Terms of use

Last updated: 2026-07-21. These terms apply to the MyBoatDesk website, web app and mobile apps.

1. Provider and scope

Provider: [VOLLSTÄNDIGER NAME / FIRMA EINTRAGEN], [STRASSE UND HAUSNUMMER EINTRAGEN], [PLZ EINTRAGEN] [ORT EINTRAGEN], Deutschland, support@myboatdesk.com. By registering you accept these terms.

2. Account

Provide accurate contact information, protect credentials and report unauthorized use. Do not violate rights, disrupt the service or store unlawful content.

3. Plans and trial

Free has no fixed term. Skipper currently costs €4.99 monthly or €49.99 yearly including displayed taxes. The 30-day trial requires no payment method and does not convert automatically. Store purchases also follow store billing rules.

4. Your content

You retain rights in your content and grant only the limited technical rights necessary to provide, secure, sync and export it or share it at your direction.

5. Lasting data rights

Plan expiry or module deactivation does not delete boat records. Reading, search, original download, export, transfer and deletion remain available.

6. Availability and changes

We operate with reasonable care but cannot guarantee uninterrupted or error-free availability. Maintenance, security and necessary changes can temporarily affect functions.

7. No substitute for professional judgment

Maintenance hints, dates, manual search, reports and future AI outputs organize and assist. They do not replace manufacturer instructions, mandated inspections, diagnosis, navigation, weather assessment or skipper responsibility.

8. Cancellation and deletion

Paid plans follow the terms shown at purchase and store-billed plans are managed in that store. Cancelling a plan does not delete the account; account deletion requires separate confirmation.

9. Liability

Mandatory liability remains unaffected. Any limitation for ordinary negligence must be reviewed for the actual business, customer location and governing consumer law before launch.

10. Final provisions

German law applies without displacing mandatory consumer protections at your habitual residence. Mandatory jurisdiction rules remain unaffected.