Terms of Service

Article 1 (Purpose)

These Terms of Service govern the use of OMP Scoreboard, OHMYPLAY MatchCAM, and their connected websites and features (collectively, the “Service”) provided by OHMYPLAY Inc. (the “Company”). They set out the conditions of use and the rights, obligations, and responsibilities of the Company and Users. These Terms apply to personal, club, venue, and tournament use of the Service.

Article 2 (Definitions)

• “User” means any member or non-member who uses the Service under these Terms.
• “Member” means a person who creates an account using Google, Apple, or another method supported by the Company and uses the Service.
• “Match Data” means match-operation information entered by a User or generated by the Service, including the sport, team and player names, scores, match time, penalties, sets or periods, and camera connection status.
• “User Content” means video, audio, images, designs, and other material that a User records, uploads, creates, or streams through the Service.
• “Free” and “Pro” mean the free and paid service tiers described in the Service.
• “Third-Party Platform” means a service not directly operated by the Company, such as a streaming server selected by the User, a social sign-in provider, or an app marketplace.

Article 3 (Publication, Effect, and Amendment of Terms)

The Company publishes these Terms and its business information in the Service or on its website so that Users can easily review them. These Terms apply when a User accepts them during account registration, a paid purchase, or use of the Service.

The Company may amend these Terms to the extent permitted by applicable law. In general, amendments will be announced at least seven days before their effective date. Amendments that are material or disadvantageous to Users will generally be announced at least 30 days in advance, together with the reason for the change. Where applicable law requires separate consent, the Company will follow the required procedure.

A User who does not agree to amended Terms may terminate the service agreement before the effective date. If the User has a separate agreement for a club, tournament, or other organization, that agreement prevails to the extent it conflicts with these Terms.

Article 4 (Service Features and Use)

The Company may provide all or part of the following features:

• Creating matches by sport and entering and syncing scores, time, sets, and penalties
• Connecting and sharing operator and spectator scoreboards
• Recording matches, applying score overlays, saving locally, and streaming through MatchCAM
• Pairing cameras, checking remote status, and connecting Match Data
• Scoreboard themes, custom designs, and AI-assisted design features
• Accounts, subscriptions, support, and other related features

Available features may vary by device, operating system, country, app version, and service tier, and the information displayed in the Service controls. The Service is a tool that assists match operations. Unless a separate agreement or tournament rule provides otherwise, the Company does not guarantee an official referee decision, an officially certified record, or successful broadcast delivery. Users must verify the applicable match rules and final records.

Article 5 (Accounts and Minors)

Users must provide accurate information and keep their sign-in method and device secure. Accounts may not be assigned or lent to another person. Users must promptly notify the Company if they become aware of unauthorized use.

A minor must obtain consent from a legal representative before using the Service or purchasing a paid product. A contract entered into without the required consent may be cancelled in accordance with applicable law. The Company may provide notices required for minors and their legal representatives during the purchase process.

When a User signs in through Google, Apple, or another third-party service, that provider’s terms and account policies also apply.

Article 6 (User Responsibility for Recording and Streaming)

Before recording, capturing audio, or streaming, Users must obtain any consent required from match participants, spectators, and the venue or facility operator. Users must also verify requirements concerning image and voice rights, personal information, copyright, and venue rules. If minors may be recorded, Users must take particular care to determine whether consent from a legal representative is required.

Users must not record in changing rooms or other locations where privacy may reasonably be expected and must provide recording notices appropriate to the circumstances. Users are responsible for resolving disputes caused by recording, sharing, or streaming without the required rights or consent. This does not exclude liability caused by the Company’s intentional misconduct or negligence.

When streaming to an RTMP server or Third-Party Platform selected by the User, the User must comply with that platform’s terms, copyright rules, and community guidelines. The Company is not responsible for delays or interruptions caused by a Third-Party Platform or communications network unless caused by the Company’s intentional misconduct or negligence.

Article 7 (User Content and Rights)

Rights in User Content remain with the User or other lawful rights holder. The User grants the Company a non-exclusive right to store, convert, transmit, display, and synchronize User Content between devices solely as necessary to provide the Service. This permission applies only for the period necessary to provide the Service and satisfy legal obligations.

The Company will not use User Content in its advertising without separate consent. If a User shares a spectator or streaming address, User Content and Match Data may become accessible through that address. Users are responsible for managing recipients and access.

Users are responsible for storing, backing up, and deleting local recordings saved on their device. Deleting the app or account does not automatically delete content stored in the device photo library or on a Third-Party Platform.

Article 8 (Free, Pro, and Separately Purchased Features)

Free includes basic features determined by the Company. MatchCAM watermarks or advertising may appear on recordings or scoreboards, and some features or usage may be limited. Pro may include paid features described on the purchase screen, such as watermark removal, additional designs, AI-assisted design, saving, and export.

The Company may sell individual digital items, including scoreboard designs, separately from a subscription. The price, availability period, supported devices, usage limits, and included features shown before purchase control. The Company does not guarantee any feature or release date that is not expressly offered.

The composition of free features may change. Material changes that disadvantage paid Users will be announced in advance as required by applicable law and Article 3, with consent or cancellation and refund procedures provided where required.

Article 9 (Payments, Subscription Renewal, and Cancellation)

Paid products may be purchased through the Apple App Store, Google Play, or another payment method identified by the Company. The total price, whether tax is included, billing cycle, service period, auto-renewal status, and cancellation method will be shown before purchase.

A monthly or yearly auto-renewing subscription may renew at the interval shown on the purchase screen unless the User cancels it through the relevant app marketplace account. Deleting the app or a MatchCAM account does not cancel an app marketplace subscription. The User must cancel renewal in the app marketplace’s subscription-management screen. Access after cancellation is governed by the marketplace policy and purchase terms.

Users may use “Restore Purchases” in the app to restore an eligible purchase on a supported account. Subscription eligibility is determined from the app marketplace receipt associated with the signed-in MatchCAM account.

If applicable law requires consent for a change, such as a subscription price increase or conversion of a free service to a paid service, the Company will obtain consent before applying the change and explain how to cancel if the User does not agree.

Article 10 (Withdrawal and Refunds)

A User may request withdrawal from a paid purchase within seven days after receiving written information about the contract or after the product is supplied, as provided by applicable law. Once delivery of digital content has begun, the right of withdrawal may be restricted to the extent permitted by law where the statutory requirements and prior notice have been satisfied.

If the purchased product is supplied differently from its description, advertising, or contract, the User may request withdrawal within three months after supply or within 30 days after discovering the discrepancy. Other refund terms are governed by applicable law and the policy disclosed on the purchase screen.

Cancellations and refunds for app marketplace purchases may be processed through Apple or Google. Applicable law prevails where it provides greater protection than the marketplace policy. Separate cancellation and refund terms apply to club or tournament contracts.

Article 11 (AI-Assisted Design Features)

If AI-assisted design features are provided, they may suggest a scoreboard theme or design settings based on the User’s request. AI output may be inaccurate, may vary, or may resemble output provided to others. Before applying it, the User must review readability, accuracy, potential infringement, and compliance with applicable match rules.

Users must not submit input that infringes another person’s trademark, logo, copyrighted work, personal information, or other rights. The Company may impose reasonable limits on generation requests, saved items, output formats, or similar use for safety, cost management, and fair access. Material limits will be disclosed in the Service.

Article 12 (Prohibited Conduct)

Users must not engage in any of the following conduct:

• Violating applicable law, these Terms, venue rules, or public order
• Using another person’s account, payment method, personal information, likeness, or copyrighted work without authorization
• Accessing the Service or servers without authorization or bypassing security measures
• Interfering with the Service through malware, excessive requests, or similar means
• Reselling or commercially renting the Service without the Company’s prior permission
• Manipulating scores, video, payments, or eligibility, or impersonating another person

Article 13 (Personal Information and Data Management)

The Company protects personal information processed while providing the Service in accordance with its Privacy Policy. The Privacy Policy explains the categories and purposes of processing, third-party services, retention periods, and User rights.

To maintain service stability, protect personal information, and manage storage, the Company may delete completed match sessions, long-inactive sessions, and temporary data according to reasonable criteria. Users must separately back up Match Data and local recordings they need to retain.

Article 14 (Changes and Suspension of the Service)

The Company may change or temporarily suspend the Service for feature improvements, security, maintenance, changes in law or platform policy, or operational needs. When reasonably foreseeable, the Company will provide advance notice. If advance notice is impracticable due to an urgent security incident or outage, the Company will provide notice afterward, including the reason and expected duration.

If the Company terminates all or a material part of a paid service, it will provide reasonable advance notice and offer a refund for unused periods or an alternative remedy as required by law and the purchase terms.

Article 15 (Termination and Restrictions)

Users may terminate their service agreement at any time using the in-service account-deletion feature or by contacting support. Account deletion and app marketplace subscription cancellation are separate processes. A User with a paid subscription must also cancel it as described in Article 9.

If a User violates applicable law or these Terms, the Company may issue a warning, restrict features, block content, or suspend the account based on the nature and severity of the violation. The Company will generally explain the reason and how to appeal. Where there is an urgent security risk, serious infringement, or legal request, the Company may impose a restriction first and provide notice afterward.

Article 16 (Liability and Scope of Warranties)

The Company will use reasonable efforts to provide the Service reliably in accordance with applicable law and these Terms. If a User suffers loss due to the Company’s intentional misconduct or negligence, the Company will be liable as required by applicable law.

The Company is not responsible for loss caused by events beyond its intentional misconduct or negligence, including natural disasters, communications network, device, or Third-Party Platform failures, incorrect score entry or settings, inadequate permission management, or failure to obtain required recording consent. This provision does not exclude or unfairly limit the Company’s liability under mandatory consumer-protection law.

Article 17 (Notices and Customer Support)

The Company may notify Users through in-service notices, website announcements, email provided by a Member, or another reasonable method. Questions about accounts, payments, refunds, recording, streaming, or rights infringement may be submitted using the contact information below.

Article 18 (Governing Law and Dispute Resolution)

These Terms are governed by and interpreted under the laws of the Republic of Korea. The Company and the User will attempt to resolve any dispute through good-faith consultation. If the dispute is not resolved, either party may use an applicable consumer dispute-resolution body or bring a claim before a court having jurisdiction under the Civil Procedure Act of the Republic of Korea.