Terms of use
Last updated: 20 September 2026
1. Who these terms are between
These terms are the contract for using this Atlas installation between you and the operator:
Alex Szabo
Alex Szabo
Email: alex@tailored.hu
Atlas is offered to businesses and to private people. Where a rule applies to only one of them, these terms say so. A consumer is a person who uses Atlas for purposes outside their trade, business or profession (§ 1 KSchG). Everyone else is a business.
The person who creates an organization in Atlas concludes the contract for that organization and confirms they are at least 18 years old and allowed to do so. Members who are invited accept these terms for their own use of Atlas.
2. The service
Atlas is a web application for planning and tracking work: tasks, goals, chat, git repositories, pull requests, releases and related functions. The operator provides it over the internet in its current version and may develop it further. Functions may change as long as the core of the service stays and the change is reasonable for you. If a change makes Atlas substantially less useful to you, you may end the contract as described in section 11 and get back the fee for the unused time.
3. Accounts
An organization's admin creates the organization and invites its members. Each account belongs to one person; keep your password and access tokens to yourself and tell the operator at once if someone else may have them. The organization is responsible for who it invites and what its members do in Atlas.
4. Membership, price and payment
Using Atlas requires a paid membership for the organization. The price, the billing period and the taxes are shown before you buy.
Payment is handled by Creem (Armitage Labs OÜ, Tallinn, Estonia) as merchant of record. Creem sells the membership in its own name, charges you, issues the invoice and handles payment data under its own terms and privacy policy. The operator provides Atlas to you and is your contact for everything about the service, including support, withdrawal and refunds; where a refund is due, the operator arranges it through Creem.
A membership runs for the billing period you chose and renews for the same period until it is cancelled. You can cancel at any time under Settings → Billing, which opens Creem's customer portal; the membership then ends when the paid period ends.
If a payment fails or a membership is not renewed, Atlas stays fully usable for 14 more days. After that, members can no longer use the organization and admins can only reach the billing page, until the membership is renewed.
The operator may change the price for future billing periods. You are told by email at least 30 days before the renewal to which the new price applies, and you can cancel before it does. The price of a period you already paid for never changes.
5. Right of withdrawal for consumers
If you are a consumer, you may withdraw from this contract within 14 days of buying the membership without giving a reason (§ 11 FAGG).
To withdraw, send a clear statement, for example by email, to alex@tailored.hu before the 14 days are over. You can use this form, but you do not have to:
To Alex Szabo, alex@tailored.hu: I withdraw from my contract for an Atlas membership. Bought on: … — Name of the organization: … — My name and address: … — Date: …
If you withdraw, you get back everything you paid, without delay and at the latest 14 days after your statement arrives, by the payment method you used, at no cost to you. Access to Atlas ends with the withdrawal; ask for your content first if you need it (section 12).
6. Acceptable use
Do not use Atlas to store or share content that is unlawful or infringes the rights of others. Do not store special categories of personal data, such as health information, unless your organization has a legal basis for it. Do not try to access data of other organizations, break or probe the service or its security, send spam, or place excessive load on the service. Automated access is welcome through the API and personal access tokens, within reasonable limits.
7. Your content and personal data
Content you and your organization create stays yours. You give the operator only the permission it needs to run Atlas for you: to store, back up, display and transmit the content to the members of your organization.
You are responsible for your content and for having the right to put it into Atlas, including personal data of other people.
How the operator handles personal data is described in the privacy policy. Where your organization is a business or another body, the operator processes the personal data in your content on your behalf; the data processing agreement is then part of this contract.
8. The operator's rights in Atlas
The software, its design and its documentation belong to the operator or its licensors. For the term of the contract you may use Atlas for your organization's own purposes. You may not resell it, copy it or take it apart, unless the law allows this regardless of what a contract says.
9. Availability and backups
The operator runs Atlas with the care of a diligent provider, monitors it and keeps encrypted backups, but does not promise uninterrupted availability. Maintenance that interrupts the service is kept short and, where it can be planned, done outside usual working hours in Central Europe.
Backups exist to restore the whole installation after a failure, not to recover single items you deleted. Keep your own copies of anything you cannot afford to lose; git repositories can be cloned at any time.
10. Warranty and liability
Consumers. Your statutory warranty rights apply without restriction, in particular under the Austrian Consumer Warranty Act (VGG), including the updates needed to keep Atlas in conformity with the contract. The operator is liable without limit for intent and gross negligence, for injury to life, body or health, and under the Product Liability Act. For other damage caused by slight negligence the operator is not liable, except where it breaches an obligation that is essential to the contract.
Businesses. The operator remedies defects within a reasonable time after you report them. The operator is liable without limit for intent, for injury to life, body or health, and under mandatory law. For gross negligence, its liability is limited to the fees your organization paid in the twelve months before the damage occurred. Liability for slight negligence, lost profit, lost savings and indirect damage is excluded. Claims expire one year after you learn of the damage and who caused it.
The operator is not liable for damage that regular copies of your own content would have prevented, beyond the effort of restoring from such copies.
11. Term, cancellation and suspension
The contract runs until the organization's membership ends or the organization is deleted.
You can cancel at any time with effect from the end of the paid period (section 4). You can delete your own account at any time under Account → Privacy.
The operator may end the contract with at least 30 days' notice to the end of a paid period. Either side may end it at once for good cause. Good cause for the operator is, in particular, a serious or repeated breach of section 6, or a payment that stays open for more than 30 days despite a reminder. If the operator ends the contract without your being at fault, you get back the fee for the unused time.
The operator may suspend an account or an organization for as long as is needed to stop a breach of section 6 or a threat to the security of the service. You are told why, beforehand where that is possible, and given the chance to fix it.
12. After the contract ends
Your content is kept for 90 days after the membership ends, so that you can renew and continue. During that time the operator hands your content over on request: git repositories as they are, other content in a common machine-readable format. After the 90 days, or earlier if you ask, the operator deletes the organization and its content; backups follow as described in the privacy policy.
13. Changes to these terms
The operator may change these terms to reflect changes in the law, in court decisions, in the service or in how payment works, as long as the change does not alter what you mainly get and pay for and is not unreasonable for you. Other changes need your explicit agreement.
You are told of a change by email and in Atlas at least 30 days before it applies. If you do not object in that time, the change is accepted; the notice says so explicitly. If you object, the contract continues under the old terms, and both sides may end it to the date the change would have applied, with a refund of the fee for the unused time.
14. Law and courts
Austrian law applies, without its conflict-of-law rules and without the UN Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods. If you are a consumer living in another country of the European Union, you also keep the protection of the mandatory consumer law of that country.
For businesses, the courts at the operator's seat have exclusive jurisdiction. For consumers, the courts named by law are competent, in Austria in particular under § 14 KSchG.
The operator is neither obliged nor willing to take part in dispute resolution before a consumer arbitration body. Write to alex@tailored.hu first; most things can be solved that way.
15. Final provisions
The English version of these terms is the authoritative one; translations are for convenience. Towards businesses: if a provision is invalid, the rest stays in force, and changes to the contract must be made in text form.