Terms of use
Last updated: 26 October 2026. Leveler is provided by Ayoub Jatlaoui, operating in Italy, under the developer name jatlaoui. Contact: support@leveler.pro.
Teenagers and adults
You must be at least 16 years old to use Leveler. It is intended for older teenagers and adults, not people under 16. Additional permission rules may depend on where you live. If you are under the age required to agree to these terms or authorise the relevant data processing yourself, a parent or guardian must help where the law requires it. Leveler does not currently provide a parental-authorisation or age-checking flow. Worldwide availability is a goal, not a statement that every country or age group is supported.
Using Leveler
Leveler helps you organise goals, tasks, habits, and personal reflections. You retain ownership of the content you enter. Only upload content you have the right to use. Do not attempt to access another person's account or disrupt the service.
Your account and content
Keep access to your sign-in email and any Google account you use to sign in secure. You may delete your Leveler account in Settings or request deletion by email. Save a separate copy of information you cannot afford to lose. Network interruptions and maintenance may affect access.
Game points
XP and coins are progress counters within Leveler. They have no monetary value, cannot be exchanged for money, and are not a financial product.
Paid features
Where paid plans are offered, the purchase screen displays their features, price, billing period, renewal terms and cancellation instructions before you buy. Android subscriptions are managed through Google Play and renew automatically unless canceled through Google Play. Cancellation preserves access until the verified paid-through expiry. Deleting the app or your Leveler account does not cancel a Google Play subscription. Google payment terms also apply.
Purpose and changes
Leveler is a personal organisation tool, not medical or mental-health treatment. Features may change as the app develops. These terms do not exclude rights or protections that apply to you under mandatory consumer law.
