WODOUT Terms of Service
Last updated: April 22, 2026
Article 1 (Purpose)
These Terms of Service (“Terms”) set forth the rights, obligations, and conditions of use between LOMTech Global (“Company”) and members regarding the WODOUT websites, applications, and related services for logging and sharing functional fitness workouts, coaching, and gym (affiliation) operations support (collectively, the “Service”).
Article 2 (Definitions)
Terms used in these Terms have the following meanings. Any term not defined here follows applicable laws and general commercial practice.
1) “Service” means all online and mobile services provided by the Company under the WODOUT brand, including beta or trial features.
2) “Member” means a person who agrees to these Terms and enters into a service agreement with the Company to use the Service.
3) “Account” means the login identity assigned to a Member for identification and use of the Service (such as email or social login identifiers).
4) “Content” means any information a Member posts, uploads, or enters in the Service, including workout logs, text, images, video, links, and comments.
5) “Paid Service” means features the Company provides on a paid basis, such as paid plans, in-app purchases, or subscriptions.
Article 3 (Basic principles)
The Company and Members shall perform these Terms in good faith and with mutual respect.
The Company and Members shall comply with applicable laws, including those related to e-commerce, telecommunications networks and information protection, and personal data protection.
The Company and Members are independent contracting parties. Unless expressly stated in these Terms, neither party acts as agent for the other or assumes the other’s obligations.
Article 4 (Posting and amendment of Terms)
The Company posts these Terms and information such as trade name, representative, business address (including address for consumer complaints), phone number, email, business registration number, mail-order business registration number (if any), and data protection contact on the initial Service screen or a linked screen so Members can easily find it.
The Company may amend these Terms within the bounds of applicable law. The Company shall post the amended Terms and effective date on the Service at least seven days before the effective date. If the change is materially adverse to Members, the Company shall post notice at least 30 days in advance and may email existing Members a summary of the changes.
If a Member does not agree to the amended Terms, the Member may terminate the agreement before the effective date. If the Company clearly states that silence within a specified period constitutes consent and the Member does not expressly object, the Member may be deemed to have agreed.
Unless otherwise required by law or unless the Company acted with intent or gross negligence, the Company is not liable for disadvantages arising from a Member’s failure to learn of amended Terms.
Article 5 (Effect of Terms)
These Terms take effect when posted on the Service or notified to Members by other reasonable means.
If separate terms, operating policies, or guides (“Supplemental Terms”) apply to specific features, they may prevail where they conflict with these Terms.
Matters not stated in these Terms are governed by applicable laws, Supplemental Terms, and policies the Company publishes.
Article 6 (Formation of agreement and registration)
A service agreement is formed when an applicant agrees to these Terms and the Company accepts registration in accordance with the Company’s procedures.
The Company may refuse acceptance or later terminate an agreement where false information is provided, identity is misappropriated, there is a history of violations, or acceptance would materially interfere with technical or operational stability.
Members must provide accurate information at registration and promptly update it or notify the Company of changes. Members bear disadvantages arising from false or outdated information.
Registration by children under 14 is not permitted in principle. Additional requirements such as parental consent apply where required by law.
Article 7 (Notices to Members)
The Company may notify Members using the Member’s registered email, mobile number, in-Service messages, or other reasonable channels.
Notices to Members in general may be given by posting on the Service for at least seven days in lieu of individual notice, except where individual notice is required for transactions or payments that materially affect a Member.
Article 8 (Withdrawal and loss of eligibility)
A Member may request termination at any time using in-Service withdrawal procedures or instructions from the Company. The Company shall process requests without undue delay, except where limited by outstanding transactions, unpaid fees, investigations, or other legitimate reasons defined by the Company.
If a Member violates these Terms or applicable law, the Company may take measures including warnings, suspension, permanent suspension, or forced withdrawal.
Provisions that by nature should survive (fees, damages, intellectual property, disclaimers, governing law, etc.) remain effective after termination.
Article 9 (Account and information management)
Members are responsible for safeguarding Accounts and shall not transfer, lend, or share Accounts with third parties.
If a Member becomes aware of unauthorized use or a leak of credentials, the Member shall promptly notify the Company and follow the Company’s instructions. Unless the Company acted with intent or gross negligence, the Company is not liable for damage arising from failure to do so.
The Company may restrict Account use or require password resets when reasonably necessary for security.
Article 10 (Service content and changes)
Specific Service features are described on Service screens, notices, and Supplemental Terms. The Company may add, change, or discontinue all or part of the Service for improvement or operation.
The Company shall announce or notify material changes or discontinuations as required by law. Minor changes that are not adverse to Members (such as bug fixes or security patches) may be announced afterwards.
Article 11 (Use of Service)
The Service is provided on a 24/7 basis in principle, subject to maintenance, outages, partner issues, or other interruptions.
Members assess health and exercise risks themselves and should seek professional medical advice where appropriate. The Service does not replace medical devices or medical care.
Delivery of push notifications, email, and similar channels may be delayed or fail depending on Member settings and device environment.
Article 12 (Paid Services and payment)
Fees, billing cycles, taxes, and payment methods for Paid Services follow purchase or subscription screens and separate guidance.
Payments may be processed through third-party payment providers designated by the Company; their terms and privacy policies may apply.
If fees are delinquent, the Company may restrict Paid Service use or terminate the agreement in accordance with law and Supplemental Terms.
Article 13 (Withdrawal of offer and refunds)
Withdrawal of subscription offers, refunds, and cancellation for Paid Services follow applicable consumer protection laws and the Service’s “Refunds & withdrawal” page, which prevails where specified.
The Company may set exclusions, fees, or deductions permitted by law, with prior disclosure.
Article 14 (Third-party services)
The Service may interoperate with third-party offerings such as app stores, cloud hosting, analytics, authentication, maps, and payments. Use of those offerings is governed by the third party’s terms and policies.
Unless the Company acted with intent or gross negligence, the Company is not responsible for availability, content, or policy changes of third-party services.
Article 15 (Suspension of Service)
The Company may suspend the Service for maintenance, upgrades, communication failures, force majeure, power outages, traffic surges, urgent security needs, legal orders, or other unavoidable reasons. Notice shall be given in advance in principle, or afterwards where advance notice is impracticable.
The Company is not liable for disruption caused by a Member’s fault.
Article 16 (Member obligations and prohibited conduct)
Members shall comply with applicable laws, these Terms, Supplemental Terms, and the Company’s notices and policies.
Members shall not: (1) misappropriate Accounts or access systems without authority; (2) infringe intellectual property, personality rights, trade secrets, or other rights of the Company, other Members, or third parties; (3) spread false information, impersonate others, or send spam or unauthorized advertising; (4) post unlawful, violent, hateful, or obscene content; (5) interfere with stable operation (including excessive traffic or reverse engineering except as permitted); (6) use unauthorized automation to access or collect data outside permitted scope; or (7) engage in other unlawful or unethical conduct.
For violations, the Company may delete Content, suspend posting, restrict use, terminate agreements, or notify authorities. Members may be liable for damages under applicable law.
Article 17 (Content and intellectual property)
Intellectual property rights in the Service itself, including UI, logos, designs, and software, belong to the Company or legitimate right holders.
Members retain rights to Content they create, subject to applicable law. Members grant the Company a worldwide, royalty-free, non-exclusive license to use, store, reproduce, modify (including technical format conversion), display, distribute, and publicly transmit Content as needed to operate, improve, promote, support, secure, analyze, and personalize the Service. Members represent they have lawful rights to the Content they submit.
The Company may refuse, remove, or restrict Content that violates law, reasonably appears to infringe rights, or threatens the Service.
Article 18 (Privacy)
The Company processes personal data in accordance with applicable law. Details are set out in the separate Privacy Policy.
Where gym operators, coaches, or similar roles process information about their members or staff, those Members must comply with applicable law and the Privacy Policy. Unless the Company acted with intent or gross negligence, the Company is not liable for disputes arising from their processing.
Article 19 (Data and backups)
Members acknowledge that stored data may be lost for technical reasons and are responsible for maintaining backups of important data.
After termination, the Company may delete Member data after a period allowed by law and internal policy.
Article 20 (Damages)
If either party breaches these Terms and causes damage to the other, the breaching party shall compensate the other as required by applicable law.
If a Member’s use infringes third-party rights or causes disputes, the Member shall resolve them at the Member’s expense and indemnify the Company.
Article 21 (Disclaimer and limitation of liability)
The Company is exempt from liability where failure to provide the Service results from events beyond reasonable control, such as natural disasters, war, carrier failures, traffic surges, Member fault, or unlawful acts by third parties.
The Service is provided “as is.” To the fullest extent permitted by law, the Company disclaims warranties of completeness, fitness for a particular purpose, or accuracy of third-party Content. The Company is not liable for indirect, special, consequential, or punitive damages, or loss of profits, data, or goodwill, except as required by law.
For free portions of the Service, the Company is not liable for damages absent intent or gross negligence.
Where the Company is liable, liability may be limited to typical foreseeable damages except where the Company knew or should have known of special circumstances.
Article 22 (Governing law and jurisdiction)
These Terms and disputes between the Company and Members are governed by the laws of the Republic of Korea.
Lawsuits shall be brought in courts having jurisdiction under the Civil Procedure Act and other applicable rules.
Article 23 (Miscellaneous)
Questions about these Terms may be sent through contact channels listed on the Service’s Contact or support page.
The Company’s trade name, representative, address, phone number, and business registration number are posted on the About page and other appropriate locations in the Service.