Last updated: June 8, 2026
Effective date: 2026-06-07 Last updated: 2026-06-07 Version: 1.1 Primary language: English Translation versions: The Chinese version and any other translated version are official translation versions. If there is any conflict or ambiguity between the English version and any other translation version, the English version will control, unless applicable law requires otherwise.
These Terms and Conditions (the “Terms”) apply to Crew, including the Crew mobile app, website, dashboard, event pages, payment flows, messaging tools, support flows, and related services (together, the “Service”).
Crew is operated by ALETHEIA SYSTEMS HOLDINGS LIMITED, a private limited company registered in England and Wales with company number 17081867 and registered office at Office 15201 Initial Business Centre, Unit 7, Wilson Business Park, Manchester, England, United Kingdom, M40 8WN (“Crew”, “we”, “us”, or “our”).
By creating an account, browsing events, creating an event, joining an event, making a payment, receiving a payout, sending messages, uploading content, or otherwise using Crew, you agree to these Terms.
Crew helps adults discover, create, join, pay for, and manage social events. Some events may be created by Crew. Many events may be created by independent organizers. For independent events, Crew provides the platform and payment tools, but Crew is not automatically the event organizer.
These Terms explain:
who may use Crew;
what Crew provides and what Crew does not provide;
organizer and participant responsibilities;
payments, refunds, platform fees, subscriptions, payouts, and Stripe Connect;
content, chats, reports, blocking, moderation, and appeals;
privacy, cookies, account deletion, and third-party services;
disclaimers, liability limits, dispute handling, governing law, and ADR.
Nothing in these Terms limits rights that cannot legally be limited, including consumer rights, privacy rights, statutory refund rights, or liability that cannot legally be excluded.
Crew is for adults only. You must be at least 18 years old to use Crew.
You may use Crew only if:
you are at least 18 years old;
local law allows you to use this type of online social event service;
you can legally agree to these Terms;
you are not barred from using Crew under applicable law, sanctions rules, payment-provider rules, app-store rules, or Crew policies.
Crew is not designed for children or teenagers. If you are under 18, do not create an account, browse events as a registered user, join events, host events, use payments, send messages, upload content, or otherwise use Crew.
Crew may require age, identity, payment, payout, consent, risk, or eligibility checks before you use certain features, including paid events, payouts, subscriptions, public posts, messages, location features, media uploads, event creation, event hosting, promoted listings, merchant features, or advertising features.
Crew provides tools for social events. We do not automatically run every event listed on the platform.
Crew may provide:
account and profile features;
event creation and event discovery;
event registration and event management;
maps and location-based event information;
chat, notifications, and support tools;
photos, videos, and event media features;
reporting, blocking, and moderation tools;
paid event payments, refunds, platform fees, payouts, and subscriptions where available;
organizer onboarding and payout tools, including Stripe Connect where available;
premium features, merchant features, promoted listings, advertising placements, commission-based features, or subscription tools where Crew launches them.
Crew provides the platform. Crew is not the organizer, host, seller, venue operator, travel provider, insurer, or emergency service for user-created events unless Crew clearly says that a specific event or feature is organized, hosted, sold, or provided by Crew.
Use your judgment before joining an event. Crew does not promise that every user, event, route, venue, or organizer has been verified.
Unless Crew clearly says otherwise for a specific feature or event, Crew does not:
organize user-created events;
check every event before it is published;
verify every user’s identity;
run background checks;
inspect venues, meeting points, routes, stops, or locations;
verify permits, licences, insurance, equipment, professional qualifications, health conditions, or safety arrangements;
provide transport, travel, insurance, tax, legal, medical, financial, emergency, or security services;
guarantee that user-created event information is accurate, safe, complete, lawful, available, suitable, or up to date;
guarantee that an organizer or participant will behave safely, lawfully, honestly, or respectfully.
CREW IS NOT AN EMERGENCY SERVICE. IF YOU BELIEVE YOU ARE IN DANGER OR NEED URGENT HELP, CONTACT LOCAL EMERGENCY SERVICES IMMEDIATELY.
Crew may review content, events, accounts, payments, refunds, payouts, subscriptions, reports, messages, and records where we reasonably believe it is necessary to protect users, prevent fraud, maintain payment integrity, comply with law, meet provider or app-store requirements, enforce these Terms, or protect the Service.
Keep your account secure. Tell us quickly if you think someone used your account without permission.
You are responsible for keeping your login credentials, verification codes, payment access, payout access, and devices secure.
You are responsible for activity under your account unless the activity was caused by Crew’s own fault or applicable law says otherwise.
Tell Crew as soon as possible if you believe your account, payment method, payout account, verification method, or device has been used without permission.
Crew may require re-authentication, security review, age review, identity review, payment review, payout review, or temporary restrictions where account security, fraud prevention, payment integrity, member safety, legal compliance, or provider rules require it.
If you create or host an event, you are responsible for that event and for giving participants clear information before they join or pay.
If you create, publish, manage, promote, or host an event, you are the “Organizer” for that event unless Crew clearly says otherwise.
Organizers must make sure that event descriptions are accurate, clear, lawful, up to date, and not misleading.
Before people join or pay, Organizers must clearly explain:
event title and description;
date and time;
location, meeting point, route, stops, and end point where relevant;
price, visible platform fees where shown, and any included or excluded items;
refund, cancellation, no-show, and late-arrival rules;
capacity and availability limits;
age, access, physical, language, dress-code, equipment, or skill requirements;
safety notes, venue rules, local rules, and important risks;
whether the event is online, offline, route-based, multi-stop, private, public, free, or paid;
any material condition that could affect a participant’s decision to join.
For route-based or multi-stop events, Organizers must clearly explain the start point, end point, important stops, timing, transport expectations, equipment needs, physical requirements, and local rules.
Organizers are responsible for event delivery, venue permissions, local permits, licences, insurance, safety planning, crowd management, accessibility information, professional qualifications, tax, invoices, receipts, consumer-facing disclosures, and local compliance where those apply.
Unless Crew publishes a separate written policy saying otherwise, Organizers are responsible for event-related tax, licensing, registration, invoicing, receipt, reporting, declaration, and filing obligations.
Crew does not calculate, collect, display, or file event-ticket tax for Organizers unless Crew expressly says it does.
Event rules cannot override Crew rules, payment integrity requirements, consumer protection law, safety obligations, privacy rules, app-store rules, payment-provider rules, or applicable law.
Organizers must not use Crew to publish illegal, unsafe, misleading, fraudulent, discriminatory, harassing, exploitative, infringing, age-inappropriate, or prohibited events.
Before joining an event, read the event details and decide whether the event is suitable for you.
If you browse, register for, pay for, attend, or participate in an event, you are a “Participant”.
Before joining, Participants should review the event description, Organizer, date, time, place, price, refund rules, cancellation rules, safety notes, physical requirements, access details, route information, transport expectations, equipment needs, local rules, and other important information.
Joining an event is voluntary. Do not join if an event looks unsafe, unclear, misleading, illegal, unsuitable, or inconsistent with your needs, health, abilities, schedule, travel plans, or expectations.
Participants must behave safely, lawfully, and respectfully toward other users, Organizers, venues, staff, and third parties.
When Crew payment is available, keep payments inside Crew. Stripe and Stripe Connect may process payments, platform fees, transfers, and payouts.
Crew may use Stripe, Stripe Connect, app-store billing, payment networks, banks, card networks, and other payment or payout providers to process payments, authorizations, captures, refunds, disputes, chargebacks, transfers, payouts, subscriptions, platform fees, commissions, and compliance checks.
Stripe records, Stripe Connect records, app-store billing records, payment-network records, bank records, and Crew ledger records may determine payment status. This includes authorization, capture, refund, dispute, chargeback, transfer, payout, subscription, balance, reserve, reversal, offset, and platform-fee status.
For paid event registrations, Crew may use a payment authorization before final capture. A pending or authorized payment does not mean that the payment has been finally captured. Funds are treated as paid only after capture succeeds and the payment records show a paid status.
If a payment is pending, authorized, failed, expired, or not captured, Crew may handle the state by authorization, cancellation, release, retry, expiry, reconciliation, or payment correction rather than by refund.
When Crew payment is available for an event, Organizers must not ask Participants to pay, refund, settle, tip, compensate, or resolve payment disputes outside Crew.
Do not use cash, bank transfer, external QR codes, external payment links, external wallets, or private settlement methods to replace Crew’s payment flow where Crew payment is available.
Payments made outside Crew may be unsafe. Crew may be unable to help with refunds, disputes, fraud, chargebacks, payment proof, consumer support, or payout issues for off-platform payments.
Crew may charge a platform fee from Participant registration payments, Organizer payouts, subscriptions, premium features, promoted listings, advertising placements, merchant services, commissions, or other paid features where disclosed in the purchase, listing, payout, subscription, or account flow.
If Crew uses Stripe Connect, Organizers may need to complete Stripe onboarding before creating paid events, accepting Participant payments, or receiving payouts. Stripe may require identity, business, address, bank, tax, ownership, sanctions, risk, or compliance information.
Complete sensitive onboarding details through Stripe or another approved provider. Crew will not ask you to send bank cards, identity documents, verification codes, passwords, private banking details, or full payment credentials in chat.
Crew may restrict paid event creation, Participant payments, currencies, payout countries, payout accounts, payout timing, settlement timing, public launch availability, subscriptions, advertising, promoted listings, merchant features, or commissions where Crew, Stripe, an app store, a payment provider, a payout provider, or applicable law requires it.
Crew may withhold, reverse, recover, offset, delay, or adjust Organizer payouts where fraud, cancellation, non-delivery, safety issues, misleading descriptions, policy violations, payment errors, duplicate charges, refunds, disputes, chargebacks, legal requirements, provider rules, or risk reviews affect the funds.
Organizer earnings may be reserved or unavailable for payout while an event is not finished, settlement is pending, a hold period applies, a refund or dispute may affect the funds, or a risk review is still open.
Crew uses a consumer-friendly 14-day cancellation policy for paid event registrations where legally and operationally possible. Local laws may give you additional rights.
For paid event registrations handled through Crew, Participants may request a full refund within 14 days after purchase if the event has not started, has not already taken place, and the Participant has not already received the event service.
If the payment has already been captured, Crew may refund the paid registration amount to the original payment method. If the payment is only authorized and has not been captured, Crew may cancel or release the authorization instead of creating a refund.
If the event starts, takes place, or is fully delivered before the 14-day period ends, refund availability may depend on the purchase screen, event rules, applicable law, whether the Participant attended or received the service, and whether there was cancellation, non-delivery, material change, misleading description, fraud, duplicate charge, safety issue, or payment error.
Organizer cancellation, material event changes, non-delivery, confirmed safety issues, fraud, misleading descriptions, duplicate charges, payment errors, or rights that cannot legally be excluded may allow a refund or other remedy even after the 14-day period.
If an Organizer cancels an event, Participants should be notified through the event page, app notification, message, email, support flow, or another suitable channel as soon as reasonably possible. Crew may refund Participant payments to the original payment method according to event status, Stripe records, Crew policy, and applicable law.
Organizers must not ask Participants to accept off-platform refunds when Crew payment records exist.
Unless Crew clearly says otherwise, Crew does not currently support partial refunds for paid event registrations. If partial refunds become available, the purchase screen, refund policy, or support flow will explain when they apply.
Subscriptions, premium features, promoted listings, advertising placements, merchant features, and commissions may follow separate purchase screens, subscription terms, app-store rules, billing-provider rules, and applicable law.
For EU and UK consumers, distance contracts may include cooling-off rights, but certain event, leisure, social, ticketing, or dated services may be treated differently under applicable law. Crew’s 14-day cancellation policy is a platform policy and does not limit statutory rights that cannot be excluded.
Some paid features may have extra terms when they launch.
Crew may offer subscriptions, premium features, Organizer tools, promoted listings, advertising placements, merchant features, commission-based features, or other paid services in the future.
If these features are available, the purchase screen, subscription terms, merchant terms, advertising terms, app-store rules, payment-provider rules, and applicable law will explain billing, renewal, cancellation, refund, tax, fee, payout, commission, and eligibility rules.
Subscriptions and paid event registrations are separate payment flows.
If a subscription renews automatically, the purchase screen or subscription terms must explain renewal timing, price, cancellation method, billing provider, and any trial or promotional conditions.
You own your content, but you allow Crew to use it as needed to operate, protect, and improve the Service.
You are responsible for content you publish, upload, send, display, submit, or share through Crew, including event listings, descriptions, photos, videos, routes, messages, profile information, reports, comments, support requests, and other materials (“User Content”).
Only upload or share User Content that you have the right to use. Do not upload or share content that violates privacy, intellectual property, safety, consumer protection, publicity, confidentiality, or other rights.
You keep ownership of your User Content, subject to any rights held by others.
When you upload, publish, send, or share User Content on Crew, you give Crew a worldwide, non-exclusive, royalty-free, transferable, sublicensable licence to host, store, copy, display, publish, transmit, reformat, translate, excerpt, moderate, remove, preserve, and otherwise use that content as needed to operate, secure, promote, improve, and support Crew.
This includes showing event pages, displaying photos or videos, creating previews, sending notifications, supporting sharing links, processing reports, moderating content, keeping safety records, investigating fraud or abuse, handling disputes, supporting payments and refunds, complying with law, and enforcing these Terms.
Do not upload content that you do not have the right to use.
Do not use Crew to harm people, break the law, mislead users, bypass payments, or publish unsafe or illegal content.
You must not use Crew to:
break the law;
harm, threaten, harass, impersonate, exploit, stalk, abuse, or discriminate against others;
publish false, misleading, unsafe, incomplete, or fraudulent information;
create unsafe events or hide important risk information;
bypass Crew payments, refunds, reports, reviews, restrictions, or safety tools;
upload content that infringes someone else’s rights;
send spam, scams, malware, phishing, unauthorized advertising, or deceptive promotions;
collect other users’ personal information without permission;
involve minors in activity on Crew;
facilitate illegal goods, restricted goods, dangerous services, sexual exploitation, trafficking, violence, self-harm, terrorism, extremist content, or other prohibited activity;
abuse refunds, chargebacks, payouts, promotions, reports, complaints, or support flows;
interfere with Crew’s systems, security, APIs, payment flows, moderation tools, or platform integrity.
Crew does not allow content that is illegal, abusive, hateful, harassing, threatening, sexually exploitative, non-consensual, privacy-invasive, fraudulent, misleading, spam, malware, phishing, impersonation, infringing, payment-circumventing, unsafe, or related to prohibited goods or services.
Crew does not allow content that exploits, sexualizes, targets, or endangers minors.
Crew may review and restrict content, events, accounts, payments, or payouts where needed for safety, law, fraud prevention, or platform integrity.
Crew provides reporting and blocking tools where available.
Reports may cover users, chats, group chats, moments, events, unsafe behavior, illegal content, abuse, fraud, misleading information, payment issues, intellectual-property issues, or policy violations.
Reports may include text, images, screenshots, attachments, and related context where the report flow supports them.
Authorized reviewers may view reports, report attachments, related account or event context, payment or refund context, safety context, and handling records where needed to review a report, process safety issues, handle payment or refund issues, enforce policy, comply with law, or keep audit records.
Blocking can limit interaction with another user. Depending on the feature, blocking may restrict direct messages, guestbook posts, user search visibility, follower or following lists, events created by the blocked user, public moments from the blocked user, and related interaction surfaces.
Blocking is not a deletion tool. Blocking may not remove historical records, payment records, legal records, safety review materials, audit records, or content kept for compliance reasons.
Crew may review, restrict, label, remove, hide, suspend, cancel, refund, hold, reverse, recover, delay, escalate, report, preserve, or terminate content, events, accounts, registrations, payments, payouts, subscriptions, balances, or records where needed for safety, law, fraud prevention, payment integrity, dispute handling, moderation, provider rules, app-store rules, or platform integrity.
If Crew restricts your content, event, account, payment, payout, or access to a feature, you may contact support with relevant context and evidence.
Where applicable, EU users may use available notice, complaint, or appeal mechanisms under digital-services rules.
Crew may keep records of moderation, reports, appeals, safety reviews, and enforcement decisions where needed for safety, audit, legal compliance, dispute handling, fraud prevention, or platform integrity.
If you believe content on Crew is illegal, unsafe, or infringes your rights, report it to us with enough detail for us to review it.
If you believe content on Crew is illegal, violates Crew policy, infringes your rights, or creates a safety risk, report it in the app where available or contact support@crew-app.com.
Privacy requests should be sent to privacy@crew-app.com.
A useful notice includes:
the event, content, message, account, or user involved;
why you believe there is a violation;
screenshots, URLs, IDs, or other evidence where available;
your contact information where appropriate;
any statement or proof required by applicable law for intellectual-property or illegal-content notices.
Our Privacy Policy explains how we handle personal data. You can request account deletion through the available in-app and web flows.
Your use of Crew is also governed by our Privacy Policy, Cookie Policy, and any privacy notices shown in the app, website, payment flow, account flow, or support flow.
Crew may process account data, profile data, event data, registration data, payment status, payout status, messages, media, location-related data, device data, diagnostics, analytics, crash logs, push notification data, reports, moderation records, support records, and security records as described in the Privacy Policy.
If you request account deletion, Crew will process the request through the available in-app or web account deletion flow.
Account deletion is not always immediate deletion of every record. Crew may retain certain records where needed for legal compliance, tax, accounting, payment records, fraud prevention, safety, dispute handling, chargebacks, refunds, audit, security, enforcement, or legitimate business records, as described in the Privacy Policy and applicable law.
Download Crew only from official sources. Third-party services may have their own terms.
Download Crew only through official app-store listings or official app-store links shown on Crew’s official website. Do not install, distribute, or use modified, unofficial, or impersonating builds.
Crew may rely on third-party services such as Stripe, Stripe Connect, Apple, Google, Firebase, Google Cloud, Vercel, email providers, hosting providers, analytics providers, diagnostics providers, security providers, and support providers.
Your use of third-party services may be subject to their own terms, policies, privacy notices, compliance checks, payment rules, app-store rules, geographic limits, and account requirements.
Crew features may be unavailable, limited, delayed, suspended, or changed because of third-party rules, provider decisions, payment-provider restrictions, app-store requirements, legal requirements, security reviews, or operational reasons.
Crew is provided as a platform service. Some things may not work perfectly or always be available.
TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT ALLOWED BY LAW, CREW IS PROVIDED ON AN “AS IS” AND “AS AVAILABLE” BASIS.
TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT ALLOWED BY LAW, CREW DISCLAIMS ALL WARRANTIES, REPRESENTATIONS, AND CONDITIONS, WHETHER EXPRESS, IMPLIED, STATUTORY, OR OTHERWISE, INCLUDING IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, TITLE, NON-INFRINGEMENT, ACCURACY, AVAILABILITY, RELIABILITY, SECURITY, AND UNINTERRUPTED OR ERROR-FREE OPERATION.
CREW DOES NOT GUARANTEE THAT EVENTS, ORGANIZERS, PARTICIPANTS, USER CONTENT, LOCATIONS, ROUTES, VENUES, PAYMENTS, PAYOUTS, REFUNDS, MESSAGES, NOTIFICATIONS, SUPPORT RESPONSES, OR THIRD-PARTY SERVICES WILL BE ACCURATE, SAFE, COMPLETE, LAWFUL, AVAILABLE, SUITABLE, TIMELY, OR ERROR-FREE.
NOTHING IN THESE TERMS LIMITS RIGHTS THAT CANNOT LEGALLY BE LIMITED, INCLUDING CONSUMER RIGHTS, PRIVACY RIGHTS, STATUTORY REFUND RIGHTS, OR LIABILITY THAT CANNOT LEGALLY BE EXCLUDED.
These limits apply only where the law allows them. They do not remove mandatory consumer rights.
TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT ALLOWED BY LAW, CREW IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, CONSEQUENTIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR PUNITIVE LOSSES, OR FOR LOST PROFITS, LOST REVENUE, LOST BUSINESS, LOST DATA, LOSS OF GOODWILL, LOSS OF OPPORTUNITY, OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION, EVEN IF CREW HAS BEEN ADVISED THAT SUCH LOSSES MAY OCCUR.
TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT ALLOWED BY LAW, CREW IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR LOSSES CAUSED BY USER-CREATED EVENTS, USER CONTENT, OFFLINE INTERACTIONS, ORGANIZER BEHAVIOR, PARTICIPANT BEHAVIOR, VENUE CONDITIONS, ROUTE CONDITIONS, THIRD-PARTY SERVICES, PAYMENT-PROVIDER DELAYS, APP-STORE ACTIONS, UNAUTHORIZED ACCOUNT USE, NETWORK FAILURES, FORCE MAJEURE EVENTS, OR EVENTS OUTSIDE CREW’S REASONABLE CONTROL.
TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT ALLOWED BY LAW, CREW’S TOTAL LIABILITY FOR CLAIMS ARISING OUT OF OR RELATING TO THE SERVICE OR THESE TERMS IS LIMITED TO THE GREATER OF: (A) THE AMOUNT OF CREW PLATFORM FEES YOU PAID TO CREW FOR THE TRANSACTION OR SERVICE GIVING RISE TO THE CLAIM IN THE 12 MONTHS BEFORE THE CLAIM; OR (B) £100.
THIS LIMIT DOES NOT APPLY TO LIABILITY THAT CANNOT LEGALLY BE LIMITED OR EXCLUDED, INCLUDING DEATH OR PERSONAL INJURY CAUSED BY NEGLIGENCE, FRAUD OR FRAUDULENT MISREPRESENTATION, INTENTIONAL MISCONDUCT WHERE LIABILITY CANNOT BE EXCLUDED, OR MANDATORY CONSUMER, PRIVACY, PAYMENT, OR STATUTORY RIGHTS.
If your misuse of Crew causes claims or costs, you may be responsible for them.
To the maximum extent allowed by law, you agree to indemnify and hold harmless Crew, its affiliates, officers, directors, employees, contractors, agents, service providers, and partners from claims, losses, liabilities, damages, costs, and expenses, including reasonable legal fees, arising from:
your breach of these Terms;
your event, User Content, or conduct;
your violation of law or third-party rights;
your misuse of payments, refunds, payouts, reports, support, or platform tools;
your tax, licensing, permitting, invoicing, insurance, safety, or event-delivery obligations as an Organizer.
This indemnity applies only where permitted by law and does not reduce mandatory consumer rights.
Contact us first if something goes wrong. We may use ADR where appropriate, but these Terms do not make Crew an ODR platform.
If you have a complaint or dispute, contact support@crew-app.com first so we can try to resolve it informally.
Crew is not currently an online dispute resolution platform. Where appropriate, and where required or available under applicable consumer law, Crew may provide information about a suitable Alternative Dispute Resolution (“ADR”) body or consider using ADR to resolve a consumer dispute without going to court.
Unless applicable consumer law requires otherwise, these Terms are governed by the laws of England and Wales.
Unless applicable consumer law requires otherwise, the courts of England and Wales have jurisdiction over disputes arising out of or relating to these Terms or the Service.
If you are a consumer in the UK, EU, or another country with mandatory consumer protection rules, you may have the right to bring claims in your local courts or rely on mandatory local consumer protections. Nothing in these Terms removes rights you cannot legally waive.
Use the correct contact channel so your request reaches the right team.
Operator: ALETHEIA SYSTEMS HOLDINGS LIMITED Company number: 17081867 Registered office: Office 15201 Initial Business Centre, Unit 7, Wilson Business Park, Manchester, England, United Kingdom, M40 8WN General support: support@crew-app.com Privacy requests: privacy@crew-app.com
We may update these Terms when Crew, the law, payment flows, or platform requirements change.
Crew may update these Terms and related policies when features, laws, service providers, payment flows, app-store rules, safety requirements, business models, fees, subscriptions, advertising, merchant features, or compliance requirements change.
For major updates, Crew may give notice in the app, on the website, by email, through a purchase flow, or through another suitable channel.
Some updates may require you to accept the updated Terms before you create events, join paid events, use payments, receive payouts, buy subscriptions, use premium features, publish public content, or use affected features.
When Crew records policy acceptance, the record may include user ID, document key, policy version, locale, source, acceptance time, IP address, and user agent.
If these general Terms conflict with a purchase screen, event-specific rule, refund policy, subscription term, advertising term, merchant term, app-store rule, payment-provider rule, privacy notice, or legally required notice, the more specific rule applies to that subject. Legally required notices control where the law requires them to control.
We may update this policy when Crew changes, when providers change, or when legal requirements change.
Crew may update this Privacy Policy when our features, data practices, service providers, payment flows, app-store requirements, or legal obligations change.
For material updates, Crew may provide notice in the app, on the website, by email, or through another suitable channel.
Some updates may require you to accept the updated policy or review new privacy choices before using affected features.
Current legal contact routes are listed in Crew Imprint and Contact.
Need help? Contact support@crew-app.com.
