Legal & compliance
Policies
Last updated: 28 July 2026
Every legal page for Meet Me Gently, in one place. These are honest, structurally complete templates — not finished legal documents. Every one of them still needs real business details and a qualified lawyer's review before this product goes on sale.
1. All policies
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Privacy Notice
What personal data we collect, why, how long we keep it, and the rights you have over it under GDPR, UK GDPR, and equivalent laws.
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Cookies & Similar Technologies
Which cookies and similar technologies this site uses, what each one does, and how to control them.
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Terms of Sale & Use
The rules for buying and using Meet Me Gently — licence scope, acceptable use, disclaimers, the 18+ restriction, and liability limits.
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Returns, Refunds & the Right of Withdrawal
How refunds work for digital downloads versus the printed deck, and your statutory right of withdrawal where it applies.
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Shipping & Delivery
Where the printed deck ships, expected timelines, customs and import duties, and carrier details for print-on-demand fulfilment.
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Age Verification & the 18+ Policy
Why this product is restricted to adults, how age is checked at checkout, and what happens if that check fails.
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Accessibility Statement
Our WCAG 2.2 AA conformance target, what we have done, and what still falls short — stated honestly.
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Imprint (Impressum)
Who is legally responsible for this website, following the EU-style imprint format required across much of Europe.
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2. Safety & scope of use
Meet Me Gently is an attachment-informed educational product. It is not therapy, diagnosis, treatment, or crisis support, and it is not proof that a relationship is safe. If you are in crisis or in danger, contact local emergency services or a professional support line. Every card can be passed, paused, swapped, or stopped.
3. Compliance checklist before you sell
This is a working punch list for whoever owns this business, not a legal opinion. Before Meet Me Gently goes on public sale:
- Fill in every bracketed placeholder across all eight policy pages with real, verified business details.
- Have a qualified lawyer in the selling jurisdiction review the whole set of policies together, not page by page in isolation.
- Confirm the Stripe account's business details and the card statement descriptor match the legal entity named in these policies.
- Appoint an EU Article 27 representative and a UK representative if the business is not established in those territories.
- Register for VAT and for IOSS/OSS as applicable, and confirm the import thresholds cited in shipping.html against current rules.
- Decide the analytics stack, if any, and wire consent gating before any analytics script loads.
- Assess age-assurance obligations market by market — self-attestation at checkout may not be sufficient in places that require "highly effective age assurance" for adult content.
- Commission an independent accessibility audit against the target set out in accessibility.html.
- Confirm the statutory record-retention periods cited in privacy.html for the seller's country.