Terms of use

What Okyla is

Okyla is an app for learning the piano and playing MIDI files, published by Okyla Labs (see the legal notice). By using it, you accept these terms.

You subscribe and cancel in the Play Store or the App Store

The subscription is sold by Google Play on Android, and by Apple, in the App Store, on iPhone and iPad. That store takes the payment, issues refunds under its own rules, and is where you cancel; we don’t charge anything ourselves. With Apple, you request a refund at reportaproblem.apple.com. The price is the one the store shows before payment. The subscription renews by itself at the end of each period, until you cancel it. A cancellation takes effect at the end of the period already paid for: you keep access until then.

Your files belong to you

Okyla claims no rights over the files you open or add, and doesn’t send them anywhere. It’s up to you to make sure you have the right to use the songs you put into it.

What you make with Okyla can be published freely

You can publish the videos and images you make with Okyla, including with monetisation, without asking our permission. Just one reservation, and it doesn’t come from us: the song being played has its own rights.

What we don’t guarantee

Note recognition through the microphone depends on the room, the instrument and the device: it can make mistakes, especially in a noisy room. Okyla supports your learning; it doesn’t replace a teacher. We do our best to make the app work, without being able to promise that it’s free of any error.

Applicable law

These terms are governed by French law.

If these terms change

A change is dated on this page and announced in the Play Store and App Store release notes.