Terms

The service

333 helps groups of friends find a fair place to meet, make a plan, and remember it. These terms are the deal between you and 333 (the "service") when you use the app or 333-place.com.

Your account

One account per phone number. You're responsible for your line — if your number changes hands, tell us. You must be 13 or older; 13–17 get teen mode (see privacy).

Acceptable use

No stalking, no harassment. Abusing location features gets you banned — first offense, no appeals queue ahead of the person you scared. No scraping, no automated access, no commercial resale of the service or its data.

Your content

Your spots, photos, and names stay yours. You give us a limited license to display them to your groups — that's the whole point — and nothing more. You can report any spot, photo, or name in the app; we triage reports within 24 hours.

Guests

Plan links let people RSVP without an account. Guests get these same acceptable-use rules; the plan's creator is responsible for who they invite.

Text messages (SMS)

By giving us your number — on the waitlist, at signup, or on a plan — you agree to receive texts from 333 at that number, including login codes and, where you asked for them, waitlist and plan updates. Message frequency varies. Message and data rates may apply. Reply STOP to opt out, HELP for help. Consent to marketing texts is not a condition of using the service.

Third places

We suggest venues; we don't operate them. Check the hours before you schlep. Drink responsibly. If a venue disappoints you, that's between you and the venue — but tell us and we'll stop suggesting it.

Availability

We aim for always-on and promise nothing — the service is provided "as is," without warranty. Messaging to non-users depends on carriers and vendors we don't control and may not arrive.

Ending things

You can delete your account anytime (Settings, or email us). We can suspend or terminate accounts that break section 3 — location abuse is the fast lane.

Liability

To the maximum extent the law allows, 333 isn't liable for indirect or consequential damages, and our total liability is capped at $100 or what you paid us in the last year — which is zero, because 333 is free.

Indemnification

If someone brings a claim against us because of how you used 333 or because you broke these terms, you'll cover our reasonable costs of defending it — to the extent the law allows.

Copyright and DMCA

If you believe something on 333 infringes your copyright, email hey@friendship.co with enough detail to find it — the work, where it appears, and how to reach you. We respond to valid notices under the DMCA.

Dispute resolution

Delaware law governs these terms, without regard to its conflict-of-laws rules. If something goes wrong, email hey@friendship.co first — most things we can fix that way. If we can't, you and 333 agree to resolve disputes by binding individual arbitration — not in court, and not as a class action — to the maximum extent the law allows. You can opt out of arbitration within 30 days of accepting these terms by emailing us. Either of us can still bring a qualifying claim in small-claims court. Final arbitration rules and venue will be settled with counsel before public launch and posted here.

General

These terms are the entire agreement between you and 333 about the service. If any part is unenforceable, the rest still stands. You can't transfer your rights under these terms; we can transfer ours to a successor — for example, in an acquisition. If we don't enforce a part right away, we haven't waived it.

When these terms change, we'll post the change here with a new effective date and tell you in the app if it's material. Questions: hey@friendship.co.