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This English version is a translation provided for convenience. The French version is the legally binding one, and these terms are governed by French law.

This English translation is provided for convenience. The French version is legally binding and is governed by French law.

1. Site publisher

Extypis is published by a French sole trader.

Trade name
Hubert GIORGI
Legal status
Sole trader (entrepreneur individuel)
Registered address
75 rue du Général Buat, 44000 Nantes, France
SIRET
50751843900066
SIREN
507518439
VAT
VAT not applicable, article 293 B of the French General Tax Code

2. Contact details

How to reach us or exercise your rights.

Registered address

  • Street : 75 rue du Général Buat
  • Postal code : 44000 Nantes
  • Country : France

Contact

3. Hosting and infrastructure

The technical providers we rely on to run the service.

Application host

Company : Hetzner Online GmbH

Address : Industriestr. 25, 91710 Gunzenhausen, Allemagne

Data location : Helsinki (Finland), European Union

Service used : VPS Cloud CX33

Contact : hetzner.com/contact

Database

Neon Inc. (managed PostgreSQL) — a US company; data is stored on AWS Frankfurt (eu-central-1, Germany). Transfers are covered by the DPF and standard contractual clauses.

CDN, DNS and file storage

Cloudflare, Inc. (101 Townsend Street, San Francisco, CA 94107, USA) delivers static content, handles DNS resolution and stores your projects' files (Cloudflare R2): attachments, images and the compressed writing journal. This data may be processed outside the EU; Cloudflare is Data Privacy Framework certified and offers standard contractual clauses that provide protection equivalent to the GDPR.

4. Intellectual property

Rights covering the content and the software.

What belongs to Extypis

  • Name and visual identity : The Extypis name, logo and interface are protected by copyright and by commercial use. (No INPI trademark filing to date.)
  • Source code : Owned by the publisher, except where stated otherwise (open source dependencies).
  • Documentation and help content : Protected by copyright.

What belongs to you

  • Your writing : You keep every copyright in what you create.
  • Privacy : Your content is private by default.
  • Export : You can take your work out at any time in standard formats (DOCX, PDF, EPUB, HTML, Markdown).
  • Deletion : Your right to erasure is guaranteed (GDPR art. 17).

5. Liability

What we commit to, and where our liability stops.

What we commit to

  • Availability : The service runs continuously, on a best-effort basis, with no contractual service level.
  • Security : Passwords are hashed (bcrypt) and connections encrypted (HTTPS/TLS).
  • Backups : The database is backed up automatically through Neon (point-in-time recovery).
  • Support : Email support, in French and English.

Limitations

  • Service provided as is : No absolute guarantee of availability.
  • Force majeure : We are released from liability in exceptional circumstances (outage at a technical subcontractor, cyberattack, and the like).
  • Your responsibility : You alone are responsible for the content you create and publish.
  • Indirect damages : Not recoverable.

6. Personal data and GDPR

How your personal data is protected.

Data controller

Hubert GIORGI, as a sole trader, is the controller of your personal data under the GDPR. No data protection officer has been appointed, as the business is not required to do so.

7. Mediation and dispute resolution

What to do if something goes wrong.

Settling it directly

If a dispute arises, please write to us first at [email protected]. We undertake to look into any complaint in good faith and to seek an amicable solution.

Consumer mediation

Under article L612-1 of the French Consumer Code, a consumer may refer a dispute to a consumer mediator free of charge if their complaint to us has not been resolved.

Extypis is completing its registration with a consumer mediator approved by the CECMC; the mediator's details will be listed here as soon as it is effective.

Governing law

These legal notices are governed by French law. Competent courts are determined under the French Code of Civil Procedure.