Last updated: 29 September 2026

In short

• The whole app is free; there are no in-app purchases or subscriptions.
• The app is an educational support tool; it does not replace therapy.

1. Scope

These terms govern the use of “Feelings Island” (the “app”), created by Nur Say, psychologist. By downloading or using the app you accept these terms. The app is made for children and designed to be used with adult supervision; the supervising adult is the one authorised to manage the app, including its settings and records.

2. Free to use

The whole app is free. There are no in-app purchases, subscriptions or ads, and the app never asks you for any payment details.

3. Content and changes

New content arrives with app updates; its topics and order may change. If a feature is removed or becomes paid in the future, the change will be announced in the app and this page will be updated.

4. Nature of the app

The app is an educational support tool. It does not replace psychological assessment, diagnosis or therapy, and it is not a tool for emergencies. The suggestions in the Parent Panel are general guidance notes generated on the device from the records on the device. If you remain concerned about your child, consulting a professional is recommended.

5. Rules of use

• The app is for personal and family use.
• The app's content (texts, images, activity designs and the “Feelings and Responsibilities” module) belongs to Nur Say and may not be copied, distributed or used commercially without permission.
• Institutional or classroom use requires separate permission.

6. Data

The app keeps records only on the device and never sends them anywhere. See the Privacy Policy for details. Backing up records is the user's responsibility; deleting the app from the device also deletes them.

7. Limitation of liability

The app is provided “as is”. To the extent permitted by applicable law, no liability is accepted for indirect damages arising from use of the app. These terms do not remove any rights you have under applicable consumer law.