Terms of use

Version 1.3 · Effective date: 21 September 2026

§ 1. Definitions

1. Service Provider / Seller — Jakub Jędrzejczak, a sole trader operating under the business name Jakub Jędrzejczak Trenpreneur, ul. Słoneczna 16, 05-822 Milanówek, Poland, registered in CEIDG (the Polish Central Register and Information on Economic Activity), tax ID (NIP) 5291862937, statistical number (REGON) 542257682.
2. App / Oyey — a mobile application for iOS and Android containing social (party) games and related digital content, downloaded from the App Store (iOS) or from Google Play (Android).
3. App Store — the digital app distribution platform operated by Apple.
4. Apple — Apple Inc. and its subsidiaries operating the App Store. For Users in the European Economic Area, the merchant of record for Digital content bought in the App Store is Apple Distribution International Ltd., Hollyhill Industrial Estate, Hollyhill, Cork, Ireland: the User acquires the Digital content from that entity, while the Licence to it is granted by the Seller on the terms of § 4. This matters for refunds and cancellations (§ 7 and § 8).
5. Google Play (Play Store) — the digital app distribution platform operated by Google.
6. Google — Google LLC and its subsidiaries operating Google Play; for Users in the European Economic Area, Google Play is a service provided by Google Ireland Limited, Gordon House, Barrow Street, Dublin 4, Ireland. For Users in the European Economic Area and the United Kingdom, the merchant of record for Digital content bought on Google Play is Google Commerce Limited, 70 Sir John Rogerson's Quay, Dublin 2, D02R296, Ireland, acting as the Seller's agent: the User enters into the contract for the Digital content with that entity, under the Google Play Terms of Service, while the Licence to it is granted by the Seller on the terms of § 4. For Users in all other countries, the merchant of record for Digital content bought on Google Play is the Seller, and Google handles the payment. This matters for refunds and cancellations (§ 7 and § 8).
7. User — a natural person using the App.
8. Consumer — a natural person entering into a legal transaction not directly related to their business or professional activity (Article 22¹ of the Polish Civil Code).
9. Digital content — data produced and supplied in digital form: a single game, a game bundle and additional questions/content unlocked within the App.
10. Product — digital content offered for a fee, or access to it (a single game, a game bundle, a subscription).
11. In-App Purchase (IAP) / in-app purchase — the in-app purchase mechanism operated by Apple (App Store) or by Google (Google Play's billing system).
12. Licence — a non-exclusive, non-transferable right to use a Product on the terms set out in these Terms.
13. Terms — this document.

§ 2. General provisions and contact details

1. These Terms set out the rules for using the Oyey App and for purchasing access to Digital content via Apple In-App Purchase (iOS) or Google Play's billing system (Android).
2. Seller's contact details: e-mail oyey.games@gmail.com, postal address: ul. Słoneczna 16, 05-822 Milanówek, Poland.
3. Contact takes place electronically; the Seller provides replies on a durable medium (e-mail).
4. Use of the App requires acceptance of these Terms and being at least 18 years old (§ 13).
5. Product descriptions and prices in the App Store and on Google Play constitute an invitation to conclude a contract, not an offer within the meaning of the Polish Civil Code.

§ 3. Technical requirements

1. To use the App you need: an iPhone running iOS 18 or later (App versions older than 1.0.8 require iOS 26) and an Apple ID, or a phone running Android 8.0 or later, a Google Account and the Play Store app, and — in order to download the App and make a purchase — an internet connection.
2. Once downloaded and unlocked, the games work offline.
3. The App does not require creating an account with the Seller or providing personal data in order to play.

§ 4. Licence and rules of use

1. Upon making a Product available, the Seller grants the User a non-exclusive, non-transferable Licence to use the Digital content solely for their own, non-commercial purposes.
2. The following are prohibited: copying, distributing, public performance for commercial purposes, resale, decompilation and making the content available to third parties beyond ordinary use of the game.
3. The scope and operation of the Licence (including “restore purchases”) follow Apple's In-App Purchase rules linked to the User's Apple ID (iOS) or Google Play's rules linked to the User's Google Account (Android).
4. A Product is tied to the account in the store where it was bought (Apple ID or Google Account). Purchases do not transfer between the App Store and Google Play: a Product bought in the iOS version does not unlock in the Android version, and vice versa.

§ 5. Products and purchases (Apple In-App Purchase and Google Play)

1. The following types of Products are available in the App:
   • Single game — a one-off purchase that unlocks one selected game forever;
   • “All Games Forever” — a one-off purchase that unlocks all games available at the time of purchase. The bundle does not cover games released after the purchase date — those may be offered as separate Products. We offer this bundle to a User who does not own any game yet;
   • “Missing Games” bundle — a one-off purchase for a User who already owns some of the games: it covers only the games the User does not own yet, in the number stated in the Product name (from 2 to 7). The purchase is assigned to specific games at the moment of purchase, so no game already owned is paid for twice;
   • Weekly subscription — automatically renewing access to all currently available games and to games released while it is active (see § 6).
2. All payments are processed exclusively through Apple In-App Purchase and billed to the User's Apple ID (iOS version) or through Google Play's billing system and billed to the User's Google Account (Android version). The Seller does not act as a payment intermediary and does not store payment data.
3. Prices are shown in the App before purchase, in the currency applicable to the User's account, and may vary depending on the country and on changes to Apple's or Google's price tiers.
4. Purchases are also subject to the Apple Media Services Terms and Conditions (iOS) and the Google Play Terms of Service (Android).
5. The current names and prices of individual Products are shown in the App on the purchase screen.
6. Codes. The Seller may issue codes that unlock a Product for free or at a lower price (codes from creators who recommend the App, discount codes and gift codes). The following rules apply:
   • a code is redeemed only in the App Store, through Apple's mechanism (iOS), or only in the Play Store, through Google's mechanism (Android); the App unlocks Products in no other way;
   • on Android, codes are issued and redeemed by Google under its rules for Google Play promo codes: the App opens the code redemption page in the Play Store with the code already filled in, and one-time codes can also be entered directly in the Play Store (custom codes, which exist for subscriptions, can only be redeemed from the App); the types of codes and their limits are set by Google;
   • a code is not a means of payment, cannot be exchanged for money and has no monetary value;
   • one code can be redeemed once per Apple account (iOS) or once per Google Account (Android); a code may have a redemption limit and an expiry date, after which it stops working;
   • reselling codes is prohibited; we give codes away free of charge and they are to be passed on free of charge;
   • a Product unlocked with a code is tied to the Apple account or Google Account that redeemed it and is subject to the same rules as an ordinary purchase, including restoring purchases;
   • the Seller may end a code campaign or invalidate a code used contrary to these Terms; this does not take away Products already claimed in good faith;
   • codes are neither a lottery nor a contest: the reward is guaranteed, there is no draw and no fee for taking part.
7. Referral link (Android). A creator who recommends the App may also share a Google Play link carrying the creator's tag. Installing the App from such a link gives the User no Product, code or discount: it serves only to count the referral. The App reads the creator's tag from the Play Store once, on the first launch after installation.
8. Redeeming a code and installing from a referral link involve the processing described in the Privacy Policy (section 5). Programme terms are provided to each creator individually.

§ 6. Subscription and automatic renewal

1. Billing period: the subscription runs on a weekly basis.
2. Automatic renewal: the subscription renews automatically for a further period and Apple charges the User's Apple ID, unless the User turns off renewal at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. In the Android version, the subscription renews automatically for a further period and Google charges the User's Google Account at the beginning of each billing period (no earlier than 24 hours before it starts), until the User cancels the subscription before the end of the current period.
3. Cancellation: the subscription can be cancelled at any time in the Apple ID settings (App Store → subscriptions) or in the Play Store (play.google.com/store/account/subscriptions). Cancelling stops further renewals; access continues until the end of the period already paid for. Uninstalling the App does not cancel the subscription.
4. No free trial: the App does not offer a free trial period.
5. Managing the subscription: after purchase you manage and cancel the subscription in your Apple ID settings: iPhone Settings → your name → Subscriptions → Oyey (iOS), or in the Play Store: profile icon → Payments & subscriptions → Subscriptions → Oyey (Android).
6. Price changes on Google Play: if the price of the subscription on Google Play goes up, Google will notify the User in advance in accordance with the Google Play Terms of Service; if the increase requires the User's consent and the User does not give it, Google may cancel the subscription before the first charge at the new price. A price decrease does not require consent.
7. Failed payment on Google Play: if Google is unable to collect the charge for the next period, Google retries the payment; under Google Play's rules there may be a grace period during which the User keeps access and can fix the payment method, followed by an account hold with no access. If the payment problem is not resolved, the subscription expires.

§ 7. Right of withdrawal (digital content)

1. The subject of the contract is the supply of Digital content, to which the User obtains full access (the game unlocked in its full version) immediately after the purchase is made.
2. By making a purchase, a User who is a Consumer: (a) requests that performance begin, i.e. that the Digital content be supplied and unlocked immediately, before the withdrawal period expires, and (b) acknowledges and accepts that once performance has been completed they will lose the right to withdraw from the contract.
3. Pursuant to Article 38(1)(13) of the Polish Consumer Rights Act, following the above request and once performance has been completed (the Digital content has been made available), the statutory right of withdrawal does not apply.
4. Regardless of point 3, a refund may still be available from Apple. The merchant of record for Digital content bought in the App Store by Users in the European Economic Area is Apple Distribution International Ltd. (§ 1(4)), and in its Media Services Terms and Conditions Apple grants its own right of cancellation: without giving a reason, within 14 days of receiving the receipt, subject to the exception set out there for Content whose delivery began at the User's request and with their acknowledgement that they thereby lose that right. Requests are made to Apple via reportaproblem.apple.com or using the cancellation form included in Apple's terms, and Apple decides on them under its own rules. The Seller does not handle payments with the User and cannot issue a refund itself.
5. Google Play. In the Android version, the User also gives the request and acknowledgement referred to in point 2 to Google at the moment of purchase: under the Google Play Terms of Service, when buying Digital content or a subscription to it on Google Play, the User agrees that the content will be available immediately and acknowledges that they thereby waive their statutory right of withdrawal. For Users in the European Economic Area and the United Kingdom, the merchant of record for Digital content bought on Google Play is Google Commerce Limited (§ 1(6)), to which withdrawal notices and refund requests are addressed in the manner described in the Google Play Terms of Service. Google decides on requests under its own refund policies: in the European Economic Area it refunds Digital content that is faulty, unavailable or does not work as described, and other purchases under its refund policies. Unlike in the App Store, for a purchase made on Google Play the Seller can also issue a refund itself, through the Google Play Console (§ 8(3)).
6. The above does not exclude or limit the Consumer's rights in respect of Digital content not conforming with the contract (complaints), as described in § 8.

§ 8. Complaints and refunds

1. The User has rights in respect of Digital content not conforming with the contract (Articles 43h–43q of the Polish Consumer Rights Act). These rights cannot be excluded.
2. Payment refunds for purchases made through the App Store are handled by Apple. Refund requests are submitted directly to Apple (e.g. via reportaproblem.apple.com), in accordance with Apple's rules.
3. Payment refunds for purchases made through Google Play are handled by Google in accordance with the Google Play refund policies. Requests are submitted on Google Play (how to request a refund; on play.google.com: profile picture → Payments & subscriptions → Budget & order history → Report a problem). Google's rules provide for a request to Google shortly after the purchase (Google's general policy mentions 48 hours; the rules for the European Economic Area set no such deadline) and, after that, contacting the developer. The Seller can issue a refund for a Google Play purchase itself once you report it to oyey.games@gmail.com; quoting the order number from the Google Play confirmation e-mail (it starts with “GPA.”) speeds things up.
4. Complaints regarding how the Digital content works (e.g. bugs, lack of access) may also be reported to the Seller at oyey.games@gmail.com. The Seller reviews the complaint and replies on a durable medium within 14 days.
5. A Consumer may use out-of-court complaint and redress procedures, including before an accredited dispute resolution body from the list kept by the European Commission (consumer-redress.ec.europa.eu) or, in Poland, with the help of the Trade Inspection and consumer ombudsmen. The EU ODR platform was discontinued on 20 July 2025.

§ 9. Nature of the content and safety rules

1. Oyey consists of social games based on questions and dares; the content is entertainment and is intended for adults (§ 13). The most explicit cards are additionally turned off by default and require confirming that you are of legal age within the App.
2. Forfeits in the games are set by the players themselves — the App never defines what a forfeit is, and contains no content encouraging alcohol consumption.
3. The User uses the App at their own risk and with respect for health, safety and applicable law. The Seller does not encourage dangerous or unlawful behaviour.

§ 10. Liability

1. The Seller makes every effort to ensure the App works correctly and is liable towards Consumers on the terms laid down by law, including for the conformity of the Digital content with the contract.
2. To the extent permitted by law, the Seller is not liable for the consequences of using the App contrary to these Terms, nor for the actions of Users during play.

§ 11. Apple-related provisions

1. These Terms are concluded solely between the User and the Seller, and not with Apple. Apple is not responsible for the App or its content.
2. Apple and its subsidiaries are third-party beneficiaries of these Terms and, upon the User's acceptance of them, have the right (and are deemed to have accepted that right) to enforce these Terms against the User in respect of their use of the App.
3. In the event of a conflict between these Terms and Apple's rules for App Store users, Apple's rules prevail as regards distribution and payments.
4. Use of the App is subject to Apple's standard End User Licence Agreement (EULA) for licensed applications, available at apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula. Matters not covered by Apple's standard EULA are governed by these Terms.

§ 12. Google Play-related provisions

1. These Terms, including the Licence under § 4, are concluded solely between the User and the Seller, and not with Google. Google is not responsible for the App or its content. The contract for the Digital content bought on Google Play is concluded on the terms described in § 1(6).
2. Downloading the App from Google Play, payments, refunds and subscriptions are subject to the Google Play Terms of Service and the Google Play refund policies. In the event of a conflict between these Terms and Google's rules for Google Play users, Google's rules prevail as regards distribution and payments.
3. Google has no separate standard end user licence agreement for apps distributed on Google Play; the Google Play Terms of Service provide that use of an app may be subject to a licence agreement between the User and its provider. In the Android version, these Terms are the end user licence agreement (EULA), in particular § 4.

§ 13. Age requirement

The App is intended solely for adults (18+) and carries that age rating in the App Store, in line with Apple's classification system. On Google Play, age ratings are assigned by independent rating authorities (PEGI in most of Europe, USK in Germany) based on the IARC questionnaire completed by the Seller; the rating shown on the App's page in the Play Store may differ between countries. Regardless of the store rating, the Seller directs the App solely at adults. Inside the App there is an “18+ cards” toggle that lets you turn off the most explicit cards — this does not change the App's age rating.

§ 14. Personal data

Data processing is described in our Privacy policy. The App does not require an account and does not collect personal data through gameplay itself. We process data when a User contacts support and — once a code has been redeemed or the App has been installed from a creator's referral link — to settle the code and referral programme described in the Privacy Policy (section 5).

§ 15. Changes to these Terms

The Seller may amend these Terms for valid reasons (changes in the law, changes to features or pricing, Apple's or Google's requirements). The current version is published at https://oyey.eu/terms-en.html together with its effective date. Purchases made before a change are governed by the version of the Terms in force at the time of purchase.

§ 16. Final provisions and governing law

1. Matters not covered by these Terms are governed by Polish law, including the Civil Code and the Consumer Rights Act. This choice of law does not deprive a Consumer of the protection afforded by the mandatory provisions of the law of their country of habitual residence.
2. Any disputes are settled by the competent common courts; in relation to Consumers — in accordance with the rules on jurisdiction.