NeverDies

Terms

Version 2026-09-22

By submitting a note you agree to these Terms, the Rules and the Privacy notice. You must be at least 16.

1. What you get

For a one-time payment of $1 you can place a short note (up to 140 characters, with an optional signature and link) on the public wall at neverdies.app. Once approved, it gets the next number and a fixed position on the spiral. There is no subscription.

It's a license, not property. You get the right to have your note displayed. You don't own the site, the position or the number. A note, its number and its position can't be sold, transferred, traded or inherited, and we will never run a marketplace for them. A note has no resale value, and we make no promise that it will ever gain any.

2. What "forever" means

3. Moderation

Every note is reviewed before it appears, and anyone can report a live note. How it works is described in the Rules. We decide what appears on the wall. We don't have to publish any note, and we may reject or hide any note at our discretion, at any time, with or without notice. Hiding keeps the note's number as a blank tombstone.

4. No edits, no deletion, and the exceptions

Authors can't edit or delete notes, and we won't do it on request. That is the product. We act only in these cases:

CaseWhat we do
The note breaks the RulesHide it
Copyright infringementHide it (see section 5)
A court order or other binding legal requirementHide or remove it as required
Private information about a private personHide it
A request to erase your own personal dataHide the signature or the whole note (see the Privacy notice)
Child sexual abuse materialRemove it, preserve evidence as the law requires, and report it to NCMEC

"Remove" means we delete the content from our systems except where the law requires us to keep it. The number stays a tombstone either way. Send requests to legal@neverdies.app with the note number.

Send copyright (DMCA) notices to legal@neverdies.app. Include:

Counter-notices go to the same address. We hide notes from repeat infringers and may refuse their future notes.

6. Payments and refunds

7. Chargebacks

If you dispute a payment for a note that went live as described, we will contest it with evidence: the note, its number and when it went live. We may hide the note while the dispute is open. If the dispute is lost, the note stays hidden. We refuse future notes from people who make repeated or fraudulent disputes.

8. Your content

9. The rest