Terms of Use

These terms of use govern the use of the TrackPrint app for iOS, iPadOS and macOS. The German version is legally binding; this English version is for information only.

Version 1 · Last updated: November 7, 2026

Contents

1. Provider and scope

  1. TrackPrint is provided by Mateo Arenas Salas, Elisabethenstraße 60, 64283 Darmstadt, Germany, email: mateoas@icloud.com ("we"). See the legal notice for more details.
  2. TrackPrint is free. We charge nothing for the app.
  3. You accept these terms by turning on "I agree to the Terms of Use" in the app (a switch on iPhone and iPad, a checkbox on the Mac) and continuing. You can read and save them at any time in the app under Settings ▸ About and on our website.
  4. You get TrackPrint from Apple's App Store. Apple's standard Licensed Application End User License Agreement applies alongside these terms. These terms supplement it; where the two conflict, these terms prevail as far as Apple allows.
  5. Our privacy policy explains how we process your personal data.

2. The service

  1. TrackPrint turns music albums into print-ready posters: you find an album in MusicBrainz, pick a style, typefaces and a format, and export the poster as JPEG, PNG or PDF.
  2. Your posters are stored on your device. If you are signed in to iCloud, TrackPrint syncs them, unless you turn this off, between your devices through your private iCloud database (section 7). There is no user account with us.
  3. We keep developing TrackPrint and may change, add or discontinue features, styles and typefaces where this is reasonable for you. You have no claim to any particular feature.

3. Album data and covers

  1. Album data and covers come from third-party services: MusicBrainz, the open music encyclopedia of the MetaBrainz Foundation, and the Cover Art Archive, whose files are hosted on the Internet Archive. We do not run these services; their providers' terms apply to them.
  2. TrackPrint is not a service of the MetaBrainz Foundation, the Internet Archive, the artists or their labels, and is not affiliated with any of them.
  3. We take titles, artists, dates, durations and covers as these services provide them. They may be incomplete or wrong, and TrackPrint cleans up titles by its own rules. Check a poster before printing it and adjust it where needed.
  4. MusicBrainz's data is in the public domain (CC0). Covers, album titles, names and trademarks remain the work and property of their rights holders; the app grants you no rights in them.

4. Your posters and the rights of others

  1. A poster usually contains other people's work: the album's cover, which is protected by copyright, and often the artists' names, logos and photos, which can be protected as trademarks or by personality rights. TrackPrint gives you no rights in them.
  2. You may use TrackPrint to make posters for your private use: to hang yourself or to give to people close to you. You may have them printed on paper by a print service for this.
  3. If you want to publish a poster that contains other people's work, such as on social media or a website, or sell it or use it commercially in any other way, you generally need the rights holders' permission. You are responsible for obtaining it. That TrackPrint offers the Post and Story formats does not replace this permission.
  4. You may not use TrackPrint to infringe the rights of others, in particular copyright, trademark or personality rights.
  5. Where you infringe the rights of third parties with a poster and are at fault, you indemnify us against the claims these third parties make against us on that account, including the reasonable costs of our legal defence. We will tell you without delay if a third party makes such a claim and give you the opportunity to defend yourself.

5. Notices from rights holders

  1. If you hold rights in content that TrackPrint shows, write to us at the address in our legal notice or use the section for rights holders on our support page. Tell us who you are, which rights you hold or represent, what concerns you and where you saw it.
  2. We answer within seven days. Where a notice is justified, we make sure TrackPrint no longer finds the content with its next update, and we remove it from our website and our App Store pages.
  3. The covers themselves come from the Cover Art Archive, which takes requests at info@archive.org.

6. Printing

  1. TrackPrint exports posters at the size and resolution the app states for each format. How a printed poster looks depends on the printer, the paper and the colour settings, and may differ from the screen, especially in colour.
  2. Check a test print before a large or expensive print. For printing costs and print results, we are liable only under section 10.

7. iCloud and your data

  1. Sync runs through your own iCloud account with Apple. Apple's terms apply to iCloud; storage and availability depend on your iCloud account. We have no access to your posters and cannot restore them.
  2. You can turn syncing off in TrackPrint's Settings ("iCloud Sync") or turn iCloud off for TrackPrint in your device's settings. Your posters then stay on the device.
  3. Back up important posters yourself, for example by exporting them.

8. Feedback

  1. You can report bugs and suggest features to us in the app or on our website. Don't put personal data in a report that you don't want us to read.
  2. We may use your suggestions free of charge to improve TrackPrint. There is no claim to an implementation or a reply.
  3. Reports must not contain insulting, unlawful or advertising content. We may delete such reports without reply.

9. Availability

  1. We try to keep TrackPrint free of errors, but we do not guarantee any particular availability. Finding albums depends on MusicBrainz, the Cover Art Archive and your internet connection, and syncing on iCloud and your internet connection; either may not work at times. You can view, edit and export saved posters without a connection.
  2. If a third-party service changes or ends its offering, TrackPrint can no longer find albums there. Posters you have already saved stay.

10. Liability

  1. We provide TrackPrint free of charge. We are liable without limitation for intent and gross negligence, for damage arising from injury to life, body or health, for defects we fraudulently concealed, and under the German Product Liability Act.
  2. Otherwise our liability is excluded as far as the law allows. This applies in particular to data loss, wrong album data, print results and printing costs, and to claims of third parties arising from a use of your posters for which you are responsible under section 4.
  3. These rules also apply to the liability of the people who help us. Mandatory statutory liability, for example under the General Data Protection Regulation, is unaffected.

11. Termination

  1. You can stop using TrackPrint and delete the app at any time. This deletes the posters on that device; you remove their copy in iCloud in your iCloud settings.
  2. We may stop developing TrackPrint or remove the app from the App Store.

12. Changes to these terms

  1. We may change these terms for the future where there is a valid reason, such as new features, a change in the law or security, and the change does not unreasonably disadvantage you.
  2. Before changes that affect your rights or duties apply to you, we ask you in the app to agree to them. If you do not want to agree, you can stop using TrackPrint; your posters stay on your device.
  3. We point out changes that are solely to your advantage or required by law in the app or on our website.

13. Applicable law

  1. The law of the Federal Republic of Germany applies, excluding the UN Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods. If you are a consumer, this does not take away the protection of the mandatory provisions of the country where you habitually live.
  2. We are neither willing nor obliged to take part in dispute resolution proceedings before a consumer arbitration board.
  3. If any provision of these terms is invalid, the rest remain valid.

14. Apple

  1. These terms are between you and us only, not Apple Inc. We, not Apple, are responsible for TrackPrint and its content.
  2. Apple has no obligation to provide any maintenance or support for TrackPrint.
  3. If TrackPrint fails to conform to an applicable warranty, you may notify Apple, and Apple will refund any purchase price, which for TrackPrint is nothing. Beyond that, to the extent permitted by law, Apple has no warranty obligation with respect to TrackPrint.
  4. We, not Apple, are responsible for addressing any claims relating to TrackPrint, such as product liability claims, claims that it fails to conform to a legal or regulatory requirement, claims under consumer protection or privacy law, and claims that it infringes the rights of others.
  5. Apple and its subsidiaries are third-party beneficiaries of these terms and may enforce them against you.