terms.

with rondje together you invite someone: coffee, drinks, food or doing something. you choose an idea, optionally a place and a few moments, and the other person picks one of them within 28 days. if none of the moments work, they can suggest a moment of their own.

rondje together is free. you pay for what you use yourselves, on the spot, directly to the venue.

rondje does not make reservations and is not a party to what you do together. booking, buying tickets and paying is up to you, with the venue or organiser. they also set the prices, opening hours and conditions.

the ideas, places and events we show are suggestions, partly generated by an ai model and partly from public sources (such as openstreetmap, google and ticketmaster). we do our best to keep them accurate, but please check for yourself whether a place is open, what it costs and whether you need to book.

if the moment doesn't go ahead, let each other know yourselves. rondje is not liable for a meet-up that doesn't happen or disappoints.

you don't need an account for rondje together. you confirm your email address and your mobile number, so you can find your rondje again and we can let you know what the other person picks.

you can log in with your email address and a password, or with a code via whatsapp. forgot your password? we'll email you a link to choose a new one. keep your password to yourself. by logging in or creating a rondje you agree to these terms; we record which version and when.

you must be 16 or older. alcohol is 18+; the venue checks that.

you only get whatsapp messages if you switch them on yourself. we only send messages about your own rondjes and reminders you asked for. send stop and we won't send anything more; start switches it back on.

we do our best to keep rondje working at all times, but we can't promise that. our liability is limited to what you paid us in that case, except in cases of intent or gross negligence.

we may change these terms. if we make a substantive change, we raise the version number and ask you to agree again with your next rondje.

these terms are governed by dutch law.