Terms of use

Who we are

BlueKoel is run by Vaishakh E Variar, an individual based in Anegundi, Bejai, Mangaluru 575004, Karnataka, India. In these terms, "we" means us and "you" means the person making an invite. Guests who only open an invite and reply do not need an account; the privacy policy says what happens to their replies.

What we provide

We turn your invitation into a web page with its own link, and a link for each group of guests. Guests can see the celebrations they are invited to and reply. You can see their replies and download them.

An invite stays live for the period of the plan you choose, which checkout shows before you pay. After that, its link shows a thank-you page. You can extend it for longer.

Your account

You sign in with Google or with a link we email you. Keep access to that email safe: anyone who can read it can sign in as you.

You can invite co-hosts to an invite. They can do everything you can except manage who else has access, and they see guests' replies.

Your content

The names, words and photos you put in an invite stay yours. You allow us to store them and show them to the people you share the invite with, only to run the service.

Only use photos and details you have the right to share. Do not use the service for anything unlawful, hateful or misleading, or to send messages people did not ask for. We may take down an invite that breaks these rules, and tell you why.

Payment

Prices are shown on the prices page and again at checkout, in rupees, before you pay. Paying makes the invite live at once, so payments are final once it is live, apart from the cases in the refund policy.

Our responsibility

We work to keep invites online and replies safe, but we cannot promise the service will never be interrupted. If something goes wrong on our side, our responsibility is limited to the amount you paid for that invite.

Changes and disputes

If we change these terms, we change the date at the top and, for changes that matter, tell you when you next sign in. These terms are governed by the laws of India, and disputes are heard by the courts of Mangaluru, Karnataka.