Kelavi

Kelavi Terms

The short version

Kelavi turns photos you already have into a private map of your life. Your account and your photos are yours. Be thoughtful about who you share your map with. We'll do our best to keep Kelavi running well, and we'll tell you if anything important changes.

1. Your account

You sign in with a code sent to your email address, or with a passkey. Keep access to that email address secure — it's how Kelavi confirms it's really you. You're responsible for what happens under your account.

2. Your photos and memories

The photos, notes, and words you add stay yours. Kelavi stores them to build and show your map back to you (and to anyone you explicitly choose to share it with) — nothing more. See Privacy for exactly what's stored and how.

3. Your responsibility when sharing

Invite and public links are only as private as who you give them to. If you share a public link widely, anyone with it can view your map for as long as it stays public. You can revoke an invite link or switch back to private at any time.

4. Availability of the service

Kelavi is provided as-is. We aim to keep it available and your data intact, but we can't guarantee uninterrupted access — maintenance, outages, or issues with providers Kelavi depends on (like hosting or the mapping service) can affect availability.

5. Things you may not do

  • · Upload photos or content you don't have the right to use.
  • · Use Kelavi to harass, impersonate, or endanger someone.
  • · Try to access another person's account or private map without permission.
  • · Attempt to disrupt, overload, or reverse-engineer the service.

6. Ending your account

You can delete your account at any time from Account settings — this immediately and permanently removes your photos, places, notes, and share links. We may suspend or end an account that violates these terms.

7. Changes to Kelavi

Kelavi may change over time — features can be added, adjusted, or removed. If a change materially affects how your data is handled, we'll aim to let you know.

8. Liability / legal terms

TODO / configuration placeholder — specific liability terms (e.g. limitation-of-liability language, warranty disclaimers appropriate to a real legal entity) haven't been configured for this project yet and shouldn't be guessed at here.

9. Governing law

TODO / configuration placeholder — no governing jurisdiction has been specified for this project.

10. Contact

TODO / configuration placeholder — a contact address hasn't been configured for this project yet.