These terms govern its use. Installing it and using it constitutes acceptance.
2. What Ritimo is not
Ritimo is not a medical device and provides no health advice. The app does not remind you to take medication and is not designed for that purpose. It replaces neither medical advice, nor a prescription, nor the follow-up of a healthcare professional.
The routine templates it offers are examples of organisation. They do not constitute a recommendation suited to your personal situation.
3. Your data
Your data is stored on your device. You may turn on an optional online backup, which keeps a copy on our servers so that you can find your data again on another device. The details — what is sent, what never is, and how to erase everything — are in the privacy policy.
Without backup turned on, keeping your data is up to you. Uninstalling the app then erases its contents permanently, and we hold no copy that would allow us to restore it. A backup of your device, if you make one, may include this data depending on your system settings.
With backup turned on, you can export your data or delete your account and its contents at any time from Profile → Your data.
4. Availability and changes
The app is provided as is. We may change it, alter its features or stop distributing it. No continuous availability is guaranteed, and no feature announced as upcoming constitutes a commitment to a date.
5. Liability
Ritimo is an organisation tool. We are not liable for the consequences of a forgotten routine, a notification that does not arrive, or data lost following an uninstall or a device failure.
Notifications depend on the operating system and its power-saving settings. Their delivery at the exact time is not guaranteed, and the app says so explicitly.
6. Ownership
The app, its name, its mascot and its contents are protected. The routines you create belong to you.
Third-party content: Open Beauty Facts
The product records offered when scanning and searching — name, brand, size, photograph — come from Open Beauty Facts, a collaborative database published by the Open Food Facts association. Ritimo copies a record onto your device and sends nothing back to it.
Three licences apply, and they do not cover the same things:
- the database, under the Open Database License 1.0;
- the contents it carries, under the Database Contents License 1.0;
- the photographs, under Creative Commons Attribution ShareAlike 3.0.
These licences cover the contributors' work. A photograph may show packaging, an illustration or a trademark that remain the property of their manufacturer.
The same notice is available offline inside the app, under Profile → Sources and licences.
7. Changes to these terms
These terms may change. The version in force is the one published on this page, with its update date.