The rules governing use of the Mera Service
1.1. These Terms of Use (the “Terms”) govern the relationship between Individual Entrepreneur Shagabutdinov Renat Khannanovich (the “Administration”) and the individual (the “User”) who uses the “Mera” mobile application and website (the “Service”).
1.2. Use of the Service constitutes the User’s full and unconditional acceptance of these Terms. If the User does not agree to the Terms, the User must discontinue use of the Service.
1.3. The Administration reserves the right to amend these Terms without prior notice. The current version is available on this page.
2.1. Mera is a mobile application and web service for calorie counting and nutrition tracking that uses artificial-intelligence technologies.
2.2. The principal functions of the Service are:
2.3. The functions of the Service are available only with an active subscription or during a trial period. Without a subscription, only taking out a subscription and managing the account are available.
3.1. To use the Service, the User must register an account by providing an email address and a password, or by signing in through Google or Apple.
3.2. The User undertakes to:
3.3. The password must contain between 8 and 128 characters.
3.4. Email confirmation is performed by entering a six-digit code sent to the address provided.
3.5. The User may delete their account at any time. Deletion of the account results in the permanent erasure of all associated data.
4.1. The User undertakes not to use the Service:
4.2. The Administration is entitled to restrict the User’s access to the Service in the event of any breach of these Terms.
5.1. The Service’s AI features (photo analysis, text input, assistant) provide approximate estimates and are informational in nature.
5.2. The Service is not a medical application. The information provided by the Service does not substitute for the advice of a physician, dietitian, or other medical professional.
5.3. Use of AI features is subject to daily limits that depend on the subscription plan.
5.4. The Administration bears no responsibility for the accuracy of AI-generated estimates of calorie content or macronutrient composition.
6.1. The detailed terms of payment, subscription, and recurring charges are set out in the Public Offer.
6.2. Subscription pricing:
6.3. Payment is processed through the YooKassa payment service using recurring charges.
6.4. The User may cancel the subscription at any time. Following cancellation, access to paid features is retained until the end of the paid period.
7.1. A User whose subscription is paid by bank card via YooKassa may invite a friend with the personal code shown in the “Invite a friend” section of the application. The invited friend may pay one (1) ruble for the first month of a monthly subscription, after which the subscription renews automatically at the regular price, and the User who invited them receives additional subscription days after the friend’s first subscription payment. App Store subscribers do not take part in the programme. The full terms of the programme, including its limits and the grounds for refusal and voiding, are set out in Section 9 of the Public Offer.
7.2. By taking part in the programme, the User undertakes to:
7.3. In the event of a breach of clause 7.2, the Administration may refuse the first month at the special price and the additional subscription days, and may restrict access in accordance with clause 4.2.
8.1. All rights in the Service, including the source code, design, text, algorithms, and trade marks, belong to the Administration.
8.2. The User is granted a non-exclusive, non-transferable licence to use the Service for personal, non-commercial purposes.
8.3. Content created by the User (nutrition entries, profile data) remains the User’s property.
9.1. The Service is provided “as is”. The Administration does not warrant uninterrupted operation of the Service.
9.2. The Administration bears no liability for:
10.1. The User may contact support through:
11.1. These Terms are governed by the law of the Russian Federation.
11.2. All disputes shall be resolved through negotiation and, failing agreement, by the court at the Administration’s place of business.