• User: anyone with a Party Up account.

• Host: the User who creates an event or co-hosts it.

• Event: a meetup a Host creates through the App, public or private.

• Group: a space of Users with its own admins and moderators.

• Content: text, photos, bios, reviews, chat messages and any other material a User publishes.

1. You must be at least 18 years old to use Party Up. You give your date of birth when you sign up; if it shows you are under 18, we close the account.

2. You sign in through a third-party service (Google, Apple, Telegram or Discord). You are responsible for what happens with your account and must tell us at once if you suspect unauthorised access.

3. Give your date of birth and, if you give it, your gender truthfully. Both are set once: to correct them, contact us.

4. When you bring guests to an event with gender or age rules, you confirm they meet them.

5. False statements can lead to removal from events or from the platform.

6. If you have been banned from the platform, you may not sign up again with another account.

1. Party Up is a tool to discover, organise and coordinate events. Events are organised by Hosts, not by the Operator.

2. The Operator is not the organiser, promoter or venue of any event, nor a party to agreements between Users. It does not attend events and does not control how they run.

3. Hosts act on their own. Nothing in these Terms creates an employment, agency, mandate, company or partnership relationship between the Operator and any User.

4. For Users' Content, the Operator acts as a hosting service provider under Article 6 of the DSA.

1. Party Up does not verify anyone's identity, age, gender, background or trustworthiness. Dates of birth, genders, names and photos are declared by Users themselves.

2. Reliability figures (attendance, late leaves, no-shows) only reflect what was recorded in the App. They are not a check on, or a guarantee about, the person.

3. It is up to you to decide whom to meet and which events to join.

1. A Host is solely responsible for how their event runs: the safety and capacity of the venue, permits, licences, insurance, taxes and every legal duty, including anything they collect from guests outside the App.

2. A Host can limit an event by gender or age, or balance it between women and men. The Host is responsible for using these options lawfully, in particular for paid or business events.

3. Event details (description, place, times, price, allergen tags) are entered by the Host and are not checked by Party Up. An event without allergen tags is not allergen-free: if you have allergies, check with the Host before you go.

4. The price shown is for information only. Party Up handles no payments: any payment happens directly between Users and the Host, outside the App.

5. A Host can exclude a User from their own events.

1. Events marked public are reviewed before they appear in the public listing. We may decline a listing that is not a real event open to the public, lacks what people need to attend, or breaks these Terms.

2. That review only checks that a listing is complete and follows these Terms. It does not check that the event is safe, lawful or authorised, that it will happen as described, or who runs it. An approved listing is not a recommendation or a guarantee.

3. A declined event stays visible to its Hosts and to the people it was already shared with.

• meet people you do not know in busy public places;

• tell someone you trust where you are going and with whom;

• arrange your own way there and back;

• do not share personal or financial details with people you have just met;

• leave if a situation makes you uncomfortable;

• report misconduct with the App's Report feature.

1. You are responsible for the Content you publish: events, photos, bios, reviews and messages.

2. You keep ownership of your Content. You give us a free, non-exclusive licence, limited to storing and showing it inside Party Up as far as the App needs to work, for example your avatar on your profile or an event's cover. The licence ends when you delete the Content or your account.

3. Chat messages follow the same rules as all Content. Group admins and moderators can delete messages in their Group's chat; Hosts can delete them in their event's chat. These deletions are logged for the Group's admins. You can delete your own messages while you can still see the chat.

4. You must not publish or do any of the following: illegal content; harassment, threats or stalking; hate speech; sexual content involving minors; spam or unsolicited advertising; impersonating others; harvesting other Users' data; getting around the App's technical or security measures.

5. Hosts, co-hosts and Group admins and moderators see other Users' data only so they can run their events and Groups: names, photos, replies, attendance marks, join requests and chats. They may use it only for that. They must not copy it out of the App or use it for anything else, such as advertising or their own mailing lists, unless they have their own legal basis for it.

1. You can report Content or Users with the App's Report feature. We review reports diligently.

2. We may remove Content, restrict features or suspend accounts that break these Terms or the law. When we do, we tell you why and which rule applies (Article 17 DSA).

3. You can appeal the decision in the App within 6 months. A person reviews every appeal. You can also turn to a certified out-of-court dispute settlement body (Article 21 DSA) or to the courts.

4. A platform ban applies to the person, not only to the account.

1. The Operator is not liable for the events, meetups, conduct, statements or Content of Users and Hosts, nor for harm suffered during or in connection with an event, unless it results from the Operator's own breach of the law or of these Terms.

2. As far as the law allows, the Operator is not liable for slight negligence causing indirect loss, such as loss of data, opportunity or earnings.

3. Nothing in these Terms excludes or limits the Operator's liability for wilful misconduct or gross negligence, for death or personal injury caused by its act or omission, or any consumer right that the law does not allow to be waived.

1. You can delete your account at any time from Settings.

2. We may suspend or close an account that breaks these Terms, as set out in section 10.

3. Sections 14, 15 and 18 remain in force after an account is closed.

1. These Terms are governed by Italian law.

2. If you are a consumer, you keep the mandatory protections of the law of the country where you live, and you can bring a claim before the courts of your place of residence or domicile.

3. If you are not a consumer, for example a Host who runs events as part of a business or profession, any dispute goes exclusively to the courts of the place where the Operator has its seat.

4. You can also use the out-of-court dispute settlement bodies provided for in Article 21 of the DSA.