Terms

The account

Creating an Øen account means you give us your email, we confirm you can receive it, and from then on you are the sole owner of everything you put on your card. You can edit it, publish it, pause it, or delete it whenever you want. We don't lock you in.

The card you make

What you put on your card is yours. You grant us only the license we need to actually serve the card to scanners — to render it at oen.cards/your-slug, generate the Apple Wallet pass, and run the supporting features (analytics, QR, vCard download). We don't use your content for anything else and we don't train models on it.

What you agree not to do

You agree not to impersonate other people, publish misleading contact information, use Øen to send spam or harass anyone, or upload content that violates intellectual property rights or applicable law. If you cross any of those lines we reserve the right to remove the content, pause the account, or terminate it — with notice when possible.

Payment, if any

The base account is free. Paid features are clearly labelled and gated; you only owe us money when you explicitly upgrade. If you cancel a paid plan you keep your access through the period you already paid for, then revert to the free tier — no charge surprises, no data lost, no “contact sales to cancel” friction.

The honest limits

Øen is provided “as is.” We work hard to keep it reliable, fast, and accurate, and our SLA for paid accounts will spell out the specifics in the final attorney-reviewed terms. For now: we do our best and we don't hide behind weasel language when something goes wrong.

How disputes get handled

We'll write the dispute-resolution mechanism into the final terms with counsel — venue, governing law, the standard things. If you have a dispute today, email [email protected] and we'll talk to you directly. We'd rather resolve it than escalate it.

This page reflects Øen's commitments today. The full attorney-reviewed Terms of Service — with the standard sections (governing law, arbitration, limitation of liability, indemnification, severability, etc.) — is in final legal review and replaces this page before public signup opens.