Terms of use
Last changed 30 Sept 2026.
The data controller is EUROSIGN s.r.o., company ID 49446100, registered office Vysoká 532/8, Štýřice, 639 00 Brno. You can reach us at info@finisht.app.
What the service is
Finisht is a place where you keep your own racks of films, series, books, music, games and podcasts and where you see the racks of people you follow. The service is free and provided as is.
Account
- An account is created by a person, not by a company or a robot.
- You are responsible for your password. Sharing it is not a good idea.
- One person, one account. Creating accounts for other people or taking somebody else's name is not allowed.
What belongs on a rack and what does not
You write the rack, the notes and the comments, and you are responsible for them. Insults aimed at specific people, threats, hate speech, other people's personal data, advertising and content that infringes someone else's rights do not belong here. The operator may remove such content and close an account that does it repeatedly.
Who owns the content
You do. The operator claims no rights to your data beyond what is needed to run the service — to store it, show it to you and show others the part you marked as public. You can download it and delete the account at any time.
Data about works
Titles, years, authors and covers come from public catalogues — Open Library, MusicBrainz, Cover Art Archive, Steam, TMDb, Apple, TVmaze, Deezer, Wikipedia, Wikidata and Filmtoro — and belong to their sources or to the holders of rights in the works. The application shows them so that a rack makes sense; it claims nothing in them.
Data and artwork for films and series come from TMDB. The notice below is required by the TMDB terms and is reproduced verbatim:
This application uses TMDB and the TMDB APIs but is not endorsed, certified, or otherwise approved by TMDB.
Availability
The service runs without any guarantee of availability. It may be down for maintenance or because of a failure. Back up your data with the export if it matters to you — it is one click.
Liability
To the extent permitted by law, the operator is not liable for damage caused by the unavailability of the service, by loss of data or by content uploaded by users. Whatever the law does not allow to be excluded is not excluded.
Withdrawing from the contract for the free service
By using the free service you enter into a contract with the operator, even though you pay nothing for it. You may withdraw from that contract within 14 days of creating your account, and you do not have to give a reason.
There are two ways to do it and they have the same effect:
- Delete the account in Settings — one click and a typed confirmation. That ends the contract and the data is deleted.
- Write to us at info@finisht.app — anything that makes clear you are withdrawing. We will then delete the account.
There is nothing to refund. The free service is free, no payment was ever made, so none comes back. Withdrawing ends the contract and removes the account along with what is on it — you can export that first, and it is worth doing.
The fourteen days limit nothing. You can delete the account much later just as well, at any time, without a reason and without a deadline. The period says how long you have a right to withdraw, not how long the account can be closed.
The operator grants you this right itself, whether or not the law also gives it to you in your case. It takes nothing away from the rights the law gives you.
Termination
You can delete your account at any time in Settings. The operator may close an account that breaches these terms and will, where possible, give notice beforehand.
Changes to the terms
The terms may change. A substantial change will be announced by e-mail and the date at the top will move. By continuing to use the service you accept the new version.
Governing law
The relationship is governed by the law of the Czech Republic and disputes are heard by Czech courts. As a consumer you may turn to the Czech Trade Inspection Authority (coi.cz) for out-of-court dispute resolution, or use the EU consumer dispute resolution options available in your country.