Fairly Sorted

Fairly Sorted policies

Terms

The current terms for using Fairly Sorted during its founding and design-partner phases.

Last updated: 27 August 2026

The service

Fairly Sorted helps organisers create a shared inventory, invite participants to express preferences independently and review an editable split. The organiser is responsible for the list, its invitations and the final decisions made from it.

Features may be experimental, limited or manually admitted during the founding phase.

Accounts and eligibility

Provide accurate account information, keep sign-in links and credentials secure, and tell us if you believe your account is being misused. Do not create an account or use the service where you cannot lawfully agree to these terms.

The service is not designed for children to operate independently. Age and consumer-law requirements require jurisdiction-specific review.

What Fairly Sorted does not decide

Fairly Sorted does not provide formal valuation, legal advice, legal settlement, ownership determinations, professional appraisal, mathematical fairness guarantees, detection guarantees or guaranteed time savings. Users remain responsible for checking the information and agreeing the final outcome.

Your content and permissions

Only add information and media you have the right and appropriate authority to use and share with the people in the list. Review photo and walkthrough suggestions before confirming them. You remain responsible for the accuracy and appropriateness of the inventory.

You grant Fairly Sorted the limited permission needed to host, process, display and delete that content to provide the service. You retain any rights you already hold in your content.

Invitations and other participants

Invite only people who should have access. Do not use the service, its deadlines or its output to pressure, harass or mislead another person. A generated or reviewed split does not transfer legal ownership or prove consent.

Offers and payment

Public prices describe intended offers. During the current founding phases, payment collection, card entry, receipts, refunds and paid checkout are disabled.

  • Eligible founding Photos organisers may receive a server-authorised no-charge grant after verified signup
  • Invitees and participants never pay to respond
  • Walkthrough and professional access are manually admitted design-partner pilots
  • Paid terms, taxes, cancellation, refunds and recurring billing conditions will be published before any charge is collected

Availability and changes

This is an early service. Features, access, limits and these terms may change as the product is tested. Processing can fail and the service may be unavailable. Keep an appropriate independent copy of any result that matters legally, financially or operationally.

Suspension and termination

We may restrict or remove access, lists or content where reasonably needed to protect people, comply with law, address a policy breach or secure the service. Users can stop using the service and can delete their account through Settings.

Deletion and pseudonymisation follow the Privacy policy and may preserve limited records where required to protect other participants’ understandable history or comply with law.

Liability and consumer rights

Nothing in these terms excludes rights or liabilities that cannot lawfully be excluded. Any final exclusions, caps, consumer guarantees and remedies require legal review for the operator and launch jurisdictions. Do not rely on Fairly Sorted as the sole record or decision-maker for critical matters.

Governing law and disputes

The governing law, courts, informal complaint process and any mandatory consumer dispute route must be finalised with the operator’s legal identity before commercial launch. Until then, founding users should raise problems through Contact so they can be addressed directly.

Contact and changes

Questions about these terms can be submitted through Contact. Material changes will be dated here and communicated in-product or by email where appropriate.