One More Street
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Terms of use

Last changed: 5 October 2026

These terms are for the One More Street app. By using the app, you agree to them. If something is unclear, write to us.

Who we are

One More Street is made by OtterVolt Labs. You can reach us at: hello@onemorestreet.com

Using the app

Stay safe outside

Look at the street, not at your phone. Follow traffic rules and local laws, stay on public ways, and never go into private, closed or dangerous places to fill in your map. The map can be wrong or out of date: it is not a navigation aid. You walk and ride at your own risk.

Real walks only

Every street and stamp should be something you really did outside. Don't fake your location, don't record from a car, a train or another vehicle (a bike is fine), and don't try to trick the counting. We may leave out walks that look faked.

Rules for photos, names and handles

Friends see your profile photo, your name and your handle. We have zero tolerance for anything that breaks these rules:

Every photo is checked before others can see it. If something breaks the rules, we remove it, and we may close the account that posted it, without warning.

Report and block

If a photo or a name breaks the rules, report it: open that person's page in Together and tap Report. You can also block someone: they can't invite you any more, and you no longer see each other. We look at every report within 24 hours and act on it.

Your content and your data

Your walks, your map, your photo and your name stay yours. You let us store them and show them to the people you choose, only to run the app. How we handle your data is in the app's privacy policy: Privacy in the app

The app

We work hard on the app, but it comes as it is. It can have bugs, it can change, and parts of it can stop. As far as the law allows, we are not responsible for losses that come from using it. Nothing in these terms takes away rights the law gives you.

Ending

You can delete your account in the app at any time (Me → Settings). We may close an account that breaks these terms.

The App Store

If you got the app from Apple's App Store, Apple's standard licence agreement for apps (EULA) also applies. Apple is not responsible for the app or its content.

When these terms change

The date at the top always says when these terms last changed.