Terms / AGB

hüt abig is a public, independent, experimental project for comparing films and series available to viewers in Switzerland.

Working legal draft: This page is transparent project documentation, not a substitute for advice from qualified Swiss counsel. Operator identity, postal contact, and commercial data licences must be completed before any paid launch.

1. Scope

By using the site, you understand that rankings, availability, ratings, awards, runtimes, and certifications may be incomplete, delayed, or incorrect.

2. Public-project status

The service currently has no paid subscription, user account, personalised profile, or guarantee of continued operation. Watched, saved, language, and analytics choices are stored locally in the browser.

3. Analytics and privacy

Google Analytics is loaded only after explicit consent. Advertising storage, ad-user data, and ad personalisation remain disabled. AWS and third-party infrastructure may process ordinary technical request data.

4. Third-party data

Ratings and metadata remain the property of their respective sources. IMDb, TMDB, Rotten Tomatoes, TVmaze, awards datasets, and streaming-provider data are governed by source-specific terms. hüt abig is not affiliated with those services.

5. Research and licensing

IMDb non-commercial datasets and privately collected experimental ratings are used for research and non-commercial evaluation. Commercial publication requires appropriate licences or replacement sources.

6. No warranty

The service is provided “as is”, without a warranty of accuracy, availability, fitness for purpose, or continued Swiss streaming availability.

7. External services

External links lead to independent providers with their own terms, prices, privacy practices, and regional restrictions.

8. Acceptable use

Do not interfere with infrastructure, automate abusive traffic, bypass access controls, or misrepresent third-party ratings as original hüt abig data.

9. Changes

Sources, methodology, and these terms may evolve with the public experiment. Material changes should be recorded with a new effective date.