Terms of service
Last updated 22 September 2026
Kid tracker keeps your own dated record of where a family agreement has not been kept. These terms say what it is for, what it is not, and the one thing worth reading twice: the agreement is what governs, and this site is only a place to keep notes about it.
The agreement wins
Every tab here is a reading of a clause of your agreement, produced automatically from the document you uploaded. It can be wrong: a clause missed, a clause summarised badly, a title that does not fit. If the site and the agreement ever disagree, the agreement is correct and the site is wrong. Nothing shown here changes, replaces or interprets that document, and the clause numbers are pointers into it rather than a statement about what it means.
Who may use it
The Google account that opened a tracker, and no one else. An account is one person; there is no second seat, no shared login and no way to let somebody else in. If you have reached a login page and the account is not yours, you have no permission to use this site and should not attempt to sign in or to get at anything behind the login.
Access can be withdrawn at any time, without notice, by taking an address off the accounts.
What the site does
- Reads your agreement once and gives each clause in it a tab, with the words of the clause beside it.
- Keeps what you log. A breach is your own description, the date and time you give it, and the files you attach.
- Counts it. Each tab keeps its own count and the front page ranks the clauses it happens on most.
A record kept here is your own note, in the same way an email to yourself would be. It is not filed with anybody, not served to the other party, and not registered with any court.
What it is not
- Not legal advice. For what a clause means, or what to do about a breach of it, ask a lawyer.
- Not a court record. A note here is a contemporaneous note. Whether a court accepts any of it, and on what terms, is for that court.
- Not a safety or emergency tool. Do not rely on it for anything urgent concerning a child.
- Not a complete reading of your agreement. A clause the reading missed is still a clause of your agreement.
Your side of it
What you write and what you upload is yours, and so is the responsibility for it. Keep it factual — a record is worth what its accuracy is worth, and a description written in anger is worth less than one written plainly. Only upload what you are lawfully entitled to hold and to have made: the law on recording other people differs sharply from place to place, and this site does not check.
Do not use it to harass anybody, do not try to reach data that is not yours, and do not probe or interfere with the service. You are responsible for keeping your Google account secure — anyone with it has your record.
Availability
The site is offered as it is, with no promise that it will be up, correct or preserved. It may change, break, lose data or be shut off entirely, with or without notice. There is no support commitment and no service level.
If continuity matters to you — and with a record of this kind it should — keep your own copy of anything you would not want to lose.
Liability
To the fullest extent the law allows, the site's owner is not liable for any loss arising out of using it, including a record or a file that is lost or unavailable, a clause read wrongly, or any consequence of relying on what is shown here. It is a free, private tool and it carries no warranty of any kind.
Nothing here limits liability that cannot lawfully be limited.
Privacy
What the site keeps and where is set out on the privacy page, which forms part of these terms.
Changes and ending
These terms can change; the date at the top moves when they do, and continuing to use the site after that means accepting the new version. You can stop using the site at any time and ask for the account to be deleted, and the owner can take it down at any time.
Law
These terms are governed by the laws of the State of Israel, and the courts there have jurisdiction over any dispute about the site itself. Disputes about your agreement belong wherever that agreement says they belong.