Terms of Use

Last updated: 22 October 2026

These Terms of Use (“Terms”) govern access to and use of mobile applications, games, utilities, software, digital products and related services provided, developed or published by OK LETS GO LTD (“OK LETS GO”, “we”, “us” or “our”), unless a particular product is governed by separate terms.

Please read these Terms carefully before using our products.

By downloading, installing, accessing or using a Service, you agree to these Terms where they have been brought to your attention and form part of your agreement with us.

Where separate acceptance is required by law or an applicable platform, that acceptance will be requested.

Nothing in these Terms excludes or limits any statutory consumer rights or other legal protections that cannot lawfully be excluded or restricted.

1. About Us

OK LETS GO LTD is a private limited company registered in England and Wales.

Company number: 17503740

Registered office:

71–75 Shelton Street
Covent Garden
London
WC2H 9JQ
United Kingdom

Website: https://dilligaf.fyi

Email: really@dilligaf.fyi

2. Scope of These Terms

These Terms apply to products and services published or provided by OK LETS GO LTD, including:

• iPhone and iPad applications;
• Android applications;
• games and educational applications;
• calculators and utility applications;
• document, photo and file-management applications;
• travel, alarm, reminder and location-related applications;
• supporting online features and services;
• free, advertising-supported and paid application features;
• our company website at dilligaf.fyi.

Collectively, these are referred to as the “Services”.

Not every feature or condition described in these Terms applies to every Service.

Separately operated products and websites

Some products and websites associated with our business operate under their own terms, licence agreements or purchase conditions.

In particular, desktop software and related products sold or licensed through Big Rig (bigrig.co), including TuneIT and TruckIT desktop products, are governed by the applicable Big Rig agreements.

Other separately operated websites may maintain their own Terms of Use, Privacy Policies and purchase or account conditions.

Those separate agreements govern their respective products and services.

These Terms do not replace independently applicable product-specific agreements.

If a product-specific agreement conflicts with these general Terms, the product-specific agreement takes precedence for the relevant product and subject matter.

3. Eligibility and Age Requirements

Our products are intended for different audiences.

Some applications are suitable for children or families, while others may be intended primarily for adults or professional users.

Where an application specifies a minimum age, users must satisfy that requirement.

Where a child uses an application with the involvement or permission of a parent or guardian, that parent or guardian should review the relevant terms and supervise use where appropriate.

Some applications may be subject to additional age restrictions under applicable law or app-store requirements.

The age rating displayed by an app marketplace does not necessarily establish the minimum legal age for entering into a contract or consenting to personal-data processing.

We may restrict access where necessary to comply with applicable law or platform requirements.

4. Permitted Use

You may use our Services for lawful personal, educational, entertainment or professional purposes, as appropriate to the particular product.

You agree not to use a Service to:

• violate applicable laws or regulations;
• infringe another person’s intellectual-property or privacy rights;
• engage in fraud or deception;
• harass, threaten or abuse others;
• facilitate unlawful surveillance or stalking;
• distribute malware or harmful software;
• obtain unauthorised access to systems or data;
• interfere with the operation or security of a Service;
• misuse another person’s account or information;
• circumvent purchase, subscription or licensing restrictions;
• use the Service in a manner that creates an unreasonable risk of harm.

We may take proportionate action against misuse, including restricting access to relevant online features where appropriate.

5. Application Licence

Unless expressly stated otherwise, our applications and software are licensed, not sold.

Subject to these Terms, applicable payment conditions and any relevant app-store licence, we grant you a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable and non-sublicensable licence to install and use the relevant application for its intended purposes.

This licence does not transfer ownership of the software or its underlying intellectual property.

The licence applies subject to any additional rights provided by applicable law, the relevant distribution platform or an express product-specific agreement.

For applications distributed through Apple’s App Store, permitted installation, use, Family Sharing and other relevant usage rights are subject to the applicable Apple licence and platform rules.

For applications distributed through Google Play, applicable Google Play distribution and licensing conditions also apply.

Your licence may end if you materially breach applicable terms, subject to relevant legal protections and any required process.

6. Licence Restrictions

Except where expressly permitted by law, the applicable platform licence or our written permission, you must not:

• redistribute our applications without authorisation;
• sell, rent, sublicense or commercially distribute unauthorised copies;
• circumvent payment, licence or entitlement checks;
• remove copyright or proprietary notices;
• modify or create unauthorised derivative versions;
• attempt to gain unauthorised access to protected systems;
• use automated tools to interfere with the Services;
• exploit security vulnerabilities maliciously;
• reproduce protected source code or proprietary assets unlawfully;
• misrepresent our software as your own.

Restrictions on reverse engineering, decompilation or interoperability do not apply where the relevant activity is expressly protected by applicable law.

Nothing in these Terms restricts lawful rights that cannot be excluded by contract.

7. Intellectual Property

Our applications, software, designs, branding, logos, interfaces, graphics, documentation, code and other proprietary materials are owned by or licensed to OK LETS GO LTD.

These materials are protected by applicable copyright, trademark and other intellectual-property laws.

Except for the limited licence expressly granted to you, no rights to our intellectual property are transferred.

You must not use our company name, product names, trademarks or branding in a manner that falsely suggests endorsement, affiliation or ownership.

Third-party materials remain subject to the rights of their respective owners.

8. User-Created Content and Ownership

Some applications allow users to create, import, edit, save or export documents, photographs, recordings, projects and other content.

You retain ownership of the content and intellectual-property rights that you lawfully hold.

Using our applications does not transfer ownership of your personal content to OK LETS GO LTD.

Many applications process and store content locally on the user’s device.

We do not acquire a licence to publish, advertise, distribute or commercially exploit private content merely because it is created or stored using our software.

Where you voluntarily submit material to us for support, feedback or another requested purpose, you grant us the limited permission reasonably necessary to receive, examine, process and use that material for that purpose.

We will not use identifiable user content for unrelated public marketing without an appropriate legal basis and any required permission.

Where a separate online service allows public uploads, distribution or sharing with other users, its own terms may specify additional content licences necessary to operate that service.

You must have the necessary rights and lawful authority to submit content to us or make it available to others.

9. Local Storage and Backups

Many of our applications are designed to store user-created data directly on the user’s device.

This can include saved files, settings, calculations, projects, game progress, inventory details or other application information.

Unless a particular application provides an expressly disclosed cloud or online-storage feature, locally stored content is not automatically maintained in a central user-content database operated by OK LETS GO LTD.

You are responsible for taking reasonable steps to protect important information, including using appropriate device security and backup facilities.

Device storage and backups may depend on Apple, Google, operating-system providers or other third-party services.

Uninstalling an application or deleting its data may cause locally stored information to become unavailable or permanently lost.

We recommend keeping independent copies of important information where the application supports export or backup.

Nothing in this section excludes our responsibility where loss or damage results from a breach of applicable consumer law or another liability that cannot lawfully be excluded.

10. Device Permissions

Some Services require permission to access device capabilities, such as:

• camera;
• microphone;
• photographs and media;
• files and documents;
• location;
• Bluetooth;
• local network;
• notifications;
• other supported device functions.

Permissions are requested where relevant to the functionality of the particular application.

You can generally manage permissions through your device’s operating-system settings.

If a necessary permission is denied or withdrawn, the relevant functionality may become unavailable or operate with limitations.

Permissions are subject to applicable law and the operating system’s rules.

A device permission does not override any separate consent or privacy requirement.

11. Purchases and In-App Purchases

Some applications offer paid downloads, one-time purchases, optional upgrades or additional features.

Where purchases are made through the Apple App Store or Google Play, the relevant marketplace generally administers the payment process.

Before purchase, the applicable product listing or purchase interface should identify relevant information such as:

• the product or feature purchased;
• its price;
• applicable billing arrangements;
• whether it is a one-time purchase or subscription;
• material restrictions or conditions;
• any other information required by law.

Your purchase may also be subject to the relevant marketplace’s terms and billing procedures.

We do not ordinarily receive complete payment-card details for purchases processed by Apple or Google.

Prices, currencies and applicable taxes may vary depending on your location and the marketplace.

We may change prices for future purchases. Price changes will not retrospectively alter completed purchases except where permitted by the original agreement and applicable law.

12. Subscriptions and Renewals

Where an application offers subscriptions, the relevant subscription information will be presented before purchase.

This may include the price, billing interval, renewal terms, available trial, included features and cancellation arrangements.

Subscriptions purchased through Apple or Google are generally administered through the relevant app-store account.

You can normally manage or cancel those subscriptions using the marketplace’s subscription-management facilities.

Deleting or uninstalling an application does not automatically cancel a subscription.

Unless the relevant subscription terms specify otherwise, cancellation ordinarily prevents future renewal while access to paid features continues until the end of the current paid period.

Different arrangements may apply where required by law, including statutory cancellation or refund rights.

Any applicable free-trial conditions, introductory pricing and recurring charges must be disclosed before purchase.

We will comply with subscription-related information, renewal, cancellation and reminder requirements that apply to the relevant transaction.

Where a paid feature depends on an active entitlement, access may end when that entitlement expires.

13. Refunds and Consumer Cancellation Rights

Your legal rights depend on the nature of the product, the purchase arrangements, your location and applicable law.

Purchases made through Apple or Google may be eligible for refunds through the relevant marketplace’s procedures.

You may use those procedures to request a refund, but any responsibility or remedy that we owe you under applicable law remains unaffected.

For purchases made directly from OK LETS GO LTD, relevant statutory cancellation rights and exceptions apply.

Where the law provides a cooling-off period for digital content, supply during that period may require your express consent and acknowledgement of any resulting loss of the cancellation right, together with any legally required confirmation.

Merely accepting these Terms does not automatically waive a statutory cancellation right.

Nothing in these Terms excludes your statutory rights to remedies for digital content that is faulty, not as described or otherwise fails to meet applicable legal requirements.

If you have a concern about a purchase, contact the relevant marketplace or email really@dilligaf.fyi.

14. Free Applications and Advertising

Some Services are provided free of charge and may be supported by advertising.

Advertising may be delivered by third-party providers.

We do not necessarily endorse products, services or claims appearing in third-party advertisements.

Unless expressly stated otherwise, transactions entered into with independent advertisers are between you and the relevant advertiser.

Advertising and associated data processing are subject to our Privacy Policy and applicable privacy and consumer-protection requirements.

We may introduce, remove or change advertising arrangements where permitted by law and consistent with the applicable product description and contractual commitments.

If a paid purchase includes an advertised advertising-free entitlement, that entitlement will be honoured in accordance with its applicable terms and consumer law.

15. Games, Virtual Items and Rewards

Some games or other applications may offer optional virtual items, rewards, credits, coins, unlockable features, additional lives or similar digital benefits.

Where applicable:

• virtual items are intended for use within the relevant application;
• they do not represent legal tender;
• they do not ordinarily have a cash redemption value;
• they cannot be transferred or traded outside the application unless expressly permitted;
• their availability and use may depend on game rules or technical requirements.

Paid virtual items remain subject to applicable purchase terms and statutory consumer rights.

Some applications may provide optional rewards for viewing advertising or completing in-app activities.

The relevant reward conditions will be presented within the application.

We may take proportionate steps to address fraud, manipulation or abuse of game reward systems.

We will not remove or materially reduce paid entitlements in a manner that unlawfully deprives consumers of their contractual rights.

16. Educational Applications and Quizzes

Some applications provide educational material, facts, quizzes, learning activities and progress tracking.

We aim to provide useful and appropriate content.

However, educational material may be simplified, incomplete, subject to different interpretations or occasionally inaccurate.

Quiz scores, achievements and progress indicators should not be treated as formal qualifications, professional assessments or authoritative measures of knowledge or ability.

Our educational applications are not substitutes for appropriate teaching, professional instruction or official educational materials.

Nothing in this section removes any responsibility to supply paid digital content in accordance with applicable law or its advertised description.

17. Calculators and Technical Utilities

Some applications provide calculations, measurements, conversions, estimates, technical references, formulas or other practical tools.

Examples may include electrical calculations, timing, distances, audio information, measurements, conversions or similar outputs.

Results may depend on:

• the accuracy of information entered;
• rounding and calculation methods;
• assumptions made by the software;
• device capabilities;
• third-party information;
• software faults or limitations.

Users should independently verify important calculations before relying on them.

Where a result concerns engineering, electrical systems, safety, finance, legal compliance or another consequential activity, appropriate professional judgement and independent checks must be used.

Unless expressly specified and supported by appropriate certification, our general-purpose utilities are not supplied as certified safety-control or professional compliance systems.

Warnings and disclaimers do not exclude any statutory rights or legal responsibilities that cannot lawfully be restricted.

18. Travel, Alarm and Location Applications

Certain applications may provide alarms, reminders, journey information, route tracking, location notifications or related travel features.

Their operation may depend on:

• GPS or other location signals;
• device power and battery settings;
• operating-system background execution;
• permissions;
• connectivity;
• notification settings;
• third-party services;
• available journey or timetable data.

Location signals and travel information may be delayed, incomplete or inaccurate.

Notifications or alarms may fail to appear or may be delayed due to device or operating-system limitations.

Users should not rely on a single application as their only means of waking, arriving at a destination, catching transport or receiving a safety-critical warning.

Where appropriate, use independent alarms, official transport information and other reasonable precautions.

Our general-purpose travel and location applications are not emergency-response or certified safety systems.

This section does not remove any legal rights or remedies arising from a failure to provide a product in accordance with applicable law.

19. Professional and Safety-Related Use

Some Services may be used in a commercial, professional or technical environment.

Users are responsible for assessing whether an application is suitable for its intended professional use and for applying appropriate independent checks.

Unless expressly agreed in writing, a general-purpose application is not designed or certified to act as the sole safety-critical control, monitoring or warning system where failure could reasonably cause death, personal injury or serious damage.

Users should employ appropriate procedures, qualified personnel, independently verified systems and reasonable contingency arrangements when undertaking safety-sensitive activities.

Nothing in these Terms excludes liability for death or personal injury caused by negligence or any other liability that cannot lawfully be excluded.

Specialised professional software supplied through Big Rig remains subject to its own applicable agreements.

20. Third-Party Services and Information

Some Services depend on technologies or information supplied by third parties.

Examples include:

• operating systems;
• app marketplaces;
• payment providers;
• maps;
• location services;
• public information sources;
• advertising providers;
• software libraries;
• online APIs;
• connectivity and telecommunications services.

These third parties may change their products, discontinue services, introduce restrictions or experience interruptions.

We cannot guarantee the continued availability of independently operated third-party systems.

Where third-party information is displayed, it may contain errors, omissions or delays.

We are responsible for meeting our own contractual and legal obligations, including where we choose to integrate third-party technologies.

Nothing in these Terms excludes any responsibility that we cannot lawfully exclude.

21. Accounts and Online Features

Most standalone utility applications do not necessarily require a user account.

Where a particular Service offers accounts or online functionality, additional conditions may apply.

Users must provide information that is reasonably accurate where necessary for account operation.

You must not deliberately access another person’s account without authorisation.

Where credentials are issued, you should take reasonable steps to protect them and inform us if you suspect unauthorised access.

We may apply appropriate verification and security measures.

We may restrict or suspend an account where reasonably necessary to address a material breach, fraud, security threat or legal requirement.

Where an account-based product has separate terms, those terms govern its particular account arrangements.

Account deletion and personal-data rights are addressed in the relevant Privacy Policy and any applicable product-specific information.

22. Public Content and Community Features

Some connected Services may permit user-generated content or interaction between users.

Where such features are available, users must not submit or distribute content involving:

• illegal activity;
• harassment or credible threats;
• unlawful discrimination or hateful conduct;
• child sexual abuse or exploitation;
• non-consensual intimate imagery;
• unlawful disclosure of private information;
• impersonation or fraud;
• intellectual-property infringement;
• malware or malicious links;
• unlawful surveillance;
• spam or abusive activity.

We may investigate reports and take proportionate action against content or accounts where necessary.

A separate website or online platform may provide additional moderation rules, reporting arrangements, user-safety controls and appeals procedures.

Where applicable law or app-store policies require particular moderation or reporting processes, the relevant Service must provide them.

We do not acquire ownership of user content merely because it is submitted to a Service.

23. Privacy and Personal Information

Our handling of personal information is explained in our Privacy Policy, available through dilligaf.fyi.

The Privacy Policy explains our general approach to:

• locally stored information;
• technical data;
• advertising and analytics;
• permissions;
• customer support;
• purchases;
• data protection rights;
• information sharing;
• retention and deletion.

Separately operated websites may publish their own Privacy Policies.

Those policies govern the specific data-processing activities they describe.

The Privacy Policy is an information notice explaining relevant legal rights and responsibilities. It does not remove or reduce rights provided by applicable data protection law.

You should review the relevant privacy information before using features that require additional personal-data processing.

24. Updates and Changes to Applications

We may release updates to improve security, correct faults, maintain compatibility or introduce new functionality.

Updates may change the appearance, operation or technical requirements of a Service.

Certain updates may be necessary to address security issues or maintain compatibility.

We do not guarantee indefinite support for every operating-system version or device.

Where paid digital content carries legal or contractual update obligations, we will comply with those obligations.

We will not use a general right to update software to remove material paid benefits unlawfully or deprive consumers of applicable remedies.

Significant changes affecting paid features or ongoing services will be handled in accordance with relevant contractual and consumer-protection requirements.

25. Beta and Experimental Features

Some products or functions may be designated as beta, preview, experimental or pre-release.

These features may be less stable or complete than general-release products.

They may contain errors, change during testing or require additional updates.

Users should avoid depending on experimental features for important work without appropriate alternatives and backups.

The beta designation does not exclude statutory consumer rights or other non-excludable legal obligations.

Any special beta testing conditions will be disclosed where relevant.

26. Compatibility and Availability

Our applications may require particular devices, operating-system versions, storage capacity, permissions or other technical features.

Supported requirements may be stated in the relevant app-store listing or product information.

We do not guarantee compatibility with every device, operating-system version or future hardware release.

Online features may occasionally be unavailable due to maintenance, faults, connectivity issues, security incidents or circumstances outside our reasonable control.

We may undertake reasonable maintenance and service improvements.

Where we provide a paid ongoing service, any interruption, material change or discontinuation remains subject to the relevant contractual commitments and applicable legal remedies.

We do not guarantee uninterrupted operation where such a guarantee has not been expressly provided.

27. Security and Responsible Disclosure

You must not intentionally compromise or attempt unauthorised access to our applications, systems or connected services.

Prohibited activity includes:

• malicious exploitation of vulnerabilities;
• attempts to bypass authentication;
• distribution of malware;
• interference with servers or APIs;
• attempts to access another user’s private information;
• denial-of-service attacks;
• unlawful interference with payment systems.

If you discover a potential security vulnerability, please report it responsibly to really@dilligaf.fyi.

Do not exploit a vulnerability or disclose information in a way that unnecessarily exposes others to harm.

Nothing in these Terms prohibits lawful security research or activities protected by applicable law.

28. Customer Support

We may provide support through the contact methods identified by the relevant Service or through really@dilligaf.fyi.

Support may include help with functionality, purchases, technical problems, compatibility or other product-related enquiries.

Support availability and scope may vary between products.

We do not guarantee an immediate response or a particular resolution time unless expressly agreed or required by law.

Where a product carries a statutory or contractual support obligation, we will comply with that obligation.

We may request relevant information to investigate an issue, but you should avoid sharing unnecessary sensitive personal information.

29. Consumer Rights

If you use a Service as a consumer, you may have statutory rights under the Consumer Rights Act 2015 and other applicable consumer-protection legislation.

Depending on the circumstances, these may include rights relating to:

• satisfactory quality;
• fitness for a particular purpose;
• conformity with product descriptions;
• repair or replacement;
• price reductions;
• refunds or other remedies;
• damage caused by defective digital content;
• the performance of relevant services.

These rights may apply to digital content, applications and other services covered by consumer law.

Nothing in these Terms excludes, restricts or replaces any statutory consumer right or remedy that cannot lawfully be excluded or restricted.

Any disclaimer or limitation in these Terms must be interpreted consistently with those rights.

30. Liability to Consumers

We are responsible for losses or damage where liability arises under applicable law.

We do not exclude or limit liability for:

• death or personal injury caused by negligence;
• fraud or fraudulent misrepresentation;
• breach of statutory digital-content rights where liability cannot be excluded;
• any other matter for which exclusion or limitation is prohibited by law.

Where we breach our contract with a consumer, we are responsible for loss or damage that is reasonably foreseeable as a result of that breach, subject to applicable law.

Loss is foreseeable where it was obvious that it might happen or where both parties knew it might happen when the contract was entered into.

We are not responsible for losses caused solely by circumstances for which we are not legally responsible.

Where an application is supplied for private consumer use, we do not undertake to provide business continuity, commercial insurance or professional operational guarantees unless expressly agreed.

No wording in these Terms removes legally recoverable losses or remedies that consumer law protects.

31. Business and Professional Users

This section applies where a Service is acquired or used wholly or mainly for business, trade or professional purposes.

Business users are responsible for assessing the suitability of the Service for their intended activities.

They should maintain reasonable operational safeguards, backups, independent checks and contingency arrangements appropriate to their work.

Business liability

Nothing in these Terms limits liability for death or personal injury caused by negligence, fraud, fraudulent misrepresentation or another liability that cannot lawfully be limited.

Subject to those protections, any applicable statutory reasonableness requirements and any separately agreed business contract:

• neither party will be liable to the other for indirect or consequential losses arising from the relevant Service;
• we will not be liable for loss of business profits, revenue, contracts, goodwill or anticipated savings to the extent such exclusions are lawful and reasonable;
• our total aggregate liability arising from the relevant Service will be limited to the greater of £1,000 or the total fees paid to us for that Service during the 12 months preceding the event giving rise to the claim, but only where that limitation is lawful, enforceable and reasonable in the circumstances.

These limitations are subject to any mandatory statutory controls over contractual exclusions and restrictions.

If a separate negotiated business agreement applies, its liability provisions take precedence for the relevant product or transaction.

32. Your Responsibility for Unlawful Conduct

You are responsible for your own unlawful use of a Service and for material you knowingly submit or distribute in breach of applicable law.

We may seek appropriate legal remedies where your unlawful conduct or material breach causes us loss.

For business users, where a third-party claim directly results from your unlawful conduct, infringement of another person’s rights or material contractual breach, you agree to compensate us for reasonably incurred losses and costs to the extent lawfully and reasonably recoverable, subject to appropriate mitigation.

This section does not require a consumer to provide an unfair indemnity or waive statutory protections.

We do not transfer responsibility for our own unlawful conduct to users through these Terms.

33. Suspension, Termination and Discontinuation

We may suspend or restrict access to a Service or connected feature where reasonably necessary because of:

• material breach of these Terms;
• fraud or unlawful activity;
• serious security risks;
• misuse affecting other users;
• non-payment where payment is required;
• legal obligations;
• applicable platform requirements.

Where practicable and appropriate, we will provide notice and an opportunity to resolve a breach before permanent termination.

Immediate action may be necessary where there is a serious security risk, unlawful activity or another urgent justified reason.

We may discontinue a Service where reasonably necessary for legitimate operational or business reasons, subject to applicable contractual commitments and consumer remedies.

Where a paid ongoing Service is materially affected, we will address any required notice, refund or other legal entitlement.

Termination does not remove rights or obligations that have already accrued.

Provisions that reasonably need to survive termination, including intellectual-property rights, lawful liability provisions and dispute-related terms, will continue as applicable.

34. Circumstances Beyond Our Reasonable Control

We are not responsible for delay or failure to perform an obligation to the extent caused by circumstances genuinely beyond our reasonable control, subject to applicable law.

Examples may include major infrastructure failures, natural disasters, widespread telecommunications outages or governmental restrictions.

We will take reasonable steps where appropriate to reduce the effect of such events.

This provision does not exclude any applicable statutory rights or remedies.

35. Feedback and Suggestions

We welcome feedback, ideas and suggestions about our applications.

If you voluntarily submit general product suggestions, you permit us to consider and use the ideas for developing or improving our products without an obligation to pay you, unless a separate agreement provides otherwise.

You retain ownership of any intellectual property you already lawfully hold.

Submitting feedback does not give us permission to publish your private documents, personal information or identifiable materials for unrelated marketing.

Nothing in this section overrides confidentiality obligations expressly agreed with us.

36. Changes to These Terms

We may update these Terms to reflect changes in our products, business operations, platform requirements or applicable law.

The updated version will be published with a revised “Last updated” date.

Changes will not automatically alter completed transactions or remove rights accrued under an earlier agreement.

Where a material contractual change requires advance notice, express agreement or another process under applicable law, we will follow that requirement.

We will not rely solely on continued use to impose a material change where additional agreement is legally required.

37. Third-Party Distribution Platforms

Applications may be distributed through Apple, Google or other authorised marketplaces.

Those platforms may maintain their own terms governing downloads, payments, licensing, subscriptions and account use.

You must comply with applicable platform terms when using the relevant application, provided those terms are lawfully applicable.

Independent platforms are responsible for the activities and obligations allocated to them under their own agreements and applicable law.

OK LETS GO LTD remains responsible for its own legal and contractual obligations.

Apple App Store

Where you obtain an application through Apple’s App Store, the applicable Apple Standard End User Licence Agreement ordinarily governs the application licence unless a valid custom licence has been supplied through App Store Connect.

These Terms provide additional company-wide conditions only to the extent they are applicable and consistent with the governing app licence.

For third-party applications published by us:

• the relevant application provider, rather than Apple, is responsible for the application and its content;
• Apple is not required to provide maintenance or support for the application;
• responsibility for product claims, intellectual-property claims, legal compliance and applicable warranties is allocated in accordance with the governing licence and applicable law;
• Apple’s applicable refund and warranty procedures remain available.

Nothing in these Terms overrides Apple’s standard licence or mandatory consumer rights.

If a custom App Store licence is issued, it must independently satisfy Apple’s applicable minimum requirements.

Google Play

Applications distributed through Google Play are also subject to applicable Google Play terms, purchase procedures and platform requirements.

Purchases, refunds and subscriptions may be administered through Google Play.

Nothing in these Terms removes statutory consumer remedies or responsibility that remains with OK LETS GO LTD under applicable law.

38. Governing Law and Disputes

These Terms are governed by the laws of England and Wales, subject to mandatory rights and protections that apply to consumers under the laws of their country of residence.

If you are a consumer, you retain any mandatory rights concerning applicable law, jurisdiction and access to courts that cannot lawfully be restricted.

If you are acting wholly or mainly for business purposes, the courts of England and Wales will have exclusive jurisdiction over disputes arising from these Terms, to the extent permitted by law and subject to any separate applicable agreement.

You may contact us to seek an informal resolution before taking further action.

Nothing in this section prevents either party from exercising legal rights that cannot be excluded.

39. General Provisions

Severability

If a provision is found to be unlawful, invalid or unenforceable, it will be ineffective to the extent required by law. The remainder of these Terms will continue where legally and practically possible.

No waiver

A failure or delay in enforcing a right does not automatically amount to a waiver of that right.

Assignment

We may transfer our rights and obligations as part of a legitimate business restructuring, sale or similar transaction, subject to applicable law and any required safeguards.

We will not use an assignment to unlawfully diminish consumer rights.

Third-party rights

Except where expressly provided or required by applicable law or a governing platform licence, these Terms do not generally give unrelated third parties a right to enforce their provisions.

Relationship with other documents

These Terms operate alongside our Privacy Policy and any applicable product-specific terms, purchase conditions or platform licence.

The Privacy Policy explains personal-data processing and does not itself remove statutory privacy rights.

Entire agreement

For matters within their scope, these Terms and any properly incorporated product-specific or purchase terms form the relevant agreement, subject to mandatory law and any express written agreement between the parties.

Nothing in this section excludes liability for fraud or fraudulent misrepresentation.

40. Contact Us

For questions about these Terms, application licensing, purchases, technical concerns, copyright, security or other legal matters, contact:

OK LETS GO LTD

Company number: 17503740

71–75 Shelton Street
Covent Garden
London
WC2H 9JQ
United Kingdom

Email: really@dilligaf.fyi

Website: https://dilligaf.fyi

© 2026 OK LETS GO LTD. All rights reserved.

Last updated: 22 October 2026.