Terms of Service

Last updated: February 15, 2026

1. Service Availability and Territorial Restrictions

① Although the tooolo Service is accessible globally, to ensure compliance with Google AdSense policies and manage international legal risks (GDPR, LGPD, etc.), the Company does not provide services to residents of the following jurisdictions: - Sanctioned & Prohibited jurisdictions: North Korea, Iran, Syria, Cuba, Crimea, Donetsk (DNR), and Luhansk (LNR) - Regions requiring specialized consent UI (GDPR/LGPD): All European Union (EU) members, European Economic Area (EEA) countries, United Kingdom, Switzerland, and Brazil - Other high-risk or complex regulatory regions: Mainland China, Russia, Turkey, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates (UAE), Mexico, Argentina, Colombia, Chile, and the Province of Quebec (Canada) ② Residents of the aforementioned regions are prohibited from using this Service. Any unauthorized use, including via VPNs, is at the user's own risk, and the Company assumes no liability for regulatory or policy-related issues arising from such use. ③ The Company reserves the right to enforce these restrictions through technical measures (e.g., IP blocking).

2. Application and Purpose of Terms

These Terms of Service govern the terms and procedures for using the tooolo platform and related services (including start tooolo, collectively the 'Service') provided by tooolo (the 'Company'), as well as the rights, obligations, and responsibilities between the Company and users. Matters not specified in these Terms shall be governed by applicable laws and commercial practices.

3. Disclosure, Effect, and Revision of Terms

① The Company posts these Terms on the initial service screen or a linked page for easy user access. ② The Company may revise these Terms within the scope of applicable laws, including the Act on Consumer Protection in Electronic Commerce, the Act on Regulation of Terms and Conditions, and the Act on Promotion of Information and Communications Network Utilization and Information Protection. ③ When revising the Terms, the Company will announce the effective date and reasons for revision at least 7 days before the effective date through the service's initial screen, along with the current Terms. For revisions unfavorable to users, the Company will provide at least 30 days' notice and individual notification via email or other electronic means. ④ If a user does not agree to the revised Terms, either the Company or the user may terminate the service agreement. If a user does not express refusal within 7 days (30 days for material adverse changes) after the notice, they are deemed to have agreed to the revised Terms.

4. Provision and Modification of Service

① The Company provides the following services: 1. Bookmark creation, storage, editing, deletion, and categorization 2. Personalized start pages and dashboards 3. Usage statistics and analysis tools 4. Multi-device data synchronization 5. Other additional services developed or provided by the Company ② The Company may modify or discontinue all or part of the service for operational or technical reasons when justified. ③ In case of changes or discontinuation of service content, usage methods, or usage hours, the Company will notify users by posting on the service screen at least 7 days in advance, detailing the content, reasons, and date. However, this does not apply when prior notice is impossible due to circumstances beyond the Company's control. ④ The Company may modify, suspend, or change part or all of free services according to its policies and operational needs, and unless otherwise specified by law, will not provide separate compensation to users.

5. Establishment of Service Agreement and Registration

① The service agreement is established when a user agrees to these Terms, completes the registration form as prescribed by the Company, and the Company accepts the application. ② The Company may refuse acceptance or terminate the service agreement for the following applications: 1. Applications made using another person's identity 2. Applications with false information or missing required information 3. Applicants who have previously lost membership status (except with Company's re-registration approval) 4. Applications that do not meet other requirements set by the Company ③ When registering via social login, the user's social media platform account information is automatically linked, and the user is deemed to have consented to the provision of such information.

6. Account (ID) and Password Management

① Members are responsible for managing their accounts and passwords and must not allow third parties to use them. ② If a member becomes aware that their account or password has been stolen or is being used by a third party, they must immediately notify the Company and follow its instructions. ③ The Company is not responsible for any disadvantages arising from a member's failure to notify the Company of the situation in paragraph 2, or failure to follow the Company's instructions even after notification. ④ For members using social login, the security of linked social media accounts is subject to the respective platform's policies, and members are responsible for the secure management of those accounts.

7. User Obligations

① Users must not engage in the following acts: 1. Theft or unauthorized use of others' information 2. Unauthorized alteration, deletion, or damage of information posted by the Company 3. Infringement of intellectual property rights, including copyrights and trademarks, of the Company or third parties 4. Acts that damage the reputation or interfere with the business of the Company or third parties 5. Publishing or posting obscene, violent messages, images, audio, or other information contrary to public order and morals 6. Acts that disrupt the stable operation of the service through hacking, distribution of computer viruses, etc. 7. Reproducing, distributing, promoting, or commercially using information obtained through the service without prior consent from the Company 8. Excessively accessing the service or imposing load on servers through automated means (bots, scripts, etc.) 9. Other acts that violate related laws and regulations set by the Company ② Users must comply with applicable laws, provisions of these Terms, usage guidelines, precautions posted on the service, and matters notified by the Company, and must not engage in acts that interfere with the Company's business.

8. Rights and Responsibilities for User Content

① Users retain copyright and ownership of bookmarks, memos, tags, and other content (User Content) created and stored within the service. ② Users warrant that their User Content does not infringe upon third-party copyrights, trademarks, privacy rights, etc., and assume all legal liability arising from such infringement. ③ The Company holds a non-exclusive, royalty-free, worldwide license to store, reproduce, transmit, and display User Content on servers to the extent necessary for seamless service provision (data synchronization, backup, caching, etc.). ④ The Company will not use User Content for purposes other than service provision or provide it to third parties without the user's explicit consent. ⑤ For content publicly posted by users within the service (such as public bookmarks), such content may be displayed to other users, and users are deemed to have acknowledged and consented to this. ⑥ Users may edit or delete their User Content through the service at any time. However, deleted content may remain in backup systems for up to 30 days.

9. Restriction and Suspension of Service Use

① The Company may take the following measures if a user violates obligations under these Terms or disrupts normal service operations: 1. Warning 2. Temporary suspension (up to 30 days) 3. Permanent suspension (revocation of membership) ② The Company will notify the user in advance before taking measures under paragraph 1, and the user may file an objection within 7 days from the date of notification. However, in urgent cases or when notification is impossible due to reasons attributable to the user, notice may be provided afterward. ③ The Company may immediately restrict or suspend service use without prior notice in the following cases: 1. Involvement in criminal activities 2. Infringement of others' rights, reputation, credit, or other legitimate interests 3. Planning or executing service use for purposes detrimental to national interests or social public welfare 4. Other violations of applicable laws or usage conditions set by the Company ④ When restricting or suspending service use pursuant to the preceding paragraph, the Company shall inform the user of the reasons, restriction period, and method of filing an objection.

10. Service Interruption and Company Disclaimer

① The Company may temporarily suspend service provision in the following cases and will announce this in advance or afterward: 1. Maintenance, replacement, failure, or communication disruption of information and communication equipment 2. Unavoidable circumstances for maintenance of service facilities 3. Suspension of telecommunications services by common carriers under the Telecommunications Business Act 4. National emergencies, power outages, service facility failures, or service overload making normal service provision impossible 5. Circumstances beyond the Company's control, such as termination of partnership agreements or suspension of partner services ② The Company is exempted from liability for service interruptions due to force majeure, including natural disasters, war, riots, terrorism, hacking, and DDOS attacks. ③ The Company is not responsible for service disruptions caused by reasons attributable to users. ④ Unless otherwise specified by applicable laws, the Company is not liable for the use of free services. ⑤ The Company is not responsible for the accuracy or reliability of information, materials, or facts posted or transmitted by users through the service.

11. Compensation for Damages and Indemnification

① The Company is not liable for any damages to users related to free services unless caused by the Company's willful misconduct or gross negligence. ② The Company has no obligation to intervene in disputes arising between users or between users and third parties through the service, nor is it liable for damages arising therefrom. ③ If a user causes damage to the Company by violating these Terms, the user must compensate the Company for all damages incurred. ④ If the Company receives claims for damages, lawsuits, or other objections from third parties due to illegal acts or violations of these Terms by a user, the user must indemnify the Company at their own responsibility and expense. If the Company is not indemnified, the user must compensate the Company for all resulting damages.

12. Membership Withdrawal and Loss of Status

① Users may request termination of the service agreement (membership withdrawal) at any time through the settings menu within the service, and the Company will process this immediately in accordance with applicable laws. ② Upon membership withdrawal, all member data will be immediately deleted and cannot be recovered, except for information that must be retained for a certain period under applicable laws. ③ The Company may revoke membership status after prior notice if a user falls under any of the following: 1. Registration of false information during sign-up 2. Interference with others' service use or identity theft, threatening e-commerce order 3. Use of the service for acts prohibited by law or these Terms 4. Non-use of service for more than 1 year (after conversion to dormant account with separate notice) ④ Upon loss of membership status, all benefits granted to the member are forfeited, and the Company will not provide separate compensation.

13. Data Backup and Recovery

① While the Company performs regular data backups for service stability, it does not guarantee recovery of individual user data loss. ② Users are responsible for separately backing up important data, and users bear damages from data loss. ③ The Company is not liable for data loss due to force majeure such as natural disasters, hacking, or server failures.

14. Dispute Resolution and Jurisdiction

① The Company and users shall make all necessary efforts to amicably resolve disputes related to the service. ② If disputes are not resolved despite efforts under paragraph 1, both parties agree to resolve them according to the laws of the Republic of Korea. ③ In case of litigation arising from service use, the court with jurisdiction over the Company's headquarters location shall be the exclusive jurisdiction court.

15. Notices and Communication

① When the Company notifies users, it may do so via the email address registered by the user, in-service notifications, or announcements on the service screen. ② For notices to an unspecified number of users, the Company may substitute individual notice by posting on the service screen. ③ When users wish to contact the Company, they may do so through the customer service center within the service or other methods separately announced by the Company.