Terms of Use

Who can use MySched

MySched is made for college students. You can use it if you are old enough to agree to something like this where you live. If you are younger than that, use MySched with a parent or guardian who agrees to these rules with you. It is not meant for children under 13.

Your account

You do not need an account. If you make one, give us real information, keep your login to yourself, and understand that anything done from your account counts as done by you. Tell us quickly if you think someone else got in.

What it costs

MySched is free for students. There is nothing to buy inside the app. If we ever add something paid, we will show you the price before you can buy it, and we will not take something you already have and start charging for it without telling you. Deals with schools are arranged separately and are not covered by this page.

Using MySched properly

Use MySched to keep on top of your own studies. Do not use it to break the law, to take what is not yours, or to hurt other people. To be specific, please do not:

• upload things you have no right to share, including other people's details;
• try to break in, pull data out in bulk, overload it, or get around our limits;
• use MySched to spam people, harass anyone, or pretend to be someone else;
• sell it on, or use it to build a copy of it; or
• upload anything designed to damage the app or other people's phones.

Your stuff stays yours

Your schedule, tasks, notes, and everything else you add belong to you. We just need your permission to store it, copy it between your devices, and show it back to you, because that is what running the app means. That permission covers nothing else, and it ends when you delete the content or your account. We do not use your schedule to train AI.

Our stuff stays ours

MySched, the app, the website, the design, and the MySched name and logo belong to us, and these rules do not hand any of that over. School names and logos belong to those schools and are shown so you can recognise them. They do not mean the school is partnered with us or endorses us.

Importing from a screenshot

Reading a screenshot is a best guess, and it gets things wrong sometimes. Check every class before you save it, and check anything important against your school's real timetable. The schedule you end up keeping is your responsibility.

MySched is not your official record

Reminders, attendance, grade and GWA numbers, and imported timetables are there to help you stay organised. They are not official. Your school's own schedule, attendance rules, and grades are the ones that count.

Shared schedules

Only share a timetable you are allowed to share. Anyone with the code or link can open it, so treat a shared schedule as public. Do not put personal, abusive, illegal, or misleading things in it. We can switch off a shared schedule, or an account, if there is misuse, a safety problem, or a legal request.

Things will change

We try to keep MySched running, but we cannot promise it will never go down or never have bugs. We will add, change, pause, and remove features as the app grows. We may also update this page. When we do, the new version goes here with a new date, and for anything significant we will tell you in the app or by email if we can.

Stopping

You can stop using MySched any time and delete your account from Settings. We can pause or close an account that misuses the app, puts other students at risk, or breaks these rules. Where it is fair to do so, we will tell you why and give you a chance to fix it first.

What we do not promise

MySched comes as it is. As far as the law allows, we are not promising it will always work, that a reminder will always arrive, or that an imported schedule will be correct. None of this takes away rights your local consumer law gives you and does not let us take away.

If something goes wrong

As far as the law allows, we are not responsible for a missed class, a missed deadline, a reminder that did not arrive, a grade you lost, or anything else that follows from relying on MySched instead of your school's official schedule. Because the app is free, the most we could owe you is whatever you actually paid us in the last twelve months, or one thousand pesos, whichever is higher. None of this applies to things the law does not let us limit, like injury caused by our own negligence, or fraud.

If someone sues us over what you posted

If somebody makes a claim against us because of something you uploaded or shared, or because you used MySched in a way these rules do not allow, you agree to cover our reasonable costs of dealing with it.

Apple and Google

You get MySched from the App Store or Google Play, and those stores have their own rules. Apple and Google are not part of this agreement. They are not responsible for the app, for helping you with it, or for any claim about it, including a claim that it copies someone's work or falls short of a legal requirement. If you need help, come to us, not to them. Apple and its companies are allowed to enforce these rules against you directly. You also confirm you are not in a country the United States has embargoed, and not on a United States restricted-party list.

Which country's law applies

Philippine law applies, and Philippine courts handle any dispute. If you are a consumer somewhere else, you keep whatever protections your own country insists on. Before anyone goes to court, please email us and let us try to fix it.

Odds and ends

If one part of this page turns out not to hold up, the rest still does. If we do not enforce something straight away, we can still enforce it later. You cannot hand your side of this agreement to someone else without asking us, and we can hand ours over if MySched is sold or restructured. This page and the Privacy Policy are the whole agreement between us.

Questions

Email support@getmysched.com.