Terms of Service

BundleProof helps you keep records of the baby gear your family owns — brand, product name, category, model number, date code, lot number, purchase and expiration dates, and your own notes — and compares those records with official U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) recall notices that BundleProof has reviewed and recorded.

BundleProof changes over time. Features may be added, changed, interrupted, or discontinued. Availability is not guaranteed, and the service may be unavailable for maintenance, for technical reasons, or without notice.

This tool helps organize recall information and product records. Recall matches may be incomplete or approximate. Always verify product model numbers, date codes, lot numbers, and recall details using the official recall source. BundleProof does not guarantee that all recalls or hazards will be detected.

Here is what that means in practice. BundleProof compares the products you save with official recall notices from the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) that BundleProof has reviewed and added to its catalog. It re-checks your saved products automatically once a day and whenever you run a check yourself. The catalog is reviewed and recorded by hand, so it does not contain every recall. Matching works from the details you entered, so an incomplete or mistyped model number can change the result.

BundleProof checks CPSC recalls only. Car seats — child restraints for use in motor vehicles — are regulated by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), and BundleProof does not check NHTSA recalls. Do not rely on BundleProof for car seat recalls, even for a car seat you have saved: check them with NHTSA or the car seat's manufacturer. Recalls announced by any other agency are not checked either.

What BundleProof shows you is a possible match, for you to confirm against the official notice. It is not a determination that your product is or is not affected, and it is not a statement that a product is safe.

BundleProof is meant to help you identify and review official recall notices, and possible matches, for the products you save. We aim to make it useful and accurate, but we cannot guarantee that its recall information is complete, accurate or timely, or that it will be available without interruption. A recall can be missed, or added to BundleProof's catalog only some time after it is announced. A possible match can be wrong, and an affected product can go unmatched. And recall information can be unavailable, for example while the service is interrupted.

Specifically, BundleProof does not guarantee that every recall will be detected, does not verify the identity of your physical product, does not test, inspect or certify any product, and does not replace manufacturers, retailers, or government agencies as the authoritative source. BundleProof does not provide professional safety, medical, or legal advice. Not seeing a recall notice or possible match in BundleProof does not mean that a product is safe, unaffected by a recall, or has never been recalled. BundleProof does not send recall alerts: no email, text or push notification tells you about a recall. Possible matches appear in the app for you to review.

Please continue to register your products with their manufacturers and follow official manufacturer and government safety instructions. Check official government and manufacturer sources yourself, especially if you have any concern about a product, whatever BundleProof shows. Use BundleProof as a way to keep your product details organized and to help you notice something worth checking, not as your only source of safety information.

Recall checks are free. Every product you save is checked for recalls in the same way, whether or not your household pays for anything. Recall checks are never part of BundleProof Premium, and what BundleProof tells you about a recall does not depend on whether you pay.

The Free plan's product limit. Once this limit starts, a household on the Free plan can keep up to five products in its vault. It limits how many products you can save, not which of them are checked: every product you have saved stays in your vault and keeps being checked for recalls. Nothing you have saved is removed because of this limit.

Grandfathered households. A household that was already using BundleProof before it opened to the public is grandfathered: the Free plan's product limit never applies to it, so it can keep as many products as it likes, at no charge, for as long as the household exists. That stays true when someone joins the household, when it passes to another owner, and if it buys Premium and later stops. Grandfathering covers saving products and nothing else: everything else Premium adds still comes only with Premium. A household created later, including a new household started by someone who belongs to a grandfathered one, has the Free plan's limit.

BundleProof Premium. Premium is an optional membership for your household. If you buy it, it costs $49.99 a year in U.S. dollars and renews automatically every year until you cancel. It is the only plan: there is no monthly plan and no free trial, and Premium bought through Apple is not available through Apple's Family Sharing — it already applies to your whole BundleProof household, not to one person or one device. Premium adds:

• saving more products than the Free limit of five allows — a grandfathered household can already do that without Premium;
• entering or changing a product's purchase details: its purchase date, delivery date, where it was bought, and its order or receipt number;
• recording whether you have registered a product with its manufacturer;
• saving proof of purchase — a receipt or order confirmation, as a PDF, photo or screenshot — with the product it belongs to;
• warranty reminder emails before a product's estimated warranty coverage date, where BundleProof can estimate one. They are about the dates you saved, not about recalls.

Nothing else is part of Premium. Recall checks and possible matches, the product details a recall check uses — brand, product name, model and serial numbers, lot numbers and date codes — and expiration dates are free for every household, and so is looking at, opening or deleting anything your household has already saved.

Buying Premium. BundleProof offers Premium only where it shows you a way to buy it, and it may not be offered to you yet. On the web, Stripe processes the payment. In the BundleProof iOS app, Apple processes it through your Apple Account, and Apple's own terms for purchases apply as well. BundleProof does not receive your full card details either way. Premium bought on the web is sold by Alex Francesco Sarcina, the individual who operates BundleProof (section 14). The total you will pay is shown before you confirm a purchase.

Renewal and cancelling. Premium renews automatically at the end of each paid year, at $49.99 a year, charged the same way you bought it, until you cancel. You can cancel at any time, online. If you bought Premium on the web, cancel it from Manage billing in BundleProof, or email support@bundleproofapp.com from the address on your account and ask us to cancel it. If you bought it in the iOS app, cancel it in your Apple Account's subscription settings; Apple manages that renewal under its own terms. When you cancel, Premium continues until the end of the year you have already paid for and does not renew after that. If the price changes, we will tell you before the new price applies to your membership.

Emails about a web membership. After you buy Premium on the web, BundleProof emails you a confirmation that sets out these renewal terms and how to cancel. Before each yearly renewal of Premium bought on the web, BundleProof emails you a reminder with the amount you will be charged and how to cancel.

Refunds. Premium bought on the web is non-refundable once charged, except where the law requires a refund. Cancelling stops future renewals, and Premium continues until the end of the year you have already paid for. If you think you were charged in error or charged twice, email support@bundleproofapp.com and a duplicate or mistaken charge will be put right. Refunds for Premium bought in the iOS app are handled by Apple under its own policies; BundleProof cannot issue them. Nothing in these terms takes away a right to a refund that applicable law gives you.

If Premium ends. If a membership ends — because it was cancelled, a renewal payment failed, or it was refunded — nothing you saved is deleted. You can still see everything your household saved, open a document you stored, and delete anything you want. What stops is what Premium adds: entering or changing purchase details, recording registration, saving a new proof of purchase, warranty reminder emails, and saving more products than the Free limit allows, unless your household is grandfathered, which Premium ending never changes. Recall checks carry on for every product you have saved.

You need an account to use BundleProof. If you sign up yourself, BundleProof emails you a link to confirm your email address, and your account is created when you use it. An account can also be created from an invitation link BundleProof sends you, from a sign-up link BundleProof shares with a group, or from an invitation to join someone's household (section 5); the Privacy Policy describes each. You are responsible for the information you provide being accurate, for keeping your password and your access to your account secure, and for what happens under your account. If you forget your password, you can ask for a reset link from the sign-in page, and BundleProof emails it to your account's address. Tell us at support@bundleproofapp.com if you believe someone else has access to your account.

You must be old enough to enter into these terms — at least 18 years old, or the age of majority where you live. BundleProof is a tool for parents and caregivers. It is not directed to children and is not intended for children to use.

You can invite another adult — a partner or co-caregiver — to share your household. Doing so is your decision, and it gives that person access to the products and recall information in that household. An invitation link is single-use, expires, and can be cancelled before it is used.

The person who created the household remains its owner and can remove a member at any time, which ends that person's access to the household immediately. Someone you invite can manage products but cannot manage household membership. Only invite people you intend to share this information with.

The product records, notes, documents and other information you enter, upload or import remain yours. You give us permission to store, process, display, copy, and back up that information for one purpose: operating BundleProof for you — keeping your records, running recall checks against them, showing you the results, and supporting and improving how the service does those things.

That permission lasts while your account exists and for the short period it takes to remove your data after you ask us to delete it. It does not extend to anything unrelated to running the service, and it does not transfer ownership of your information to us. What we collect and how we handle it is described in the Privacy Policy.

You are responsible for the information you put into BundleProof — including that you are entitled to enter it. If you import a gift registry or paste text from a retailer, it may contain other people's information; BundleProof discards the parts it does not need, but please do not import information you should not be sharing.

We would like to hear from you, and the people who use BundleProof send us a lot of useful ideas. If you voluntarily send us feedback, suggestions, bug reports, or feature requests, you allow us to use them to operate, improve, and develop BundleProof without any obligation to you — no confidentiality, no compensation, and no ownership stake in BundleProof.

This covers the feedback itself. It does not give us rights to your unrelated work, inventions, or intellectual property, and it does not apply to the product records in your account, which are covered by the section above.

BundleProof and everything we provide to deliver it — the software, the interfaces and screens, the BundleProof name and branding, the designs and illustrations, the documentation, the recall catalog we assemble and curate, and the systems and methods behind them — belong to us or to our licensors, and are protected by intellectual property law. Nothing in these terms transfers any of it to you.

We grant you a limited, personal, non-exclusive, non-transferable, revocable right to use BundleProof for your own family's household purposes, in the way the service is designed to be used, for as long as your account is active. That is the only right you receive.

Recall notices and other official source material remain the work of the agencies and companies that publish them. BundleProof records and organizes that material; it does not claim ownership of it.

You agree not to:

• copy, reproduce, or create a competing or derivative service from BundleProof, or redistribute, publish, sell, license, or otherwise make its software, designs, branding, documentation, or curated recall catalog available to others;
• use BundleProof, or anything obtained from it, for commercial exploitation outside your own household's use, including reselling access or systematically extracting its content;
• reverse engineer, decompile, or disassemble the service, or attempt to derive its source code or underlying systems, except to the extent that applicable law expressly permits it despite this restriction;
• circumvent, disable, probe, or test any security, access control, authentication, or usage limit, or access another user's account or household data;
• interfere with or disrupt the service or its infrastructure, including by scraping at scale, overloading it, introducing malicious code, or automating access in ways the service does not offer;
• misrepresent who you are, use the service unlawfully, or use it in a way that infringes someone else's rights.

You can stop using BundleProof at any time, and you can delete your account and its data yourself from the Account page while signed in. If you cannot sign in, email support@bundleproofapp.com from your account's email address and we will do it for you. The Privacy Policy explains exactly what is removed, including what happens to a household you share with somebody else.

Deleting your account while you have Premium. If you pay for Premium on the web and delete your account, BundleProof cancels that subscription straight away, so you are not charged again; whether any of the payment is refunded is covered by the refund policy in section 3. BundleProof cannot cancel Premium bought through Apple. Cancel it in your Apple Account's subscription settings, because deleting your BundleProof account does not stop Apple from renewing it.

We may suspend or end your access if you breach these terms, if we reasonably believe your use puts other users, the service, or anyone's safety at risk, or if we stop offering BundleProof. Where it is reasonable to do so, we will tell you first and give you a chance to retrieve your information.

Sections that by their nature should outlive the account — our rights in the service, feedback, the disclaimers and liability limits, and this paragraph — continue to apply after it ends.

BundleProof is provided “as is” and “as available,” without warranties of any kind, whether express or implied, including implied warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, and non-infringement. We do not warrant that the service will be uninterrupted, timely, secure, or error-free, or that the recall information it shows will be complete, current, or accurate.

Some jurisdictions do not allow the exclusion of certain warranties. Where that is the case, this section applies only as far as the law allows, and you keep the rights your local law gives you.

To the extent permitted by law, we are not liable for indirect, incidental, special, consequential, exemplary, or punitive damages, or for lost profits, lost data, or loss of goodwill, arising out of or relating to your use of BundleProof — including any decision made or not made because of information the service did or did not show you.

To the extent permitted by law, our total liability for all claims relating to BundleProof is limited to the greater of the amount you paid us for the service in the twelve months before the claim or US$100.

Nothing in these terms limits liability that cannot be limited by law — including liability for fraud, for death or personal injury caused by negligence, or any other liability that applicable law does not permit us to exclude. Some jurisdictions do not allow these limits, and where that is the case they apply to you only as far as the law allows.

We may update these terms as BundleProof changes. Each version carries an effective date and a version identifier at the top of this page. If we make a material change, we will take reasonable steps to let you know — and if a change requires it, we may ask you to accept the updated terms. Continuing to use BundleProof after an update means you accept the current version.

BundleProof is an independent product operated by Alex Francesco Sarcina, an individual. You can reach us about anything in these terms at support@bundleproofapp.com.

The law that governs these terms, and the place where disputes are resolved, have not been finalized; these terms will be updated to state them. Until then, your rights under the law that applies where you live are unaffected.

If any part of these terms is found unenforceable, the rest continues to apply. Our not enforcing a term right away does not waive it. These terms, together with the Privacy Policy, are the whole agreement between us about BundleProof.