Lilist
Terms of use
Last updated : 7 February 2026
These Terms of Use (the “Terms”) govern access to and use of the Lilist application and website lilist.fr (the “Service”).
By creating an account or using Lilist, you fully and unreservedly accept these Terms.
1. About the service
Lilist is a digital platform that lets users create, manage and share personal lists, notably for organisation, sharing and collaboration.
Lilist acts solely as a technical provider making digital tools available. Lilist is not a party to interactions, decisions or transactions that may arise from use of the Service between users or with third-party services.
2. Access to the service
The Service is available to persons with the legal capacity to use it, in accordance with applicable law.
Access requires creating a user account. Sign-up, authentication and access methods may evolve to improve security or the user experience.
Lilist reserves the right to suspend or limit access for technical, maintenance or security reasons.
3. User account
You agree to provide accurate and up-to-date information when creating and using your account.
You alone are responsible for:
- use of your account,
- keeping your access credentials confidential,
- actions performed through your account.
Any unauthorised use of the account must be reported to Lilist as soon as possible.
4. Use of the service
You agree to use the Service:
- in line with its purpose,
- in compliance with applicable laws and regulations,
- without infringing Lilist’s or third parties’ rights.
Lilist may modify, suspend or evolve all or part of the Service’s features at any time.
5. Content and interactions between users
Users may publish, share or view content within the Service.
Each user remains fully responsible for the content they publish and the interactions they take part in.
Lilist does not exercise general prior control over published content, but may remove any content that is clearly unlawful or contrary to these Terms.
6. Third-party services and content
The Service may contain links or redirects to third-party services, sites or content.
Lilist has no control over those third-party services and disclaims any liability regarding:
- their content,
- their availability,
- their terms of use,
- or the consequences of using them.
Any interaction with a third-party service is solely your responsibility.
7. Personal data
When you use the Service, Lilist may collect and process personal data.
Processing is carried out in accordance with applicable law, including the GDPR.
How personal data is collected, used, stored and protected is described in the Privacy Policy, available on lilist.fr.
8. Intellectual property
The Service and its graphic, functional, technical and editorial elements are protected by intellectual property law.
Any unauthorised reproduction, representation, modification or exploitation of all or part of the Service is prohibited.
9. Liability
The Service is provided “as is”.
Lilist shall not be liable for:
- temporary interruption or unavailability of the Service,
- errors or omissions in content published by users,
- consequences of using the Service or third-party services,
- decisions made by users based on information available on the Service.
10. Child safety and abuse (CSAE)
Lilist has zero tolerance for any form of sexual exploitation or abuse involving minors (CSAE).
Any content, behaviour or attempt at sexual contact involving children is strictly prohibited on the app.
Reported content is removed immediately, and accounts may be suspended or permanently deleted.
Lilist cooperates with competent authorities when required by law.
Reports can be sent to: lilist.project@gmail.com
11. Suspension and termination
You may stop using the Service at any time by deleting your account.
Lilist may suspend or terminate an account in case of a breach of these Terms or abusive use of the Service.
12. Changes to the Terms
Lilist may amend these Terms at any time.
Users will be informed of any material change and must accept the new version to continue using the Service.
13. Governing law and disputes
These Terms are governed by French law.
In case of a dispute, an amicable solution will be sought before any legal action.