Plain-language terms. The legal boilerplate lives here in the shortest form that still works.
A coordination tool: it helps players find each other for raids and queues them fairly. It is an independent fan-made app. It does not connect to, automate, or modify any game, and it is not affiliated with Niantic, Scopely, The Pokémon Company, or Nintendo.
You provide a real email address and keep your password safe. You're honest about what you post in lobbies (a boss, a region tag, your friend code) because the queue's fairness depends on players self-reporting truthfully. Misusing the service means cheating the queue, spamming lobbies, posting other players' information without consent, or attempting to probe our servers. We may pause or end accounts that do that; we'll tell you why, and you can write to support@raidline.app if you think we got it wrong.
Subscriptions and one-time items are sold through the Apple App Store and Google Play, which are the merchant of record and handle refunds under their own policies. Prices can change with notice; anything you've already bought stays yours. We do not run ads at any tier.
We build this to be reliable and we publish our status honestly, but the service is provided as-is without warranties of any kind. We aren't liable for losses arising from use of the app, up to the maximum the law allows, and nothing here excludes liability that can't lawfully be excluded. If the service disappears, your account and any stored data go with it; export what matters to you.
How you play Pokémon GO or any game is between you and that game's publisher. RaidLine simply never touches the game: no logins, no automation, no scraped data. If a game publisher asks us to change something, we listen, and you'll hear about it first.
If these terms change meaningfully, we email users before the change takes effect. Minor clarifications may post here directly.