Draft. These terms are being finalised ahead of subscriptions
switching on. Nothing here changes what the free app does today.
These terms are an agreement between you and DTI Ventures Pty Ltd
(ABN 22 700 856 873), the Australian company that operates the Outrunr app
("Outrunr", "we", "us"). By creating an account or using the app you agree to them.
If you do not agree, please do not use the app. Our
Privacy Policy explains how we handle your data and forms part
of these terms.
1. What Outrunr is
Outrunr is a running app. It records your runs with your phone's GPS, keeps your history
and personal bests, gives you pace zones, and, on the paid tier, builds and adapts a
training plan around the runs you log, predicts race times, and offers additional coach
voices. The free tier and the paid tier are described in the app and on
outrunr.com.au; we may change what each tier includes, and will
tell you in the app when we do.
2. Running is on you
Outrunr gives general training guidance built from the data you record. It is
not medical advice, and it does not know your medical history. Before
starting or changing a training programme, see a doctor if you have a heart condition,
are pregnant, are returning from injury or illness, or have any other reason to check
first. Stop running and seek help if you feel unwell. You are responsible for training
safely, for running in safe places, and for your own decisions about pace, distance and
effort. Heart-rate readings come from your own devices and may be inaccurate.
Pace zones, predicted times, fitness estimates and plans are estimates. They can be wrong,
and they are not a promise about what you will run.
3. Your account
You can use the Run tab without an account. Training plans and the paid tier need one, so
your plan and your subscription follow you between phones. Keep your sign-in details to
yourself, tell us if you think someone else is using your account, and give us accurate
details. You must be at least 16 to hold an account, or have a parent or guardian's
permission. You can delete your account in the app at any time (Settings → Delete
account) or via our deletion request form.
4. Subscriptions, trials and prices
The paid tier is sold as an auto-renewing subscription, monthly or annual, through the
Apple App Store or Google Play. The price is shown in the app before you buy, in your
store's currency, and may differ by country. You pay the store, not us,
and the store's terms and payment methods apply to the purchase.
Free trial. Your first training plan starts a 14-day free trial of the
paid tier. The trial starts the day the plan is generated, runs once per account, and
does not need a payment method. When it ends, the paid features lock again and your plan
pauses where it is; nothing you have saved is removed. Subscribe at any time to carry on.
Renewal. A subscription renews automatically at the end of each billing
period at the price shown, until you cancel. You can cancel at any time in your Apple ID
or Google Play subscription settings, at least 24 hours before the period ends; cancelling
stops the next charge and you keep the paid tier until the period you have paid for runs
out. Deleting the app does not cancel a subscription.
Refunds. Because the store takes the payment, refund requests go to
Apple or Google under their refund policies. Nothing in this section limits your rights
under the Australian Consumer Law (see section 8).
Price changes. If we change the price of a subscription, the store will
tell you before the change applies and you will be able to cancel first.
5. Using the app fairly
You agree not to:
- copy, reverse-engineer or resell the app or its content;
- use the app to harass anyone or to upload unlawful, abusive or infringing material;
- interfere with the service, other accounts, or the systems behind it;
- feed the app fake runs to obtain records, badges or rewards you did not earn.
We may suspend or close an account that breaks these terms. If we do, we will tell you
why where we lawfully can.
6. Your runs and our app
Your runs, photos and notes are yours. You give us a licence to store and process them to
run the service for you, as described in the Privacy Policy,
and you can export or delete them at any time. Share cards you create are yours to post.
The app, its design, its coaching content and the Outrunr name are ours or our licensors',
and remain so.
7. Availability and changes
We work to keep Outrunr available and accurate, but it depends on your phone, its GPS,
your network and third-party services, and it may be interrupted. We may update, change or
withdraw features, and we may stop offering the app altogether with reasonable notice. If
we withdraw the paid tier during a period you have paid for, you will be entitled to a
pro-rata refund for the unused part.
8. Australian Consumer Law
Our services come with guarantees that cannot be excluded under the Australian Consumer
Law. For major failures with the service you are entitled to cancel your subscription and
to a refund for the unused portion, or to compensation for its reduced value. You are also
entitled to have any failure that is not a major failure fixed within a reasonable time,
and if that is not done, to cancel and obtain a refund for the unused portion. Nothing in
these terms limits those rights.
To the extent the law allows, and subject to those guarantees, we are not liable for loss
that arises from your running, from inaccurate sensor or GPS data, from your use of a plan
against medical advice, or for indirect or consequential loss, and our total liability to
you is limited to the amount you paid for the subscription in the twelve months before the
claim.
9. Changes to these terms
We may update these terms. If a change matters to you, we will tell you in the app or by
email before it takes effect, and continuing to use the app after that date means you
accept it. The current version is always at
outrunr.com.au/terms.html.
10. Law and disputes
These terms are governed by the laws of New South Wales, Australia. If something goes
wrong, write to us first — most things can be sorted out quickly. If we cannot resolve
it, the courts of New South Wales have jurisdiction, without limiting your rights to bring
a claim where you live.