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Terms of Use

Draft · Last updated 21 April 2026

⚠ Draft — pending legal review

This is a working draft. It describes the intended relationship between Skyline and Speech Check users in plain language, but the final wording should be reviewed by Canadian counsel before the site goes live. Sections marked "Placeholder" below are especially in need of review.

On this page
  1. Accepting these terms
  2. Who can use Speech Check
  3. Medical scope and limitations
  4. Your account
  5. The pilot specifically
  6. Acceptable use
  7. Your content and our rights
  8. Changes to the service
  9. Ending your use
  10. Disclaimers
  11. Liability
  12. Governing law
  13. Contact

Accepting these terms

These Terms of Use are an agreement between you and Skyline Innovation Inc., a Canadian company based in Vancouver, British Columbia. They apply when you use the Speech Check website, apps, or any related service we provide.

By creating an account, joining the pilot, or otherwise using Speech Check, you agree to these terms. If you don't agree with any part of them, please don't use the service.

Who can use Speech Check

Speech Check is intended for:

You don't need a Parkinson's diagnosis to browse this website or review our materials — but active use of Speech Check (practice sessions, pilot participation) is aimed at the audiences above.

Placeholder — legal review Final document should specify whether minors 13–17 can participate (and if so, the parental consent mechanism), whether non-Canadian residents can use the product in any form, and whether clinicians from specific provinces require additional verification.

Medical scope and limitations

Important — read this part carefully

Speech Check is not a medical device and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or condition. It is a speech-practice and self-monitoring tool, not clinical care.

If you have health concerns — whether about your speech, your Parkinson's, or anything else — please speak with a qualified healthcare professional. Speech Check does not replace professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.

In a medical emergency, call 911 or your local emergency number immediately.

Specifically:

Placeholder — legal review Final document should reflect Skyline's current regulatory status under Canadian medical-device regulations and Health Canada classification. If Speech Check is positioned as wellness rather than medical, the disclaimers above should be strengthened accordingly. If any clinician-facing features move toward a medical-device classification, this section will need material revision.

Your account

When you create a Speech Check account, you agree to:

You're responsible for activity that happens under your account, except where that activity is caused by our systems or our error.

The pilot specifically

During the pilot:

Placeholder — legal review Final document should specify the pilot duration, conditions for early termination by Skyline, what happens to member data at pilot end, and any specific consent requirements tied to pilot participation (e.g., permission to quote feedback in Skyline's materials with or without attribution).

Acceptable use

When using Speech Check, please don't:

We may suspend or close accounts that violate these rules, usually after a warning where reasonable.

Your content and our rights

Content you create

Voice recordings, feedback, and other content you create using Speech Check belong to you. By using the service, you grant Skyline a limited licence to store, process, and display this content as needed to provide Speech Check to you — including showing you your own trends, sharing your practice with clinicians you invite, and improving the product where you've consented to that.

Our content

The Speech Check name, logo, app, website, and materials are owned by Skyline Innovation Inc. You may view and use them for personal, non-commercial use while using the service. Please don't copy or reuse our materials without permission.

Placeholder — legal review Final document should specify the exact scope of the licence granted by users (particularly whether it extends to aggregated/anonymized use for research or model improvement), and clarify what happens to that licence when a user deletes their account.

Changes to the service

Speech Check is an evolving product. We may add, change, or remove features from time to time — especially during the pilot. We'll do our best to notify you ahead of meaningful changes that affect how you use the service.

Ending your use

You can delete your account at any time through your settings, or by emailing us. When you do:

We may end your access if you violate these terms, if required by law, or if we stop offering Speech Check altogether. Where possible we'll give you notice and time to export your practice data before closing your account.

Disclaimers

Speech Check is provided "as is" and "as available." To the extent the law permits, we don't make warranties — express or implied — that the service will be uninterrupted, error-free, fit for a particular purpose, or that any particular result will be achieved.

This does not override the medical-scope limitations described in section 3. Speech Check does not diagnose, treat, or cure any condition.

Placeholder — legal review Final document should reconcile this clause with consumer-protection statutes in applicable provinces — particularly the BC Business Practices and Consumer Protection Act, Quebec's Consumer Protection Act, and Ontario's Consumer Protection Act — since blanket "as-is" disclaimers are not enforceable in all contexts.

Liability

To the extent the law permits, Skyline's total liability to you for any claim arising out of your use of Speech Check is limited to the amount you've paid us for the service during the twelve months preceding the claim — or, if you haven't paid us (as during the pilot), to one hundred Canadian dollars (CAD $100).

We aren't liable for indirect, incidental, consequential, or special damages, including lost profits or lost data, except where the law requires otherwise.

Placeholder — legal review Limitation-of-liability clauses involving healthcare-adjacent products need particular care in Canadian law. Counsel should review and strengthen this clause in the final document — especially the interaction with consumer-protection law and the reasonableness test under BC PIPA for pilot participants.

Governing law

These terms are governed by the laws of the Province of British Columbia and the federal laws of Canada applicable therein, without regard to conflict-of-laws principles. Any dispute will be brought before the courts of British Columbia.

Placeholder — legal review If Skyline adds out-of-province pilot participants, counsel should review whether a mandatory-arbitration or alternative-dispute-resolution clause is appropriate — and whether the BC courts clause remains enforceable against residents in other provinces (especially Quebec under Article 3149 C.c.Q.).

Contact

Questions about these terms? Email info@skylineinnovation.ca or reach us through the contact page.

Skyline Innovation Inc.
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada