Terms of Service

Effective: September 7, 2026. Previous version: August 22, 2026.

By using Dizko ("the app"), you agree to these terms.

Who You Are Contracting With

Dizko is operated by [TO CONFIRM: legal entity name], [TO CONFIRM: registered address], a company incorporated in the United States. "We", "us", and "Dizko" mean that company. "You" means you. You need to be at least 16 to have an account.

What Dizko Does

Dizko is an event discovery app. It helps you find concerts, club nights, festivals, and local events through maps, recommendations, profiles, saved lists, RSVPs, and optional chat. Event data is sourced from third-party listings and local sources.

AI Chat

Dizko uses Groq-hosted AI models, currently including Qwen, to understand prompts you send to the event-discovery assistant and find matching events. Those prompts and limited active preference context may be processed by our AI provider. AI interpretation is probabilistic and may be wrong. Private person-to-person messages use a separate end-to-end encrypted system and are not sent to the AI provider.

Dizko SMS Concierge

The Dizko SMS Concierge is a user-initiated event discovery program. When you text an event request to +1 983-212-1236, Dizko may send automated SMS or MMS replies with matching event recommendations, direct Dizko links, event images, follow-up questions, and responses to your commands. Dizko never initiates a conversation. Every reply is triggered by a message you send, and Dizko does not run broadcasts or marketing campaigns.

Learn more and start a conversation at www.dizko.app/sms. Our Privacy Policy explains how we handle mobile information.

Event Information

Acceptable Use

You agree not to:

Profiles, Uploads, and Reports

If you add a profile, avatar, event flyer, social link, message, report, or other content, you are responsible for that content and for having the rights needed to provide it. We may remove content, limit visibility, or suspend accounts when needed to operate the app, respond to reports, protect users, or comply with law.

Artist Pages

Dizko lets an artist build a page and publish it at a dizko.app address. The page is theirs: publishing does not transfer copyright in their photographs, recordings, artwork, or words to us. To put it on the internet we need permission to do exactly that, so publishing grants Dizko a non-exclusive, worldwide, royalty-free licence to host, store, copy, adapt for display, and publicly show what is on the page, for as long as the page is up and for the single purpose of running the service. It ends when the page comes down, apart from backups that age out and copies the law requires us to keep.

You warrant that the page is yours to publish. You are asked to confirm this before a page goes live, and it means what it says: you hold the rights to the photographs, music, artwork, and words on your page, or you have permission from whoever does. A photograph belongs to the photographer who took it. A remix belongs partly to somebody else. A press quote belongs to the publication that ran it. Verifying the account behind a page proves the page is yours; it proves nothing about what you put on it.

If a claim reaches us because that warranty was not true, you cover our reasonable costs in dealing with it. This is the only indemnity in these terms, and it exists because we do not review pages before they go up and are not going to pretend otherwise.

A page may not carry work you have no right to use, somebody else's name or likeness presented as your own, unlawful, defamatory, or harassing material, malware or links to it, or anything implying Dizko endorses you when we have not said so.

Artist Mailing Lists

An artist can put a signup block on their page. A fan who uses it joins two lists: the artist's own, which the artist can export and send from, and Dizko's, which sends the confirmation email and any city digest. Both are named to the fan at the moment they type their address.

The artist's list is the artist's, and that makes the artist responsible for it in their own right under data protection law. If you run one, you must send only what a fan signed up for, honour an unsubscribe immediately and every time, keep the list secure, never sell or rent it or hand it to a promoter or label, delete it when you stop using it, and answer a fan who asks what you hold about them.

You are the data controller for your list. Dizko is the controller for its own. A fan who complains to us about what you sent them will be referred to you, and we may remove your signup block or your page if it is not put right.

The Press Desk

The press desk drafts a release from what you type, using a large language model. It is a first draft written by a machine and it can be wrong. The suggested quote is not something anybody said: it is a proposal to approve, rewrite, or delete, and it must not be sent out as a quote from an artist who has not seen it. Once you send a release, what it says is yours. Do not paste anybody else's confidential material into it.

Account & Data

Your account may be tied to a device ID, user ID, phone number, email address, or verified profile, depending on which features you use. You can delete your account data from Profile > Privacy & data or Profile > Account & security. We reserve the right to suspend accounts that violate these terms.

Privacy

Our Privacy Policy explains how we handle identifiers, identity data, profiles, uploads, AI discovery prompts, encrypted private messages and metadata, saved events, RSVPs, preferences, location, analytics, support requests, and safety reports.

Copyright and Reporting a Page

Artists publish their own pages and we do not check them before they go up. Anyone can report a published page by writing to legal@dizko.app. Every published page carries a "Report this page" link that opens a message already naming the page.

For any report, tell us the address of the page, what is wrong with it and where, and how to reach you. For a copyright claim, United States law asks for more, and a notice missing any of it may not be one we can act on:

This is what 17 U.S.C. 512(c)(3) requires. Knowingly misrepresenting that material infringes carries liability for damages under 512(f), so do not send a notice for something you have not checked.

We read every report and aim to answer within five working days, sooner where something is clearly unlawful. Where a report is well founded we take the page or the section down, and we tell the artist what came off, why, and who reported it, unless the law tells us not to. We do not give a reporter the artist's personal details. A person, not an automated system, makes the decision to remove a page, and we say which ground we acted on and how to disagree with it.

An artist can answer a copyright takedown with a counter-notice: what came down and where it was, a statement under penalty of perjury that they believe in good faith it came down through a mistake or misidentification, their name, address, and telephone number, and consent to the jurisdiction of the appropriate court. We pass a counter-notice to whoever complained, and if they do not go to court within ten to fourteen working days we may restore the material.

An account that is the subject of repeated valid copyright notices is closed. We do not run a fixed count: three notices for three stolen photographs and three notices from one claimant over a single dispute are not the same thing.

Designated agent. [TO CONFIRM: name, address, telephone number, and email of the agent designated with the United States Copyright Office at dmca.copyright.gov. Safe harbour under 17 U.S.C. 512(c) is not available until that designation is filed and published here.]

Disclaimers

Dizko is provided "as is" without warranties. We are not responsible for:

Limits on Liability

Nothing in these terms limits liability for death or personal injury caused by negligence, for fraud, or for anything else that cannot lawfully be limited. Where you use Dizko as a consumer, your rights under the mandatory law of the country you live in are unaffected by anything here.

Subject to that: Dizko is provided as it is, we are not liable for lost profits, lost bookings, lost data, or losses we could not have foreseen, and our total liability to you in any twelve-month period is capped at the greater of what you paid us in that period and [TO CONFIRM: a figure, for example 100 USD].

Your page is stored on our servers and in your browser, which is not a backup strategy. Keep your own copy of anything you would be sorry to lose.

Ending It

You can stop at any time: unpublish your page, or delete your account data as the Privacy Policy describes. We may suspend or close an account that breaks these terms, that puts us or another user at legal risk, or where we are required to. Where we can give notice first, we will. The Artist Pages warranty and indemnity, the disclaimers, and the limits on liability survive.

Law and Disputes

These terms are governed by the law of [TO CONFIRM: US state], and its courts have exclusive jurisdiction, except that if you are a consumer you keep the right to bring a claim in the courts of the country you live in and to rely on the mandatory law of that country.

Changes

We may update these terms. Continued use of the app after changes constitutes acceptance. Where a change is material we will say so rather than relying on you to notice.

Contact

General and support: support@dizko.app. Reporting a page, copyright, and other legal notices: legal@dizko.app. Data protection requests: privacy@dizko.app.