Legal

Terms of Service

Effective [REPLACE: effective date] · v1.0

We've tried to write these in plain English. If anything is unclear, email legal@atletafit.comand we'll explain it without lawyering.

01 · Who we are

Atletafit Ltd. is a company registered in England & Wales (company number [REPLACE: company number]). Our office is at [REPLACE: registered address]. When we say "we", "us", or "Atletafit", we mean that entity.

02 · The account

Your account belongs to you. You're responsible for keeping your password safe. If something looks off, a login you don't recognise, a client who got a strange email, tell us and we'll investigate within one business day.

03 · Your clients' data

Everything your clients share with you through Atletafit belongs to them. We process it on your behalf as a data processor. You're the controller. If a client asks for an export or deletion, we'll help you handle it within 30 days. See our Privacy Policy for the details.

04 · Subscription & billing

Atletafit is £79/month, billed monthly. The price can change, but if it does, we'll give you 60 days' notice and the old price will stick for your existing subscription cycle.

  • Cancel any time, no questions asked, one click in your account.
  • Failed payments: we'll retry twice, then email you, then pause the account. Your data stays.
  • Refunds: if something is genuinely broken on our side, we'll refund the month without argument.

05 · What we'll do

We'll keep your data in region (UK + EU for EU customers). We'll patch security issues within 72 hours of disclosure. We'll email you about outages >30 minutes. We'll tell you before we change anything material in how Atletafit works.

06 · What we won't do

We won't sell your data. We won't train AI on your clients' health information. We won't send marketing emails to your clients, the email footer says "Sent by your coach via Atletafit", not the other way around.

07 · Ending things

You can cancel any time. We can too, with 60 days' notice and a full export of your data. If either of us breaches these terms badly and doesn't fix it within 14 days of being told, the other can end the agreement immediately.

08 · Disputes

We'd rather email it out than lawyer it out. If we can't, English law governs and the courts of England & Wales have exclusive jurisdiction. You keep your statutory consumer rights either way.