Terms of Service

Effective date: July 16, 2026

한국어 버전 (Korean version)

This is an English translation provided for convenience. In case of any discrepancy between the Korean and English versions, the Korean version prevails.

Article 1 (Purpose)

These Terms govern the rights, obligations, and responsibilities between WebGongbang (the "Operator") and members regarding the use of Daily Logs (the "Service") — a schedule, record, journal, and routine management service.

Article 2 (Definitions)

  1. "Service": the Daily Logs web and mobile applications and all related supplementary services provided by the Operator.
  2. "Member": a person who agrees to these Terms, completes registration under the Operator's procedures, and uses the Service.
  3. "Account": the combination of the email address (or social account identifier) and password set by the member for identification and use of the Service.
  4. "Content": all materials created or uploaded by the member while using the Service, including schedules, records, journals, notes, tasks, routines, images, audio, and drawings.
  5. "Paid Service": subscription-based premium features such as Premium provided by the Operator.
  6. "Payment Channel": third-party payment systems designated by the Operator, such as Google Play Billing.

Article 3 (Posting and Effect of the Terms)

  1. These Terms are posted on the Service screen or linked pages and take effect when the member agrees at sign-up.
  2. Members may view these Terms at any time within the Service or at /terms.

Article 4 (Amendment of the Terms)

  1. The Operator may amend these Terms to the extent permitted by applicable laws, including the Act on the Regulation of Terms and Conditions and the E-Commerce Act of the Republic of Korea.
  2. Amendments will be announced via in-service notices or email at least 7 days before the effective date (30 days for changes unfavorable to members or material changes).
  3. Continued use of the Service after the effective date constitutes acceptance. Members who do not agree may terminate the agreement by deleting their account.
  4. For material changes, the Operator may seek explicit renewed consent.

Article 5 (Registration and Eligibility)

  1. Registration is completed when the user agrees to these Terms and the Privacy Policy, submits the registration form, and the Operator accepts it.
  2. Sign-up via social login (Google, Kakao, Naver) follows the same procedure.
  3. Children under 14 may not register. Under Article 22-2 of the Personal Information Protection Act, processing personal information of children under 14 requires legal guardian consent, and the Service does not currently provide such a procedure.
  4. The Operator may refuse registration or subsequently suspend/terminate membership if the member:
    • registered using another person's information;
    • provided false information at registration;
    • re-registers after losing membership due to a violation of these Terms; or
    • is otherwise reasonably deemed inappropriate by the Operator.

Article 6 (Changes to Member Information)

  1. Members may view and edit their information in the Settings menu.
  2. Members must promptly update changed information; the Operator is not liable for disadvantages caused by failure to update.

Article 7 (Protection of Personal Information)

The Operator protects members' personal information under the Personal Information Protection Act and related laws. Details are governed by the Privacy Policy.

Article 8 (Member Obligations and Prohibited Conduct)

  1. Members must comply with these Terms, applicable laws, and Service notices.
  2. Members are responsible for safeguarding their account credentials and may not transfer or lend them to third parties.
  3. Members must not:
    • misappropriate another person's information;
    • interfere with normal Service operation (hacking, automated bots, abnormal traffic, etc.);
    • attempt to extract source code via reverse engineering, decompiling, or disassembling;
    • copy, distribute, or commercially exploit the Service or its content without prior consent;
    • post or transmit content that violates laws or public morals;
    • defame others, infringe rights, invade privacy, or commit fraud or other unlawful acts;
    • infringe intellectual property rights of the Operator or third parties; or
    • post obscene, violent, discriminatory, or hateful content.
  4. The Operator may restrict Service use or terminate membership without prior notice for violations of the above.

Article 8-2 (API Tokens and AI Assistant Connections)

  1. As a supplementary feature of the Paid Service, the Operator may allow members to issue a personal access token ("API token") and connect an external AI assistant of their choice (such as Claude or Cursor) to their own Content (MCP).
  2. Members are responsible for safeguarding their API tokens. Members may not transfer, lend, share, or sell API tokens to third parties, and must immediately revoke a token in Settings upon becoming aware of its exposure.
  3. All access made through a member's API token — including viewing, creating, and modifying Content — is deemed an act of the member.
  4. Members are responsible for reviewing Content created or modified by an AI assistant through an API token with write permission, and bear responsibility for the results.
  5. Members must not engage in any of the following in connection with API tokens; upon violation, the Operator may revoke the token or restrict Service use without prior notice:
    • excessive automated calls, including attempts to circumvent rate limits;
    • use for bulk collection beyond the intended purpose of the Service, such as crawling or scraping; or
    • reselling API tokens or sharing them with third parties.
  6. The Operator is not liable for failures of external AI services connected by the member or for those services' data handling (storage, training, etc.). Details on data transmission to external AI services are governed by the Privacy Policy and the policies of the relevant AI service.

Article 9 (Provision of the Service)

Article 10 (Service Hours and Suspension)

  1. The Service is provided 24/7 in principle.
  2. The Operator may temporarily suspend the Service with prior notice (or subsequent notice in urgent cases) for:
    • regular system inspection, maintenance, or replacement;
    • equipment failure or traffic surges preventing normal operation;
    • force majeure such as natural disasters, national emergencies, or power outages;
    • failures of external services (Google Play, OpenAI, Firebase, etc.); or
    • other operational necessities.

Article 11 (Copyright of Content)

  1. Copyright in all content created or uploaded by a member belongs to that member.
  2. The Operator may process such content only to the minimum extent necessary to provide, operate, and improve the Service (quality improvement, error diagnosis, statistical analysis). Any other use, including promotion, requires the member's prior explicit consent.
  3. Members are responsible for ensuring their content does not infringe third-party rights (copyright, trademark, publicity, etc.) and bear all legal liability for disputes arising therefrom.
  4. Upon account deletion, all member content is deleted immediately and the Operator does not retain or use it.

Article 12 (Management of Content)

  1. The Operator may delete or hide content without prior notice if it:
    • violates laws (copyright infringement, obscenity, violence, criminal conspiracy, etc.);
    • defames others or infringes rights or privacy;
    • disrupts normal Service operation (spam, ads, flooding); or
    • violates public order or morals.
  2. If a third party requests takedown for rights infringement, the Operator may take interim measures under Article 44-2 of the Information and Communications Network Act.

Article 13 (Paid Services)

  1. The Operator provides the following paid subscriptions:
    • Premium: monthly / yearly
  2. The Pro subscription and Lifetime license previously sold are no longer offered; existing purchasers may continue to use them under the conditions stated at the time of purchase.
  3. Prices, features, and billing cycles are posted in the in-service subscription screen. The Operator may change prices/features with prior notice; changes apply to existing subscribers from the next renewal.
  4. Paid subscriptions activate immediately upon payment and renew automatically unless cancelled.
  5. Members may cancel auto-renewal at any time via Google Play subscription management and retain paid features until the end of the current billing period.

Article 14 (Payment Method)

  1. Payments are processed via Google Play Billing.
  2. Payment instrument details (card number, expiry, etc.) are handled by Google; the Operator does not collect or store them.
  3. Payment currency follows the member's Google account country; exchange rates follow Google Play at the time of payment.

Article 15 (Withdrawal of Offer and Refunds)

  1. Under Article 17 of the E-Commerce Act, members may request withdrawal within 7 days of payment.
  2. Withdrawal may be limited (E-Commerce Act Art. 17(2)) where:
    • the member has already used or consumed paid features (e.g., used AI analysis at least once); or
    • the value has objectively and significantly decreased over time.
  3. Refund procedure:
    1. Google Play direct refund: within 48 hours of payment, per Google Play refund policy — Google Play refund help
    2. Operator refund request: after that period or if Google declines, email support@dailylog.kr with the payment date and order ID. The Operator responds on eligibility within 7 business days.
  4. Approved refunds are made through the payment channel (Google Play); timing may vary by payment method.
  5. No refund is provided for the remaining subscription period if membership is terminated for violations of these Terms, laws, or Operator notices.

Article 16 (Payments by Minors)

  1. Persons under 19 must obtain prior consent of a legal guardian to purchase paid services.
  2. Payments made by minors without guardian consent may be cancelled by the minor or their guardian under the Civil Act.
  3. Refunds upon cancellation follow Google Play policy, and the Operator cooperates with the process.

Article 17 (Account Deletion and Loss of Membership)

  1. Members may delete their account at any time via Settings → Profile → Delete Account.
  2. Upon deletion, all content is immediately and irrecoverably deleted, except information subject to statutory retention (payment records 5 years, access logs 3 months, etc.).
  3. The Operator may suspend or terminate membership with prior notice (or subsequent notice in urgent cases) for violations of Article 8, false information, or other legitimate reasons.
  4. Members are given an opportunity to object before final termination.
  5. Automatic deletion of long-term inactive accounts: if a member does not access the Service for 365 days or more, the Operator will notify the registered email in stages (30 days' notice at day 365, 15 days' notice at day 380, 5 days' notice at day 390) and automatically terminate membership at day 395, permanently deleting member information and content (statutory retention items excepted). Logging in at any point during this period immediately stops the process and resets notifications. Members with an active paid subscription are excluded.

Article 18 (Limitation of Liability)

  1. The Operator is exempt from liability where the Service cannot be provided due to force majeure (natural disasters, war, government regulation, telecom failure, third-party service failures such as Google, Firebase, OpenAI, etc.).
  2. The Operator is not liable for Service disruptions or damages caused by the member's fault.
  3. The Operator is not responsible for the reliability, accuracy, or legality of member content; the authoring member bears all responsibility for related disputes.
  4. The Operator has no obligation to intervene in disputes between members or between members and third parties mediated by the Service and is not liable for resulting damages.
  5. For free services, the Operator is not liable for damages absent willful misconduct or gross negligence.
  6. The Operator's liability regarding paid services is capped at the amount paid by the member in the 1 month preceding the dispute (except where liability cannot be excluded or limited by law).

Article 19 (Dispute Resolution and Jurisdiction)

  1. These Terms and disputes between the Operator and members are governed by the laws of the Republic of Korea.
  2. The parties shall endeavor to resolve disputes amicably.
  3. Failing agreement, disputes may be referred to the Korea Consumer Agency under the Framework Act on Consumers or the E-Commerce Dispute Mediation Committee under the E-Commerce Act.
  4. Court jurisdiction for litigation is determined under the Civil Procedure Act of the Republic of Korea.

Article 20 (Contact)

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