Beenli Terms of Service

Plain language, on purpose. These are real terms — but written so a busy parent can actually read them.

Effective: 17 July 2026

In short

Twelve plain-language sections cover the agreement. The essentials most parents ask about first:

No real money moves through Beenli: Drops are symbolic. Beenli never holds, transfers, or pays out real money — all real-world rewards are handled by you, outside the app.
One guardian, one household: One adult owns the account and controls settings, PINs, and approvals. Children don't have accounts; they use a shared device under your supervision.
Trial, then a subscription on the web: Free trial, then monthly or yearly plans billed by Stripe on our website. The iOS app doesn't sell anything. Cancel anytime.

The terms

1. The agreement.

By creating a Beenli account or using the app, you (an adult guardian) agree to these terms. If you don't agree, please don't use Beenli.

2. What Beenli is.

Beenli is a family tool that connects kids' effort with rewards: chores logged, honey ("drops") earned, savings goals grown. It's a tracking and motivation tool for your family ritual — nothing more, nothing less.

3. No real money moves through Beenli.

Drops are symbolic. They can represent pocket money, screen time, treats — whatever your family agrees. Beenli never holds, transfers, or pays out real money to anyone, and drops have no cash value. All real-world rewards are handled by you, outside the app.

4. One guardian, one household.

Each account is owned by one adult guardian, who controls settings, PINs, approvals, and everything in the family space. Children don't have accounts; they use Beenli on a shared device under your supervision, and you're responsible for what your family enters.

5. No ads, no hooks — ever.

Beenli will never show advertising, and it contains nothing designed to entice your kids: no in-app purchases, no loot-box mechanics, no "ask your parents to buy" prompts, no notifications engineered to pull children back in. The only motivation loop in Beenli is the one your family builds — effort, approval, reward. If we ever offer new paid features, we will present them to you, the guardian, on the web — never to your kids in the app.

6. Your content.

Your family's data belongs to your family. You give us only the permission we need to store and display it back to you — that's the whole license. See our Privacy Statement for how we handle it, including our promise never to sell or share it.

7. Subscriptions.

Beenli offers a free trial, then paid monthly or yearly plans, purchased on our website and billed by Stripe. You can cancel anytime; your plan stays active until the end of the period you've paid for. Prices may change — never mid-period, and we'll tell you before renewal. The iOS app doesn't sell anything; subscriptions are managed on the web.

8. Fair use.

Use Beenli for your own family. Don't try to break it, probe it, resell it, or use it to store anything unrelated or unlawful. We may suspend accounts that abuse the service or harm other families' experience.

9. Leaving.

You can delete your account any time (Settings → Application settings → Delete account) — it permanently erases your household and immediately cancels any active subscription. We can end the agreement too if these terms are violated, with data handling per the Privacy Statement.

10. The honest disclaimer.

Beenli is provided "as is." We work hard to keep it reliable, but we can't promise it will always be available or error-free, and we're not liable for indirect damages or for real-world arrangements your family makes around drops. Where law grants you rights we can't limit (including under Swiss law), those rights stand. Our total liability is capped at what you paid us in the twelve months before a claim.

11. Changes.

As Beenli evolves these terms may too. Material changes will be announced on this page (and by email for subscribers) with time to adjust — continued use means acceptance.

12. Law & contact.

Swiss law governs, courts of Zürich, Switzerland. Questions: hello@beenli.com · Beenli, Postfach 46, 8630 Rüti ZH, Switzerland.

Last updated: 17 July 2026

In short

Twelve plain-language sections cover the agreement. The essentials most parents ask about first:

No real money moves through Beenli: Drops are symbolic. Beenli never holds, transfers, or pays out real money — all real-world rewards are handled by you, outside the app.

One guardian, one household: One adult owns the account and controls settings, PINs, and approvals. Children don't have accounts; they use a shared device under your supervision.

Trial, then a subscription on the web: Free trial, then monthly or yearly plans billed by Stripe on our website. The iOS app doesn't sell anything. Cancel anytime.