Terms & Conditions

About these terms

Thanks for signing up to use Moot. These terms (Terms) apply to:

In these Terms, we sometimes refer to Moot and the Software together as the "Services".

Our aim is to make these terms easy to read and understand. Please read them carefully, because they're legally binding. When you accept them, we give you the right to use our Services. In return, we'll need you to follow these Terms. As Moot is a service designed for organisation use, the use of 'you' or 'your' is related to the use of our Services by your organisation.

Who are we?

We are Circle Technologies Ltd, trading as Moot. We're registered in England and Wales under company number 13206759. Our registered office is at International House, 24 Holborn Viaduct, London, United Kingdom, EC1A 2BN.

Moot is a multiplayer workspace designed for growing remote teams. Here we're creating a privacy policy that’s clear and easy to read. If you have any questions, or things you think we could improve, please let us know by email at james@moot.app.

Our contact details

We are a small team where you can contact us via our founder's email. This email is james@moot.app

Using Moot

Before you can start using Moot, you'll need to create an account. To create an account, you will need to be an admin, or be invited by an admin. We'll need your name & email address. If you've signed in to Moot via a third party login provider (like Google), then we might be able to get some of this information from them. You can use Moot on the web.

Fair use of our services

When you accept these Terms we'll grant you a licence to use our Services. This license is non-exclusive (meaning we can grant the same licence to all users of our Services) and it's personal to you only (meaning you can't transfer the licence to anyone else). When you accept these Terms, you agree not to:

New changes to Moot

We'll do our best to keep you up to date when we're making changes to our Services. We can change, update, pause, or discontinue any of our product features at any time. We don't need to give you any notice beforehand, but we'll try to be reasonable and let you know when we can.

Ownsership of our services

When we say "Intellectual Property Rights", we mean any patents, copyrights, moral rights, trademarks, business names, domain names, designs, software rights, or confidential information that we hold. We also mean any other intellectual property rights (registered or not registered) that we hold now, or will hold in the future. We and our licensors own all of the Intellectual Property Rights to our Services, and these Terms don't give you any of these rights.

Paid services

Moot is currently a paid service for teams. In the future, we might offer new features or additional premium services that you'll need to pay a different price for if you want to use them. If we do, we will either update these Terms, or we'll create some separate terms to cover these new services we're offering. If we create separate terms, you'll need to agree to those terms before you can access our services again. If we do any of the above, we'll update these terms, and give you at least 30 days' notice

Ending or limiting our services to you

If you don't follow the Terms we've set out, we can remove your access to Moot straight away. This means that you'll no longer be able to access your account, and you won't be allowed to open a new account in the future.

We can also remove your access to all or parts of Moot without giving you a reason. If we want to do this, we'll provide you with at least 30 days' notice. From time to time, we might need or choose to impose limits on our Services. If we do, we'll try to give you 30 days' notice.

Our responsibilities

While we hope you'll love using Daybridge, we can't guarantee that it'll meet your needs. We also don't guarantee that the service will always be available, or be free from errors. From time to time, it's possible that your access to the service will be interrupted. If this happens, we won't be responsible for any loss or damage that comes about as a result.

We take steps to preserve your data, and protect its integrity. These steps include replicating the data to protect against hardware failure, and where possible, taking regular backups. We won't be responsible for loss of your data, or any corruption to it.

Our duty to the terms

How we enforce these terms

To keep Moot both secure & running smoothly, we keep an eye on how people are using our Services, and take action when we need to. You agree that we can monitor your use of Moot to make sure you're not breaking our Terms. We'll always do this in line with our privacy policy.

How we use your information

To learn more about how we'll use your personal information, please read our privacy policy

What laws apply to these Terms?

These Terms are governed by English law and the English courts will have jurisdiction over any claim. If you're resident outside of the UK, then you'll continue to have all of the consumer rights available to you in your country of residence.

Getting support

If you run into problems using Moot — we can help. You can contact us via social media, or email us on james@moot.app. We also have a feedback feature within the Moot product.

Thank you - our use of third party services and open source software

This section will updated on our first public release of Moot! Stay tuned.