Service operator
ClimbCut operator: 더 이룸 (The Irum)
Representative: 최건영 (Choe Geon-yeong)
Business registration number: 448-79-00533
Business address: Room S77, 3rd floor, 28 Hyoryeong-ro 31-gil, Seocho-gu, Seoul, Republic of Korea (Bangbae-dong)
Customer support and privacy inquiries: support@climbcut.team
Privacy contact: 최건영 (Choe Geon-yeong)
1. Purpose and scope
ClimbCut provides climbing video capture, storage, editing and export, account-based community, public video posts, activity records and optional cloud backup and restore. Capture and local editing do not require login.
2. Using the service
Features requiring an account use the sign-in methods offered in the app. Provider account identifiers, email when supplied, nickname and profile photo support identification, profiles and access control. Do not misuse accounts or infringe others’ rights.
Climb posting is free and separate from personal cloud backup plans. Cloud offers free and monthly subscription plans; upload count, duration, file size, total storage and prices are shown in the app. Available products, currency and taxes are confirmed in the store purchase screen.
Subscriptions renew under the store terms confirmed by the user. Cancellation, refunds and plan changes follow the relevant store process. Uninstalling or signing out does not cancel a subscription. On expiry or a plan change, the displayed access period and new limits apply; new uploads may be restricted while over quota. Keep a separate copy of important originals.
The service is intended for ages 14 and above. Minors must obtain any guardian consent required by the laws where they live. The public test is available in countries and regions offered through each app store. The app interface is available in Korean, English, Japanese and Indonesian.
Use the relevant store to request withdrawal, refunds or cancellation of renewal; this does not limit statutory consumer rights. Contact support if the product differs from its description or cannot be used properly. Completed backups are not immediately auto-deleted solely because of free-tier limits, expiry or downgrade; new uploads may be restricted when over quota. Changes to retention policy will be announced in advance.
3. Recording and respecting others
Follow gym rules and filming restrictions. Place your device where it does not obstruct walkways, belaying or landing areas. Grades shown in the app are user-entered records, not assessments of climbing ability or safety.
If videos include other people’s faces, bodies or conversations, or another person’s copyrighted work, check the permissions and consent needed to record, edit and share them. Do not use the service to invade privacy, record unlawfully, infringe rights or create or share illegal content.
4. Rights to videos and content
Rights to videos and text created by users belong to the respective rights holders. Using ClimbCut does not give ClimbCut ownership of user content or rights to use it for advertising, promotion or AI training.
The app’s code, design and brand are subject to their respective owners’ rights. Included open-source components are governed by their respective licenses.
5. Originals and edited copies
Device-folder videos can be edited by reference; entering the editor does not itself copy the entire original into the app folder. Choosing to keep an app copy creates a separate copy. Edit settings, covers and analysis results are stored separately without overwriting the original. Revoked access, external deletion or waiting for a device photo service download may limit playback or editing.
Originals and working copies are kept on the device; edits are saved separately. Videos in app trash become eligible for permanent cleanup from the displayed date, 30 days after moving to trash. Actual cleanup can be later depending on device state. Cloud copies and public posts are managed separately from device trash.
Videos, covers and restore metadata selected for backup are stored under the authenticated account. Completed cloud backups may remain after uninstalling or losing a device. Recovery of unfinished backups or drafts held only on the device is not guaranteed.
6. Exporting and external services
Export creates and validates a separate edited file, then automatically attempts to save copies to the app folder and device media library. Permissions, free space or operating-system conditions may prevent one save; check the result and retry guidance. A device-library copy may also sync through iCloud Photos, Google Photos or another connected photo service according to your settings.
Additional file saving and OS sharing use the destination you choose. Opening a share sheet does not complete an external post. Public-post links can be viewed or played on the web without login, and public posts can also appear in feeds without sharing a link. Private backups are separate from public feeds and share links.
Social media presets make framing and output ratios easier to choose. Posting availability, recompression, covers and image quality depend on the destination service’s policies and behavior. ClimbCut does not guarantee affiliation with those services or posting results.
7. Changes and ending use
Features in development versions may be improved or changed. Changes that materially affect user rights or data processing will be explained before they apply, and legally required consent will be requested separately.
Use supported profile, cloud and post controls to edit, delete or close your account, or request access, correction, deletion or processing restriction at support@climbcut.team. We verify identity only as needed for the request. Signing out or uninstalling alone does not remove all server accounts, posts or subscriptions.
8. Responsibility and disputes
Recording, editing or export may be interrupted or limited by device performance, storage, operating system or external app conditions. Check the app’s result message and the actual file to confirm that saving or exporting finished.
These terms do not waive liability required by law, including for intentional misconduct or gross negligence, or limit statutory consumer rights. Damages and disputes are handled under applicable law, and court jurisdiction follows applicable jurisdiction rules.
9. Privacy and changes to terms
Personal cloud backups are separate from public posts. Authorized operators may process account, purchase and usage metadata as necessary for support, payment verification, errors and abuse response. Cloud storage is not described as end-to-end encrypted.
When formal terms are adopted or changed, the version, effective date and important changes will be made clear. Viewing a changed document alone is not treated as any required consent.
10. Public posts and accounts
Community posts, photos, comments, Climb videos, captions, gyms, grades, hashtags, author profiles and public reactions are visible to other users. We process posted content as needed to display, transmit and play it without taking ownership. Deleting a post may not recall copies shared or saved by others. Users can report or block inappropriate content or accounts; operators may act to investigate reports and protect the service.
11. Workout records, calendars and analysis
Workout records and plans are stored locally for each signed-in account and hidden after logout. Linked-video grades and completion status inform counts by color while manually edited counts are preserved. Backups and synchronization run when you choose; record backups and video backups are separate. External calendar plans do not automatically count as completed workouts.
Calendar support varies by provider and app version. Device, Google and Kakao events are read within authorized access. NAVER imports an exported .ics file, not automatic account synchronization. Denying calendar access does not prevent recording or editing.
12. Advertising, notices and notifications
The library may display non-personalized ads. These still involve SDK data processing, with separate privacy choices where required. Hiding a notice for a period controls only that notice; it is not terms acceptance, marketing consent or push unsubscription.
Push and workout reminders are optional and managed in the app and OS. Enabling service news is not treated as consent to promotional events or offers. Promotional notifications require the separate conditions required by applicable law.
13. Limits of automated analysis
Person tracking, climb-segment suggestions, blur hints and workout statistics assist recording, editing and journaling. They do not provide facial identification, safety diagnosis or medical judgment. Review and adjust suggested segments, completion counts, gyms and grades before use.