Terms and conditions

Version: 2026-08-21 (draft, before the service goes on sale). Written without a lawyer's review — deliberately, and said openly.

1. Provider and scope

Provider: Marc Adrian Peters, Heinrichsallee 22–24, 52062 Aachen, Germany. These terms apply to booking a KCAM party: the phone in each guest's pocket contributes photos and videos, and those appear on a screen at the venue and in a gallery.

2. What is provided

The service is a single party on a specific date: an upload window on the party date, the display on the venue screen, and afterwards a gallery for the retention window booked — 90 days, extendable to one or two years for a fee. Content is deleted after that (details in the privacy notice).

3. The customer's obligations

The host is the controller for the party's content under data-protection law and concludes the data-processing agreement for it. The host makes sure no unlawful content is uploaded or shown, and uses the moderation and deletion tools provided.

4. Availability — the honest baseline

The service runs over the guests' mobile networks and the venue's internet connection. Uninterrupted availability is not promised; during a disruption the screen keeps showing the content it last loaded from its cache. There is no entitlement to any particular availability figure.

5. Moderation

Which moderation runs is the host's choice at booking — including "no automatic screening". Independently of that choice, screening for child sexual abuse material always runs. Reported content is reviewed under a tiered procedure and hidden where warranted. Moderation is not a complete filter and is not presented as one. Statutory reporting and preservation duties are unaffected.

6. Prices and payment

The price is shown before booking; payment is handled by the payment provider Stripe. Kein Ausweis von Umsatzsteuer gemäß § 19 UStG.

7. Withdrawal

No right of withdrawal: booking a party for a specific date is a service related to leisure activities for a specific date within the meaning of § 312g (2) no. 9 BGB. There is therefore no right of withdrawal under § 312g (1) BGB, and this is stated plainly before purchase.

8. Liability

We are liable without limit for intent and gross negligence, and as mandatory law requires. For ordinary negligence we are liable only for breaches of essential contractual duties, and limited to the foreseeable damage typical of this kind of contract.

9. Term and deletion

The contract ends when the retention window expires. Content is deleted after that; statutory retention duties, for instance for invoice data, are unaffected.

10. Final provisions

German law applies. If one of these clauses is invalid, the statutory rule takes its place and the remaining clauses continue unchanged.