Stratum Skin Pty Ltd (ACN 700 549 346) ("Stratum", "we", "us", "our") runs the website at stratumskin.app (the "Website"). These terms cover your use of the Website, including any articles and other content published on it, and the Stratum waitlist. By using the Website, you agree to these terms and to our Privacy Policy. If you do not agree, please do not use the Website.
1. What these terms cover
These terms cover this Website and the waitlist only. The Stratum app is currently in closed beta and has its own Terms of Service, which you will see if and when you are given access. Nothing on this Website gives you access to the app.
2. About Stratum and our content
Stratum is a personal wellness tool that helps people make informed skincare decisions. Everything on this Website, including articles, guides, and ingredient information, is general information for wellness and educational purposes only. It is not medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment, and it is not a substitute for advice from a qualified health professional. Reading our content or using this Website does not make you a patient or client of Stratum or anyone on our team. Never ignore professional medical advice, or put off seeking it, because of something you have read on this Website. If you have concerns about your skin health, please speak with a qualified health professional. Skin is highly individual. Information that is accurate in general may not apply to your circumstances, and any decisions you make based on our content are your own.
3. The waitlist
Joining the waitlist is free. It is not a purchase, and it does not guarantee you access to the app, early access, any particular features, or any launch date. You can leave the waitlist at any time by unsubscribing from our emails or contacting us, and your information will be handled as described in our Privacy Policy.
4. Our content belongs to us
All content on this Website, including text, articles, graphics, design, branding, and code, belongs to Stratum (or is licensed to us) and is protected by copyright and other intellectual property laws. You are welcome to read our content and share links to it for personal, non-commercial purposes. You must not copy, republish, scrape, or make commercial use of our content without our written permission first.
5. Using the Website fairly
You must not use this Website for anything unlawful, try to gain access to parts of it or the systems behind it that are not meant for you, interfere with how it runs, or give us false or misleading information (including on the waitlist form).
6. What we are, and are not, responsible for
We provide the Website on an "as is" and "as available" basis. We work to keep it accurate and available, but we cannot promise it always will be. To the maximum extent permitted by law, we make no warranties of any kind about the Website or its content, and we are not responsible for indirect or flow-on losses (for example, lost data, income, or opportunities) that arise from using the Website or relying on its content.
Your rights under the Australian Consumer Law. Australian law gives consumers guarantees that cannot be taken away by a contract, and nothing in these terms tries to. If the Australian Consumer Law or any other law gives you a right or remedy that we are not allowed to exclude, that right stands, and the limits above apply only to the extent the law permits.
7. Links to other websites
The Website may link to other websites or resources. We do not control them and are not responsible for what they contain or how they operate. A link is for your convenience, not an endorsement.
8. Changes
We may update the Website, its content, and these terms at any time. If we make significant changes to these terms, we will update the date at the top of this page and, where appropriate, email waitlist members. If you keep using the Website after a change, that means you accept the updated terms.
9. Which law applies
South Australian law applies to these terms. If a dispute ever ends up in court, the courts of South Australia can hear it, but if you live in another Australian state or territory you can also bring proceedings in your local courts or tribunals where the law allows. Nothing in these terms limits your right to complain to the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission, the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner, or any other relevant regulator.