Terms of use
Last updated: 1 November 2026
This English version is provided for your convenience. Only the French version is legally binding.
Purpose
Vivory lets you create an event, invite the people close to you, collect messages, photos and videos, keep a wish list or a group gift and receive a memory film edited automatically. Using the service means accepting these terms.
Accounts and access
The organiser creates an account; guests contribute through a private link without creating one. Everyone is responsible for keeping their own sign-in details, and the links they share, confidential.
User content
- Each contributor warrants that they hold the rights to the content they share, and have the consent of the people filmed or photographed.
- Unlawful, hateful or violent content, and content infringing the rights of others, is prohibited. Vivory may remove any content reported to it.
- Content remains the property of its authors. Vivory uses it solely to provide the service (hosting, editing, private distribution).
Prices and payment
Creating an event and the Free plan cost nothing. The Essential and Premium plans, the Film + album option and the upgrade from Essential to Premium are charged once per event, with no subscription, from 9 November 2026. Payment goes through Stripe on the website and the web app, through Apple in the iPhone app and through Google Play in the Android app. Prices, the launch offer, withdrawal and refunds are described in the terms of sale.
Wish list and group gift
The wish list and the group gift are shared registers: each guest states what they intend to give and pays it directly to the organiser, by whatever means they choose. Vivory collects no contribution, holds no funds and plays no part in those payments.
Liability and availability
Vivory does everything it can to keep the service available, without guaranteeing uninterrupted access. Vivory's liability may not exceed the amount paid for the event concerned.
Governing law
These terms are governed by French law. In the event of a dispute, an amicable solution will be sought before any action is taken. Failing agreement, a consumer may use the free consumer mediation service of CMAP (the Paris Mediation and Arbitration Centre): cmap.fr/la-mediation-de-la-consommation.