Legal notice
Last updated: October 12, 2026
This is a translation for convenience. The Spanish version prevails in case of discrepancy.
1. Owner of the website
In accordance with article 10 of Spanish Law 34/2002 on information society services and electronic commerce (LSSI-CE), these are the details of the owner of this website and of the HandBrain application:
- Owner: [pending]
- Tax ID (NIF): [pending]
- Address: [pending]
- Email: hello@handbrain.top
- Website: www.handbrain.top
2. Purpose
This website presents and gives access to HandBrain, a web application to record live handball statistics, prepare matches and analyse team performance. Access to the website is free. Using the application requires an account and, once the trial period ends, a paid subscription under the conditions shown before purchase.
3. Terms of use
Users agree to use the website and the application lawfully and in good faith, not to try to access other clubs' data or to damage or overload the service, and to enter other people's data (for example, players') only when they are entitled to do so.
4. Intellectual and industrial property
The software, design, texts, logos and the HandBrain brand belong to the owner or its licensors. They may not be reproduced, distributed or transformed without permission, except as needed for normal use of the service. The data entered by each club belongs to that club. The Barlow typeface is used under the SIL Open Font License.
5. Liability
We work to keep the service available and working properly, but we cannot guarantee that it will be free of interruptions or errors. The owner is not responsible for content entered by users or for third-party websites linked from here. If you find any unlawful content, write to hello@handbrain.top.
6. Data protection
The processing of personal data is explained in the privacy policy.
7. Governing law and jurisdiction
This notice is governed by Spanish law. Any dispute shall be submitted to the courts of the owner's place of business, unless the user is a consumer, in which case the courts of the user's place of residence shall have jurisdiction.
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