Content & Copyright Notice

Last updated: 21 August 2026

Strumfolio (strumfolio.com) is a tool for managing your own personal song collection, run by an individual developer rather than a company, with a free plan and paid plans. This notice clarifies how content and copyright work within the Service, regardless of which plan an account is on.

1. No built-in song library

Strumfolio does not contain any song lyrics or chord charts of its own. There is no catalog, library, or pre-loaded content of any kind — the Service ships empty. Every song that appears in your collection is content that you have personally typed in or imported from a file on your own device.

The Service does not search the web, scrape third-party sites, or fetch content from external sources on your behalf. Nothing enters your collection unless you put it there.

2. Your responsibility

You are solely responsible for ensuring that any lyrics, chords, or other material you import into Strumfolio:

Strumfolio does not review, verify, index, or endorse the content you import, and does not make any user's content publicly searchable or browsable by other users.

3. Sharing content

Features like Sing Together let you share a live view of a song with other people via a link, for personal, informal use (for example, playing and singing with friends). Participants can open that link without an account, and see only what you display for the duration of the session.

This is not a publishing or distribution feature. It does not grant any rights over the underlying copyrighted work to Strumfolio or to session participants, and participants should not record or redistribute what is shown to them.

Exporting works the same way. The backup and the printable booklet let you download or print your collection for yourself — Strumfolio does not review what comes out of either, and using it beyond personal, informal use is your responsibility, not something the Service authorizes.

4. Copyright concerns

If you believe that content stored by a user of Strumfolio infringes your copyright, contact us at info@strumfolio.com with details of the content, the work you claim is infringed, and your contact information.

Content on Strumfolio lives inside private, individual accounts that we do not routinely access or review — see our Privacy Policy. Because of that, we cannot verify the substance of a claim ourselves. What we do instead: within a few business days, we forward a complete notice to the account holder and ask them to remove the content or explain why it does not infringe; if the notice is clear-cut or they do not respond, we restrict or disable access to the account rather than inspect its private content ourselves.

The account holder may reply with a counter-notice — for example, that the content is their own work, is in the public domain, or is used under a license they hold — which we will pass back to you. If the two of you cannot resolve it this way, the dispute remains between you and the account holder, to pursue through whatever legal channels apply.

5. Changes to this notice

We may update this notice from time to time. Significant changes will be communicated through the app or by email.