Last updated: 2026-08-31
1. Scope
These Terms govern use of Famunio at https://famunio.com between the operator and registered users.
2. Provider
Famunio
Philipp Schoch
Schmittenstrasse 4
8458 Dorf
Schweiz
Email: info@famunio.com
Website: https://famunio.com
3. Service
Famunio is a family organisation platform including a family board, school features (timetable, tests, grades), and recipes (URL import, shopping list integration). Features may differ between Free and Pro plans.
4. Subscriptions
Pro subscriptions are billed via Stripe. Prices and trial periods are shown before checkout.
Subscriptions can be cancelled via the Stripe customer portal at the end of the billing period.
4a. Referral programme («Double Joy»)
Families may refer new families using a valid family referral code. When the referred family makes its first real Pro payment (not a trial period without payment), both families typically receive a credit equal to one Pro month via Stripe (customer balance).
The code can only be applied once by the referred family, at the latest before the first payment. Each family can only be referred once; reverse referrals between the same two families are not allowed.
If the referring family has no Stripe customer account and is not on permanent complimentary Pro, they must set one up within 7 days of the triggering payment – otherwise their share expires. Complimentary families without Stripe receive no referrer share; the referred family still receives theirs.
Credits are applied to the next Pro invoice, are non-refundable and cannot be exchanged for cash. The operator may change or end the programme; credits already triggered and not yet expired remain subject to the rules then in effect.
5. User obligations
You must use the service lawfully, keep credentials secure, and ensure you are allowed to store personal data of family members and contacts.
6. Liability
To the extent permitted by law, liability is limited to intent and gross negligence; mandatory statutory liability remains unaffected.
7. Governing law
Swiss law applies unless mandatory consumer protection rules in your country provide otherwise.
