Terms of Service

Welcome to Chordly, a unique platform developed by CHORDLY, LLC ("we", "us", or "our"), designed to empower guitarists in their creative and songwriting endeavors. By accessing and utilizing the Chordly service ("Service"), you ("User" or "you") agree to be bound by these Terms of Service ("Terms"). These Terms are intended to support your creative process by providing a tool for creating, organizing, and storing chord sheets with lyrics and guitar tab sheets. If you do not agree with any part of these Terms, you must cease using the Service immediately.

Chordly's primary purpose is to enhance the creativity and songwriting capabilities of our users. We provide a digital canvas for you to experiment with chord progressions, organize your musical ideas, and store your creations securely. This Service is designed with the understanding that creativity flourishes when given the right tools and environment. We respect and encourage the creative freedom of our users, aiming to contribute positively to your artistic endeavors.

You, as a user, are fully responsible for the content you create using the Chordly Service. This responsibility includes ensuring that your use of the Service and the content you create do not infringe upon the copyright laws or rights of others. The Service is a tool meant to facilitate your original creativity and should not be used to duplicate or distribute copyrighted material without authorization.

While using Chordly, you retain full ownership and rights to the chord sheets and any other content you create. We are committed to not accessing, using, or disclosing your creations without your explicit consent, except as necessary to provide you with the Service or comply with legal obligations. Our role is to safeguard your content while providing a platform that supports your creative process.

The privacy and protection of your content are paramount to us. We understand the importance of keeping your creations confidential and secure. As such, we pledge to protect your privacy and the integrity of your content. Your chord sheets and any associated data are private, accessible only by you unless you choose to share them. We implement robust security measures to prevent unauthorized access to your content. However, it's important to recognize that no digital platform can guarantee absolute security. We encourage you to maintain good security practices, such as using strong passwords and being cautious about sharing access to your account or content therein.

We continuously strive to improve Chordly and may modify the Service or these Terms over time. Changes to the Service may include the addition of new features, adjustments to existing features, or the removal of certain features. If we make significant changes to the Terms, we will provide you with notice through the Service or by sending you an email. Your continued use of the Service after such changes take effect will constitute your acceptance of the new Terms.

These Terms, and any disputes arising from or relating to the conduct covered by the Terms or your use of the Service, shall be governed by the laws of Washington State, United States, without regard to its conflict of law provisions. You agree to submit to the exclusive jurisdiction and venue of the courts located in Washington State for any legal actions related to the Service or these Terms.

For any questions, concerns, or clarifications regarding these Terms, please reach out to us at support@chordly.io or info@chordly.io. We are dedicated to providing you with the support you need to fully utilize Chordly in your creative process.

These Terms of Service for Chordly are crafted with the intention of fostering a supportive, secure, and legally sound environment for our users' creative processes. It emphasizes the importance of user responsibility in content creation, the protection of user content, and the commitment of CHORDLY, LLC to user privacy and creative empowerment. We advise all users to review these Terms thoroughly and consult with legal or professional advisors as necessary to fully understand their rights and responsibilities under these Terms.