Legal
Terms of Use
Last updated: 14 October 2026
Operator and contact
Patrik Seitz · SolutionBoard · solutionboardmp@gmail.com. Contact information.
Scope and service
These terms govern use of the free local SolutionBoard Try whiteboard. Using the service signifies acceptance. No registration, paid plan, or login is required or offered in this release. The operator provides tools to document and visualize software architectures; no particular result, availability, or fitness for a particular purpose is guaranteed.
Your content and responsibilities
Your project content remains under your control. The operator grants a simple, non-transferable, revocable right to use the service for lawful purposes. You must hold the rights to your content, respect third-party privacy and rights, and avoid unlawful content, interference with service security, or unauthorized access. Save and independently back up important files; browser session storage is not a guaranteed backup.
Availability, warranty and liability
The service is provided as is and may be interrupted for maintenance, updates, or events outside the operator's control. Warranties are excluded to the extent permitted by law. Unlimited liability applies for intent, gross negligence, and injury to life, body, or health. For slight negligence, liability is limited to material contractual duties and foreseeable typical damage. Indirect damage, lost profits, data loss, and reputational harm are excluded where legally permitted. Aggregate liability for free use is capped at CHF 100 unless mandatory law provides otherwise.
Privacy, advertising and ending use
The Privacy Policy and Cookie Notice explain technical processing and optional advertising. You may stop using the service at any time. Access may be suspended for abuse. Material changes to these terms will be communicated appropriately.
Governing law
Swiss substantive law applies. Where permitted, jurisdiction is Lucerne, Switzerland. Mandatory consumer venues remain reserved. If a provision is invalid, the remaining provisions stay in force.