Legal
Terms of use
Last updated, 11/9/2026. Legal review in progress.
Purpose
These terms govern the use of the feellow.app website, the public showcase for the Feellow mobile application. They do not cover use of the application itself, which is governed by separate terms accessible within the app.
Publisher
The site is published by Benjamin Lafitte, sole trader registered with the Mende Trade and Companies Register under number 988 673 547, trading under the business name Feellow. Full contact details are in the legal notice.
Site access
Access to the site is free of charge. No account creation is required.
Application availability
The Feellow application is in private beta, available on sign-up. Its public release on iOS and Android is planned for January 2027. Features intended for mental health professionals are not available; their opening, targeted for summer 2027, will only take place once the application is hosted with an HDS-certified provider. All dates are indicative.
Intellectual property
All content (text, illustrations, logos, code) is protected by copyright. Any reproduction without prior consent is prohibited.
Nature of Feellow
Feellow is a self-observation tool used between sessions with a mental health professional, never in place of one. Feellow is not a medical device and makes no diagnosis.
Modifications
These terms may be updated. The last updated date appears at the top of this page.
Transfer to a company
The Feellow business is intended to be taken over by a dedicated company. If so, these terms and the commitments made to users will be transferred to it on the same terms. Every person whose address we hold will be informed individually by email at least 30 days beforehand, with the identity of the successor; this page will be updated accordingly.
Applicable law
French law. In the event of a dispute, French courts have jurisdiction, without prejudice to mandatory consumer protection rules.