terms
last updated — 22 July 2026
the deal between you and slipcue, in plain language. by using the app you're agreeing to this.
01 — the basics
the basics
slipcue is an app for sending songs to friends. you need to be at least 13 to use it. you sign in with apple or google, and you're responsible for what happens on your account.
02 — your content stays yours
your content stays yours
the songs, notes, and replies you send are yours — we don't claim ownership of them. you give us the permission we need to run the service: to store your content and show it to the friends and clubs you chose to send it to. that's the whole point of the app, and that permission ends when the content does.
03 — playing fair
playing fair
keep it decent. don't use slipcue to harass or abuse people, impersonate someone, share things you don't have the right to share, or do anything unlawful. if an account breaks this, we can suspend or remove it.
04 — the service as-is
the service is provided as-is
we work hard to keep slipcue reliable, but it's provided "as is", without warranties. songs open in third-party music apps that we don't control, and we can't promise every link resolves perfectly every time. to the extent the law allows, our liability to you is capped at what you've paid us (which, for now, is nothing).
05 — paid features later
paid features later
slipcue is free today. some features may become part of a paid tier (slipcue Plus) in future — if that happens, we'll be clear about what costs money before you pay for anything.
06 — changes
changes to these terms
we may update these terms as the app grows. if a change materially affects you, we'll flag it in the app. the date at the top tells you the current version.
07 — governing law
governing law
these terms are governed by the laws of England and Wales.
anything unclear? email [email protected].