Terms and conditions

These terms govern the use of the nuit-app.com website. By browsing it you accept them. The Nuit and Nuit AD apps will have their own terms of use, which you will accept when you sign up.

Website owner

This website belongs to Nuit. You can reach us at the email address shown in the footer.

What this website is

This website presents Nuit, the app to discover and enjoy nightlife, and Nuit AD, the management app for venues, promoters and their teams. It includes information about their features, guides and articles, and forms to contact us or be notified when the apps are available.

Screenshots, figures and examples are illustrative and may change before launch. Nuit AD plan prices are indicative until a subscription is formalised.

Proper use

You agree to use the website lawfully, without harming how it works, without trying to access non-public areas and without sending false, offensive or infringing content through the forms.

Intellectual property

The Nuit brand, logo, the design of the website and apps, the texts and the rest of the content belong to Nuit or are used with their owners' permission. You may not reproduce, distribute or modify them without authorisation, except for personal, private use or to quote an article with a link to its source.

Guides

The blog guides offer general information about nightlife and running venues. We do our best to keep it accurate, but opening hours, regulations and venues change: check them before making decisions. Business articles are not a substitute for professional advice.

Links to other websites

We may link to third-party websites. We do not control or take responsibility for their content.

Liability

We work to keep the website available and error-free but cannot guarantee it at all times. We are not liable for damage caused by interruptions, technical failures or the use you make of the published information, except where the law does not allow that liability to be limited.

Governing law

These terms are governed by Spanish law. If you are a consumer, you may go to the courts of your place of residence.