Terms of use
1. Introductory provisions
These terms of use (the 'Terms') govern use of the Doucko web application (the 'Service'). The Service connects tutors and students for tutoring. By using the Service, the user confirms acceptance of these Terms.
2. Service provider
The Service is operated by the Doucko application operator (the data controller is specified in the Privacy policy).
3. Registration and account
Registration is required for full use of the Service. The user is obliged to provide true data and keep it up-to-date. The account is personal and non-transferable. The user is responsible for the protection of login data.
4. Rules of conduct
The User undertakes to use the Service in accordance with the legal order of the Czech Republic and the EU, including the protection of personal data (GDPR). It is prohibited to abuse the Service to spread illegal content, harass other users or circumvent technical restrictions.
5. Subscription and payments (tutors)
A valid subscription according to the price list is required to actively display the lecturer's profile in the search. Payments can be made through the payment gateway (Stripe). Cancellation and complaints are governed by the terms and conditions and the Consumer Protection Act.
6. Account termination
The user can hide the profile or permanently delete the account in the profile settings. The Operator reserves the right to limit or cancel accounts that violate the Terms or the law.
7. Liability
The service is a mediator of contact between lecturers and students. The operator is not responsible for the content of agreements between users or for the quality of teaching. Liability for damage is limited to the extent permitted by law.
8. Changes to Terms
The operator can change the Terms. Users will be notified of significant changes (e.g. by e-mail or notification in the application). By continuing to use the Service after the change, the user agrees to the new Terms.
9. Final provisions
The Law of the Czech Republic applies to the Service and these Terms. Consumers can use out-of-court dispute resolution (e.g. Czech Trade Inspection, EU ODR).