9. User content & social features
User content means anything you submit through the Service, including your username, display name, profile photo, reports you file, group names you choose, the details of group events you create (such as titles, descriptions, times and locations), the messages you send in a group AI chat, and any other content you provide.
You keep ownership of your user content. You grant axxtas a worldwide, non-exclusive, royalty-free licence to host, store, reproduce, display and process your user content solely to operate, provide and maintain the Service. This licence ends when your content or account is deleted, except for copies retained as required by law or as described in the Privacy Policy.
Public profile information
Your username, display name, and profile picture are PUBLIC. Other users can see them, and your username is SEARCHABLE so others can find and send you friend requests. Do not use a profile photo or name you are not comfortable being public. Do not upload photos you don’t have the rights to. We may reclaim or change usernames that are offensive, infringing, impersonating, or inactive.
Groups, invites and shared events
Life lets you create groups and invite friends to them. The people you invite can accept or decline. As a member you can rename a group and leave it at any time, and the inviter/owner of a group can remove other members. Joining or creating a group, sending an invite, creating a group event and responding to one are all things you choose to do — you control what you share by deciding which groups to join and what to post in them.
When you are a member of a group, certain information about you becomes visible to the other members of that group:
- your display name and username, so members know who is in the group;
- group events you create, including their details, which are visible to all members;
- your RSVP responses to group events (for example, going or not going) — other members can see your response and the aggregate count of who is going;
- your availability/free-busy information (when you are free or busy, not the details of your private events) when the group-availability feature reads members' calendars to compute overlapping free time and suggest meeting times; and
- the messages you send in a group's AI chat, which are visible to the group.
Information you share in a group is visible only to the members of that group, not to all users of the Service. Other members may further share or copy what they can see, so do not put anything in a group that you would not want those members to have.
Group names, group event details and group chat messages are user content. You keep ownership of your group content under the licence above, and you grant us the rights in that licence (including processing through our AI provider) so that we can deliver Groups — for example, store and display group events, show RSVPs, compute combined availability, and run the AI group assistant. As explained in §5, the group assistant only proposes shared events; nothing is written to anyone's calendar until a user explicitly applies it.
What happens to group data when you leave
When you leave a group, or the owner removes you, your membership ends and your RSVP responses are dropped from that group's events. When the last member leaves a group, the group and its group events are deleted. See the Privacy Policy for how group data is retained and deleted in more detail.
There is zero tolerance for objectionable content and abusive behaviour. This applies everywhere in the Service, including group names, group events, RSVPs and group chat messages, and to how you use invites — do not send unsolicited or bulk invites (spam) or use groups to harass, bully or exclude others. You must not post, send or share content that is harassing, hateful, threatening, sexually explicit, or that sexually exploits or endangers minors, nor any content that is illegal, impersonates others, is spam, is scraped or harvested, or infringes anyone’s rights.
Reporting, blocking and our response
You can report and block other users from within the app. We review reports and, where warranted, act on objectionable content and eject abusive users within 24 hours of a report.
We may remove content, reclaim usernames, and suspend or terminate accounts at our discretion to enforce these Terms.
Other users’ information may be inaccurate, and your interactions with other users are at your own risk. To the maximum extent permitted by law, axxtas is not responsible for the conduct of other users. This does not limit rights that cannot be excluded under applicable law.