Driven Terms of Service

Effective date: August 8, 2026
Last updated: August 8, 2026
Version: 1.0

These Terms of Service (the “Terms”) govern use of the Driven iOS application (the “App”), bundle identifier com.dunit.cardash, and any App features or support supplied by:

Ilija Ivkovic
Belgrade, Republic of Serbia
Email: contact@dunitapps.com
(“Driven,” “we,” “us,” or “our”)

Please read these Terms before using the App. They contain important driving-safety rules, limitations concerning GPS speed, speed limits and speed cameras, subscription terms, warranty disclaimers, and limits of liability.

1. Agreement and App Store terms

By downloading, accessing, purchasing through, or using the App, the user (“you”) agrees to these Terms to the extent permitted by law. If you do not agree, do not use the App and cancel any subscription before its next renewal.

The App is licensed, not sold. These Terms supplement the Apple Standard Licensed Application End User License Agreement (“Apple Standard EULA”) and applicable Apple Media Services terms. They do not replace mandatory Apple terms or mandatory consumer law. If there is a conflict:

  1. mandatory law controls;
  2. the Apple Standard EULA controls the license relationship to the extent it must; and
  3. these Terms control the additional Driven features and service relationship to the remaining extent.

The Driven Privacy Policy explains data handling and forms part of the information supplied with these Terms.

2. Eligibility and authority

You must be at least 16 years old and have legal capacity to accept these Terms. If local law sets a higher minimum age or requires parental involvement, that law applies. A minor may use the App only with a parent or legal guardian who has reviewed and accepted these Terms and supervises use.

The App does not verify age and does not ask for a date of birth. The App Store age rating shown on the App’s store listing governs how Apple makes the App available; it is not a statement that a user below the age in this section may accept these Terms on their own.

If you use the App for an employer or other organization, you confirm that you are authorized to bind that organization; otherwise, you accept only in your individual capacity.

The App can also be used by a passenger. Nothing in these Terms requires a user to be a licensed driver. Anyone who operates a vehicle remains solely responsible for holding the required license, using a roadworthy and insured vehicle, and obeying all traffic and device-use laws.

3. What Driven provides

Depending on device, region, permissions, Apple services, connectivity, subscription status, and App version, Driven may provide:

Feature descriptions are not promises that a feature will be available in every location, language, road, device, or situation. The App is a general consumer convenience tool and is not an official traffic service, emergency service, vehicle component, calibrated instrument, enforcement detector, or substitute for attention and judgment.

4. Safety rules: read before driving

4.1 Driver attention and device placement

Do not hold, configure, search, type, browse, select music, inspect contacts or calendar items, change wallpaper, manage a subscription, or otherwise interact with the App while driving. Set up the route and controls before moving, or have a passenger operate the device.

Secure the device in a lawful position that does not obstruct the road, mirrors, vehicle controls, airbags, instruments, or the driver’s field of view. Use voice or hands-free features only when they are lawful and genuinely safe. If any alert, instruction, sound, display, or malfunction distracts you, ignore or stop using the App and pull over lawfully before interacting with it.

Police directions, traffic-control personnel, traffic lights, posted and temporary signs, actual road and weather conditions, and applicable law always take priority over the App.

4.2 Not for emergencies or critical decisions

Do not use Driven for emergency response, dispatch, evacuation, hazardous-material transport, racing, autonomous driving, aviation, maritime navigation, military activity, or any use where an error, delay, outage, or distraction could reasonably cause death, injury, property damage, or environmental harm.

Driven does not contact emergency services, detect crashes, monitor driver fitness, control a vehicle, brake, accelerate, steer, or guarantee that help will arrive. In an emergency, stop safely where possible and contact the appropriate local emergency service.

5. Speed reading is approximate and uncertified

The displayed speed is derived from Core Location data supplied by the device and can include filtering, smoothing, prediction, or short estimated continuation when a reading becomes stale. It is not read from the vehicle’s calibrated speedometer or engine systems.

The reading can be missing, delayed, frozen, smoothed, or wrong because of GPS and sensor limits, satellite geometry, signal blockage, tunnels, urban canyons, mountains, weather, multipath interference, device hardware, operating-system behavior, reduced location accuracy, network conditions, mounting, sudden acceleration or braking, stale data, or software defects. Accuracy values are estimates, not guarantees.

Driven is not a certified, calibrated, homologated, evidentiary, or legally approved speed-measuring instrument. Do not use it to determine legal compliance, challenge or avoid a citation, calibrate a vehicle, test a driver or vehicle, or replace the vehicle speedometer. Use a properly functioning vehicle speedometer, keep a safe margin below the applicable limit, and comply with actual conditions and law.

6. Road speed-limit information can be wrong

Road speed-limit information is primarily derived from OpenStreetMap contributor data and geometric matching. It may be incomplete, outdated, incorrectly tagged, in the wrong units, for the wrong carriageway, lane, direction, level, parallel road, service road, ramp, vehicle class, time, weather condition, school period, work zone, or jurisdiction.

The App may not correctly interpret or display:

A displayed red state, tolerance, hysteresis, debounce, smoothing value, or alert threshold is only a user-interface choice. It is not a legal allowance, enforcement threshold, margin of error, defense, or permission to exceed any limit. The absence of a warning does not mean your speed is lawful.

Always follow the limit that actually applies under posted signs and current law, even when it is lower or different from the App’s value. If the App and a sign or legal rule disagree, disregard the App.

7. Speed-camera data and alerts can be missing or false

Speed-camera information is derived from community-maintained OpenStreetMap data and public Overpass API results. It is not supplied or certified by police, courts, road authorities, camera operators, or measurement laboratories.

The App can fail to warn about a fixed, mobile, temporary, average-speed, red-light, multi-directional, newly installed, moved, hidden, inactive, or otherwise enforced location. It can also warn about a removed, inactive, duplicate, incorrectly mapped, distant, opposite-direction, parallel-road, or irrelevant camera. An alert can be early, late, repeated, suppressed, or absent because of route matching, direction, speed, GPS accuracy, cached data, network failure, server limits, App state, subscription state, or software defects. Each camera may be alerted only once during a route session.

Never assume that the absence of an alert means there is no enforcement. Never accelerate after passing a displayed camera. Drive legally and safely everywhere.

7.1 Local restrictions on warning software

Some countries, states, provinces, and localities restrict or prohibit possessing, enabling, displaying, carrying, or using speed-camera databases, warning software, radar-related tools, or a passenger’s operation of such features. Rules can change and may differ for residents, visitors, commercial drivers, or cross-border travel.

Driven’s availability in an App Store region does not represent that camera features are lawful there. Before travel, you must check the current law for every relevant jurisdiction. Disable Speed Camera Alerts and Road Data Lookups, or stop using or remove the App, wherever required. Do not use Driven to facilitate speeding, evade lawful enforcement, obstruct authorities, or violate a device-use law.

We may disable, restrict, alter, or remove camera or road-data features in any region without advance notice where reasonably necessary for law, safety, provider rules, or platform compliance.

8. Maps, search, routes, and navigation limitations

Apple Maps and other data sources can provide missing, outdated, or incorrect roads, addresses, points of interest, names, entrances, closures, restrictions, tolls, traffic, lane guidance, turn instructions, estimated arrival times, elevations, or route geometry. A route may be illegal, unsafe, unsuitable for the vehicle, closed, private, unpaved, too narrow, too low, weight-restricted, environmentally restricted, or inaccessible.

Driven does not know every fact about the driver, vehicle, load, trailer, fuel, battery, height, weight, emissions category, permits, weather, disaster, border, road closure, or local restriction. Inspect the route and conditions yourself. Do not follow an instruction that is unsafe, unlawful, physically impossible, inconsistent with signs, or inconsistent with official information. Stop safely and choose another route.

Rerouting can be delayed or unavailable. Saved and recent places can be outdated or selected incorrectly. Confirm a destination before departure, especially for medical care, emergency locations, schools, borders, and sensitive or remote places.

9. Contacts, calls, calendar, music, and wallpapers

The App’s keep-screen-awake option can increase battery use, heat, data use, screen wear, and image retention. The user is responsible for a safe power arrangement and device temperature.

10. Permissions, connectivity, and equipment

Some features require a compatible Apple device, supported iOS version, Location Services and precise location, internet access, Apple Maps, an Apple Account, Apple Music eligibility, Contacts or Calendar permission, photo selection, StoreKit, and RevenueCat. Permission can be declined or revoked, but the affected feature may be unavailable.

The user is responsible for the device, mounting, mobile plan, roaming, carrier fees, Apple Account, vehicle equipment, power, updates, backups, and physical security. The App is not guaranteed to work offline. Public APIs may rate-limit, reject, or delay requests. Continued background operation is not promised.

11. Road-data privacy choice

If Road Data Lookups is enabled, Driven sends a grid-based nearby area or sampled route coordinates to public Overpass services as detailed in the Privacy Policy. An active-route query can reveal the roads traveled and infer an approximate origin or destination. Requests also expose ordinary network metadata such as an IP address and App User-Agent.

Road Data Lookups can be disabled in the App’s privacy settings. Doing so disables both road speed-limit lookup and speed-camera data transfer. The setting does not stop Apple Maps processing needed for maps, searches, routes, or navigation.

Road-data features are part of the paid feature set described in Section 12, so these requests are normally sent only while paid access applies. Shortly after launch, before subscription status has been confirmed, the App treats access as granted so a subscriber is not cut off mid-drive, and a request can be sent before that check completes. Turning Road Data Lookups off prevents the request in every case.

12. Subscriptions, billing, renewal, and cancellation

Driven may offer free features and an automatically renewing Driven Pro subscription. The paid feature set can include navigation, road alerts, a 3D map presentation, custom wallpapers, or other features identified as paid in the App. The exact offering, billing period, localized price, taxes, currency, introductory offer, trial if any, and eligibility are shown before purchase. The Apple purchase confirmation controls if it conflicts with marketing copy.

12.1 Apple billing

Purchases are processed by Apple through the App Store and charged to the Apple Account confirmed at purchase. We do not collect full payment-card information. Apple controls payment authorization, tax collection where applicable, billing retries, family or account rules, receipts, and store availability.

12.2 Automatic renewal

Unless the purchase screen says otherwise, a subscription automatically renews for the same period until canceled. Apple may charge the account within the period stated in its current terms, generally within 24 hours before renewal. To avoid the next charge, cancel within the time Apple shows, generally at least 24 hours before the current period or trial ends.

Manage or cancel through the subscription settings for the Apple Account. Deleting the App does not cancel a subscription. Cancellation normally takes effect at the end of the already-paid period unless Apple or mandatory law states otherwise.

12.3 Trials and promotional offers

There is no trial unless one is expressly shown in the Apple purchase interface. Any trial or introductory price is subject to Apple’s eligibility rules, duration, conversion price, and cancellation terms shown before confirmation. If an offer changes or the user is ineligible, the Apple confirmation screen is authoritative and should be canceled before purchase if unacceptable.

12.4 Price changes

Prices may change prospectively. Apple will provide notice and obtain consent when required by its rules or law. If required consent is not given, the subscription may not renew. A price change does not remove rights already accrued under mandatory law.

12.5 Access and restoration

RevenueCat is used to validate receipts and determine entitlement access. A short local entitlement cache may preserve access during a temporary outage, but paid access can be delayed when Apple or RevenueCat is unavailable or when a receipt is invalid, refunded, revoked, expired, transferred, or associated with another Apple Account. Use Restore Purchases or the App’s subscription-management interface where available. Contact support if a valid purchase is not restored.

12.6 Refunds, withdrawal, and consumer remedies

Refund requests for App Store transactions should ordinarily be submitted through Apple’s current refund channel. Apple makes the platform payment decision, but nothing in these Terms excludes a statutory right to withdraw, cancel, obtain a price reduction, receive a conforming digital service, terminate for nonconformity, or obtain another mandatory consumer remedy. A withdrawal right for digital content or a digital service supplied immediately is lost only where the conditions set by the applicable law are actually met, which ordinarily requires the consumer’s express prior consent to immediate supply together with an acknowledgement that the right is lost as a result. The App Store purchase flow does not collect that consent and acknowledgement on our behalf. A consumer should therefore assume the statutory withdrawal period continues to run unless the purchase screen clearly stated otherwise at the time of purchase.

Where Serbian distance-contract law applies, the statutory withdrawal period is generally 14 days from conclusion of a service contract, subject to the law’s conditions and exceptions. To send a withdrawal notice directly to us, email contact@dunitapps.com with the subject “Driven Withdrawal” and an unequivocal statement that you withdraw from the identified purchase. Include the purchaser’s name, Apple order reference with payment details removed, purchase date, and notice date. Using a particular format is optional: the model withdrawal form in Annex A may be completed and returned, or any other clear and timely statement permitted by law may be used instead. We will acknowledge an electronically submitted notice without undue delay. A notice sent to us does not automatically cancel renewal in Apple’s system, so also cancel through Apple when future renewal must stop.

Contact contact@dunitapps.com if the issue concerns App functionality or a remedy that Apple cannot provide. Except where Apple policy or mandatory law provides otherwise, there is no promise of a refund or credit for a partially used billing period, failure to cancel on time, loss of connectivity, disabled permission, device incompatibility disclosed before purchase, traffic fine, or dissatisfaction with third-party data.

13. License and acceptable use

Subject to these Terms, the Apple Standard EULA, and the App Store Usage Rules, we grant a personal, limited, revocable, non-exclusive, non-transferable license to use the App on compatible Apple-branded devices you own or control.

You must not, and must not help another person to:

Open-source components and OpenStreetMap data remain subject to their own licenses. Public availability of source code, if any, grants only the rights stated in the license accompanying that code.

14. Intellectual property and data attribution

Except for third-party and open-source materials, Driven’s software, design, text, graphics, organization, and branding are protected by applicable intellectual-property law. No right is granted to the Driven name, Dunit Apps identifiers, logos, or other marks except as necessary to use the App.

Speed-camera and road speed-limit data contains information from © OpenStreetMap contributors, available under the Open Data Commons Open Database License 1.0. See OpenStreetMap copyright and attribution. OpenStreetMap contributors, the OpenStreetMap Foundation, and Overpass operators do not endorse Driven and do not guarantee the data.

Apple Maps and Apple Music materials are subject to Apple and applicable rights-holder terms. See the Apple Maps Terms of Use.

15. Third-party and external services

The App depends on or links to services operated independently by Apple, RevenueCat, Private.coffee (including the overpass.kumi.systems domain), overpass-api.de operators, OpenStreetMap, carriers, artwork hosts, calendar providers, and other websites. Their terms, privacy notices, technical limits, licensing, and regional availability apply in addition to these Terms.

We do not control and do not endorse every item returned by a map, catalog, public database, or linked site. To the maximum extent permitted by law, we are not responsible for independent content, acts, omissions, security, policy changes, outages, blocking, rate limits, or discontinuation. Use of a public or third-party service may be suspended if its operator changes or enforces its rules.

16. Updates, availability, and changes to the service

We may issue updates to correct defects, improve security, maintain compatibility, comply with law or platform rules, change data providers, or add, alter, restrict, or remove features. The App may stop supporting old devices, iOS versions, providers, or regions. Security and legal updates may be necessary for continued use.

We may suspend a feature or the App when reasonably necessary because of a security issue, provider restriction, legal risk, misuse, force majeure, platform action, or danger to users. We will use reasonable efforts to minimize disruption and, for paid digital services, will honor notice, conformity, refund, termination, and other remedies that mandatory law requires. This section does not permit us to remove the essential ongoing value of a paid subscription without any remedy where law prohibits that result.

No App, network, public API, GPS service, map, media catalog, purchase system, or software update is guaranteed to be uninterrupted, timely, secure, or error-free.

17. Disclaimer of warranties

The following applies only to the maximum extent permitted by law.

THE APP AND ALL SPEED, LIMIT, CAMERA, MAP, ROUTE, SEARCH, ALERT, MUSIC, CALENDAR, CONTACT, WALLPAPER, PURCHASE, AND EXTERNAL-SERVICE FEATURES ARE PROVIDED “AS IS” AND “AS AVAILABLE,” WITH FAULTS. WE DISCLAIM IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, SATISFACTORY QUALITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, ACCURACY, QUIET ENJOYMENT, AVAILABILITY, NON-INFRINGEMENT, AND RESULTS.

WE DO NOT WARRANT THAT ANY DISPLAYED SPEED IS ACCURATE; THAT ANY SPEED LIMIT OR CAMERA IS PRESENT, ABSENT, ACTIVE, LAWFUL TO DISPLAY, OR CORRECT; THAT A ROUTE IS SAFE OR LEGAL; THAT AN ALERT WILL ARRIVE; THAT DATA IS CURRENT; OR THAT USING THE APP WILL PREVENT A COLLISION, INJURY, FINE, PENALTY, LOSS, OR DEVICE DISTRACTION.

No statement outside an express written commitment creates a guarantee. Some jurisdictions do not permit certain exclusions, so applicable statutory warranties and digital-service conformity duties remain in effect.

18. Limitation of liability

The following limits apply only to the maximum extent permitted by law.

We are not liable for indirect, incidental, special, exemplary, punitive, or consequential loss; lost profits, revenue, data, opportunity, goodwill, or business interruption; third-party acts; or loss caused by reliance on an incorrect, delayed, missing, stale, or unavailable speed, limit, camera, alert, map, route, destination, contact, calendar item, music item, or subscription status.

Without limiting the safety duties in these Terms, we do not promise to reimburse or defend a user for a speeding or traffic citation, toll, towing charge, impoundment, license consequence, insurance consequence, missed appointment, detour, fuel or charging cost, mobile data charge, property loss, or other consequence of relying on the App.

For a claim to which a lawful financial cap may be applied, our total aggregate liability arising from the App or these Terms will not exceed the greater of (a) the amount paid for Driven through the App Store during the 12 months before the event giving rise to the claim, or (b) EUR 50 or the local-currency equivalent.

Nothing in these Terms excludes or limits liability that cannot lawfully be excluded or limited, including liability for intentional misconduct, fraud, gross negligence where applicable, death or personal injury caused by negligence where a restriction is prohibited, or mandatory consumer rights. If a jurisdiction does not allow a stated exclusion or cap, it applies only to the extent lawful, and liability is limited to the minimum permitted by law.

19. Business-user responsibility and indemnity

This section applies only if you use the App primarily for a trade, business, craft, or profession and only to the extent permitted by law. You will defend and indemnify us against a third-party claim, penalty, or reasonable cost caused by your unlawful or dangerous use, your infringement or user-selected content, your abuse of a third-party service, or your material breach of these Terms, except to the extent caused by our own fault. This section does not apply to a consumer acting outside a business activity.

20. Suspension and termination

You may stop using the App at any time. Removing the App does not cancel an Apple subscription; cancellation must be completed through Apple.

We may suspend or terminate access to the extent technically available if you materially or repeatedly breach these Terms, misuse infrastructure, create a security or safety risk, or use the App unlawfully. Where appropriate, we will give notice and an opportunity to correct the breach. Immediate action may be taken for urgent safety, security, legal, provider, or platform reasons.

On termination, the license ends, but provisions concerning safety, accrued payments, intellectual property, disclaimers, liability, disputes, and other terms that by nature should survive will remain effective. Mandatory rights and remedies survive.

21. Consumer complaints and dispute resolution

For an App functionality, subscription-access, privacy, or consumer complaint, email contact@dunitapps.com with:

We will acknowledge and respond within the period required by applicable law. Apple controls its platform refund process, but contacting Apple does not prevent you from contacting us or exercising a mandatory remedy.

A Serbian consumer who first submitted a complaint to us and remains dissatisfied may seek available out-of-court consumer dispute resolution through the Serbian Ministry’s ADR platform or another competent body. Participation, procedure, and binding effect are governed by current Serbian law. Consumers elsewhere may use the competent court, regulator, or dispute-resolution body available under their mandatory local law. These Terms do not impose private arbitration or waive a right to bring a claim before a competent court or authority.

22. Governing law and courts

These Terms and the relationship with Driven are governed by the laws of the Republic of Serbia, without applying conflict-of-law rules that would defeat this choice.

If you are a consumer, this choice does not deprive you of mandatory protections provided by the law of your habitual residence, and you may bring or defend proceedings in any court made available by mandatory consumer jurisdiction rules. Subject to those rights, the competent courts in Belgrade, Republic of Serbia, have jurisdiction.

The Apple Standard EULA and Apple terms separately determine governing law and forum for the user’s relationship with Apple.

23. Apple-specific acknowledgments

As between Apple and us, we—not Apple—are responsible for the App and developer-provided support, subject to these Terms and applicable law. Apple has no obligation to provide maintenance or support for Driven. Questions about the App should be directed to contact@dunitapps.com; questions about the App Store, Apple Account, billing platform, or Apple services may also need to be directed to Apple.

Nothing in these Terms expands Apple’s warranty or liability obligations. To the extent the Apple Standard EULA applies, if the App fails to conform to any applicable warranty you may notify Apple, and Apple may refund the purchase price of the App; to the maximum extent permitted by law, Apple has no other warranty obligation for the App. As between Apple and us, we are responsible for addressing any claim that the App or your possession and use of it infringes a third party’s intellectual-property rights, and for any claim that the App fails to conform to a legal or regulatory requirement, arises under product liability law, or arises under consumer-protection law.

To the extent required by the App Store terms, Apple and its subsidiaries are intended third-party beneficiaries of the provisions that protect their rights and, upon acceptance, may enforce those provisions.

You must comply with applicable third-party terms when using the App, including Apple Media Services, Apple Maps, Apple Music, carrier, and data-provider terms. You also represent that your download and use comply with applicable United States export-control and sanctions law and the law where the App was obtained, as required by the Apple Standard EULA.

24. Changes to these Terms

We may update these Terms for changes to the App, providers, subscriptions, law, security, or business operations. The effective date and version will be changed. Material changes will be communicated through the App, App Store listing, policy page, email if available, or another reasonable method where required.

A change will apply prospectively. If law requires express consent for a material change, the change will not bind the user without that consent. If a user rejects a change, the available remedy may be to stop using the affected service and cancel future renewal, without limiting statutory rights concerning an existing paid period.

25. General terms

26. Contact

Questions about these Terms may be sent to:

Ilija Ivkovic
Belgrade, Republic of Serbia
contact@dunitapps.com

Annex A. Model withdrawal form

Complete and return this form only if you wish to withdraw from the contract. Using it is optional: any other unequivocal statement of withdrawal, sent within the applicable period, is equally valid. Sending this form to us does not cancel automatic renewal in Apple’s system, so also cancel through the Apple subscription settings if future renewal must stop.

To:

Ilija Ivkovic
Email: contact@dunitapps.com

I hereby give notice that I withdraw from my contract for the provision of the following service: