Terms · draft, in review
The short version, while the long one is written.
TLDR Money has not launched internationally, so there is nothing yet to buy and no subscription to govern. This page records what is already decided and marks plainly what is not.
Who you are dealing with
Sonal Systems Private Limited, CIN U62099GJ2026PTC179785, A-3, Mehsana Nagar, Nizampura, Vadodara 390002, India. Contact: hello@tldrmoney.in.
What this site currently offers
A description of a product in development, and nothing else. There is no account to create, no waitlist to join, and no form on it — so using this site involves giving us no personal information at all. If you choose to email us, we hold that email as described in the privacy notice, and for no other purpose.
What TLDR Money is not
It is not financial advice. The app performs arithmetic on figures you enter and shows you the result. It does not recommend investments, and nobody involved in building it is acting as your adviser. A projection is a calculation under stated assumptions, not a prediction and not a promise.
It is not a bank or a broker. It holds no money, moves no money, and cannot transact on your behalf. It has no connection to your accounts — see the privacy notice.
Its accuracy depends on your inputs. Because you enter the data yourself, the output is only as good as what you put in.
Subscription terms
The international app will be sold as a subscription through the Apple App Store and Google Play, which means billing, tax and refunds are handled under those stores' own terms as well as ours. The price, billing period, any trial, and the renewal and cancellation mechanics are not settled and are therefore not stated here.
When they are, this page is updated before anything can be bought — not after.
Status of this document
Last updated 20 August 2026. A draft, published for transparency, excluded from search indexing, and subject to legal review before launch. Governing law, liability and the statutory cancellation rights that apply in the United Kingdom and the European Economic Area are all part of that review, and inventing them here would be worse than leaving the gap visible.
Questions in the meantime go to us directly.