1. Agreement and operator
These Terms govern your use of Tag Along’s website, mobile applications and related services. The provider is Fortwit Technology Limited, referred to as “Tag Along”, “we”, “us” or “our”. Our company contact details are below.
Fortwit Technology Limited, 6B Abiola Okeke Close, Medina Estate, Gbagada, Lagos, Nigeria. Company email: Tagalong@fortwit.com. Website: www.mytagalongapp.com.
When you are presented with these Terms and affirmatively accept them to create an account or use a feature requiring acceptance, you enter this agreement. If you act for an organisation, you confirm authority to bind it. If you do not agree, do not create an account or use features that require acceptance. We provide a copy of the applicable version for you to retain.
2. What Tag Along provides
Tag Along helps people discover, host and join events and gatherings and communicate around shared activities. Unless a listing expressly identifies Fortwit as the organiser, events are organised by independent hosts. A listing, recommendation, badge or review is not a guarantee of an event’s quality, legality, accessibility or safety.
We are responsible for operating our service and meeting our own legal duties. Hosts and venues are responsible for their events and obligations. Tag Along is not an emergency response or personal protection service. If there is immediate danger, contact local emergency services; do not wait for an in-app report to be reviewed.
3. Eligibility and account security
You must be at least 18, legally adult and able to enter this agreement in your location. Provide accurate information, keep contact details current, protect your login and promptly report suspected compromise. You must not impersonate someone, create accounts to evade a restriction, transfer access without permission or let a person who is ineligible use your account.
We may request proportionate information to verify eligibility or investigate credible fraud or safety concerns. A verification badge describes only the check specified with that badge; it does not mean a background check or safety guarantee unless expressly stated.
4. Policies and privacy
The community and host rules in these Terms form part of the agreement. Our Privacy, Cookie and Data Deletion Policies explain information handling; their publication does not replace a required consent choice. Feature-specific terms apply only when clearly disclosed and accepted before using that feature. Mandatory consumer and privacy rights take priority over inconsistent wording.
5. Hosting responsibilities
A host must have authority to organise the event and use the venue, images, description and other materials. Listings must accurately state the organiser, date, start and finish time, location or online access, capacity, eligibility, accessibility information, charges and material risks. Do not imply a partnership, licence, insurance or verification that does not exist.
Hosts must obtain required permissions and licences, comply with local law and venue rules, and manage attendance, safeguarding, supervision and any legally required insurance. Hosts must communicate significant changes promptly, including changes to location, date, access requirements or a switch between a physical and online event.
Event rules must be clear, lawful and proportionate. Hosts must not discriminate unlawfully, harass participants, overstate availability, collect hidden fees or use participation to facilitate fraud, exploitation or illegal activity. Accessibility needs should be addressed accurately and respectfully; do not request unnecessary health details.
6. Joining, capacity, cancellation and attendance
An expression of interest or join request becomes an accepted place only when the service or host confirms it under the event’s stated rules. Capacity may change as people join and leave. A full event must not imply that a place is guaranteed. If you cannot attend, leave or cancel promptly so the place can be released.
Hosts may cancel or change events for legitimate reasons and must promptly update the listing and notify affected participants using available channels. For paid external bookings, hosts must state cancellation and refund terms before purchase and meet applicable consumer obligations. A material change or cancellation must not be used to avoid legally required refunds or other remedies.
Participants must follow lawful entry, age and safety requirements and respect other people’s boundaries. Consider the venue, transport and nature of an activity before attending. You are responsible for your own conduct; this does not waive any duty or liability that the law places on Tag Along, a host or a venue.
7. Participant information and host communications
Use participant details only for the disclosed event administration purpose and only while needed. Do not sell attendee lists, scrape profiles, disclose private chats, expose precise locations or contact participants for unrelated marketing without a valid legal basis and any required consent.
Where a host determines separate purposes for personal information, that host must provide its own privacy information and comply with applicable data protection law. Any permitted download or export remains subject to these obligations. Keep information secure and act on legitimate deletion or objection requests. Do not add attendees to external groups or mailing lists automatically.
8. Conduct we prohibit
You must not use Tag Along, including event listings, profiles, reviews, media or messages, to:
- Threaten, stalk, harass, bully, dox or exploit anyone; promote violence or hatred against protected groups; encourage suicide, serious self-harm or dangerous illegal activity.
- Create, solicit or distribute child sexual abuse or exploitation material, grooming content, non-consensual intimate imagery (including synthetic imagery), sexual coercion, trafficking or commercial sexual exploitation. Pornographic and sexually explicit content is prohibited.
- Defraud, impersonate, mislead, run scams or facilitate unlawful sales, prohibited weapons, illegal drugs, illegal gambling or unauthorised financial schemes.
- Publish content that infringes intellectual property, privacy or other legal rights; post another person’s private information or identifiable image without a lawful basis.
- Upload malware, bypass safeguards, interfere with the service, misuse automated access, scrape personal data, reverse-engineer unlawfully, or send spam and unsolicited bulk promotions.
- Manipulate reviews, attendance, popularity or verification; conceal paid endorsements; submit knowingly false reports or evade moderation through replacement accounts.
Context matters in reviewing reports, but no claimed artistic, humorous or educational purpose permits illegal exploitation or serious harm. We may restrict material that is inappropriate for this service even where it is lawful elsewhere.
9. Your content and the licence you grant
You retain rights you hold in your content. You grant Fortwit a non-exclusive, worldwide, royalty-free licence to host, store, reproduce, format, transmit and display that content only as needed to provide, secure and moderate Tag Along and carry out the audience choices you make. We may allow contracted providers to perform these functions on our behalf.
This licence does not transfer ownership or give us unrestricted rights to sell your content, use your likeness in unrelated advertising or train unrelated AI models. Separate permission is required for promotional reuse outside normal service display. When content is deleted, the licence ends except for the limited, lawful retention and technical removal periods explained in the Data Deletion Policy.
You confirm you have the rights and permissions needed for what you upload, including relevant image, music and participant permissions. Do not upload private conversations or images in circumstances that infringe another person’s rights.
10. Tag Along intellectual property
We and our licensors retain rights in the service, software, brand and original materials. Subject to these Terms, we grant you a limited, revocable, non-transferable right to use the service for its intended purpose. Do not imply endorsement or reuse our branding without permission, except where law permits.
11. How to report a problem
Use the report control for a profile, event, post or message, or contact the company channel with “Tag Along safety” or “Content complaint”. Include the relevant URL or identifier, a short explanation, why you believe the content is unlawful or breaches these Terms, and a safe way to contact you. Submit reports in good faith. For notices alleging illegality, confirm that the information is accurate to the best of your knowledge.
For intellectual property complaints, identify the work or right, the allegedly infringing material and its exact location, your authority to act and the facts supporting the complaint. We may seek reasonable additional information. Do not download, reproduce or send suspected child sexual abuse material; report its location instead. We preserve and report material to authorities where required.
12. How we moderate
We use reports, human review and automated tools. In the selected media screening workflow, clear violations can be rejected automatically and uncertain uploads remain unpublished pending human review. Reports about chat and text are also subject to review; we do not promise that every private message is proactively screened.
Depending on severity, context, history and risk, we may warn, remove or limit content, disable an event, restrict features, suspend or close an account, or refer a matter to the appropriate authority. We act proportionately and consider legitimate expression and relevant rights. We may act urgently without advance notice where needed to address serious harm, legal requirements or an active security threat.
Where permitted and appropriate, we tell the affected person the content or account action, its main reason, the rule or legal ground relied on, whether automation was involved, and how to contest it. We may withhold details only where justified, such as to protect a reporter, comply with law or avoid compromising an investigation.
13. Complaints and appeals
You can appeal a content, event or account decision without charge within 6 months of receiving it, or longer where law requires. Reply to the notice or contact us with “Moderation appeal”, the decision reference and your reasons. A qualified person reviews the challenge; where practicable, someone other than the original decision-maker handles it.
We acknowledge within 5 business days and aim to decide within 30 days, prioritising urgent safety matters. If more time is needed, we explain why and provide an update. We correct mistakes and restore content or access where appropriate. These targets do not extend a shorter legal duty to act on illegal content. Statutory regulator, out-of-court dispute and judicial remedies remain available where applicable.
14. Ending access and deleting an account
You may stop using Tag Along and request deletion at any time. We may end access for serious or repeated breaches, legal requirements, material safety or security risks, or service closure. For non-urgent closure, we provide reasonable notice where practical and legally required, with an opportunity to obtain your information. Deletion and lawful retention follow the Data Deletion Policy.
15. Charges and external bookings
No Tag Along charge arises simply because you view a listing or create a standard account under this launch model. If we introduce a paid feature, we first disclose the price, currency, taxes, billing cycle, cancellation/refund rules and payment provider and obtain any required agreement. No subscription is created by these Terms alone.
An external event charge is payable to the seller identified before purchase. Review that seller’s terms and contact details. Tag Along does not collect or hold those payments under this launch model. Applicable consumer remedies remain available; we do not impose a blanket “no refunds” rule. Account deletion does not by itself cancel a separate third-party booking or subscription.
16. Service availability and responsibility
We aim to provide the service with reasonable care and skill. Features may be unavailable because of maintenance, security work or failures. We do not guarantee uninterrupted access, attendance or the accuracy of third-party content. We remain responsible for our own acts, omissions and duties imposed by law.
For consumers, we are responsible for reasonably foreseeable loss caused by our breach or failure to use legally required care, subject to applicable law. You remain responsible for losses you unlawfully cause. Nothing excludes or limits liability that cannot lawfully be excluded, including applicable liability for death or personal injury caused by negligence, fraud, deliberate misconduct, statutory consumer guarantees or data protection remedies.
To the extent local law permits, we are not responsible for losses not caused by our breach or reasonably foreseeable when this agreement was made. These Terms do not impose a general indemnity on consumers or an artificial global monetary cap on their statutory remedies.
17. Governing law and resolving disputes
Nigerian law governs this agreement, subject to mandatory protections and rights available in your country of residence. You may bring a claim in any court that has jurisdiction under applicable law; this clause does not force a consumer to bring a claim in Nigeria. There is no mandatory arbitration clause or class-action waiver.
We invite you to contact us to seek an informal resolution, but this is not a condition that prevents a complaint, urgent remedy or court claim. Legally available regulator and alternative dispute routes remain open.
18. Changes to the Terms
For a material adverse change, we normally give at least 30 days’ notice and explain your choices, unless a shorter period is justified by law or urgent safety/security needs. Changes are not retroactive. We seek fresh acceptance where required, and obtain separate consent where privacy law requires it.
19. General terms, app stores and notices
If a provision is unenforceable, the remaining Terms continue to the extent lawful. A delay in enforcing a right is not a waiver. We may transfer this agreement only where your protections are preserved and will give notice of a change of provider. Applicable Apple or Google store terms also govern downloads and store transactions. Legal notices may be sent to the company contact in section 1; we contact you through your current account details or a prominent service notice.