Terms
Terms of use
Draft of 2026 09 17. Read by counsel, who returned no blockers. Still a draft, and not in force.
A review is not the same thing as a signature. This text stops being a draft when somebody says the final words are final, and nobody has.
This draft was written from Camito's Legal Surface Specification and its Processing Inventory so that counsel starts from a complete picture. It is a description of the deal Camito intends to offer, written in words a thirteen year old and their parent can both read. It is not a contract and nobody has agreed to it.
1. Who you would be dealing with
Camito is published and operated by Mimi Studio d.o.o., a company registered in Slovenia and based in Ljubljana. When these terms say we or us, they mean Mimi Studio d.o.o.
OpenThe exact registered address and the company and tax identifiers belong here, copied from the Portfolio Publisher Profile rather than retyped from memory, so that this address, the one in the Privacy notice and the one in both store listings are the same address.
Contact: [email protected]
2. What Camito is
Camito is test preparation for the written knowledge test you take before you are issued a learner permit. Instruction is delivered online, through an app on your phone.
What Camito is not, stated plainly because the category is full of the opposite:
- Camito is not a government agency and is not connected with one. No licensing authority has approved, endorsed, certified or partnered with Camito.
- Camito does not issue permits, licences or certificates, and finishing a course in Camito grants you nothing from anybody.
- Camito's questions are written by us from published road law. They are not the real test's questions and they are not drawn from it.
- Camito is not a driving school and does not provide behind the wheel instruction.
The disclaimer required by California law appears at the foot of every page of this website and inside the app, and it is worth reading.
3. How old you have to be
You must be at least 13 years old to use Camito.
If you are under 18, you must have your parent or guardian's permission to use Camito. By using it you are telling us that you have it.
The Privacy notice states the same two numbers in the same words.
OpenHow a parent or guardian actually gives that permission has not been designed or built, and this section describes a self declaration rather than a verified consent. The Research Gap Register records the intention to follow the reference product's self declaration wording, marked for counsel to confirm before submission.
Answered, 2026 09 17. The question that stood here was not whether a thirteen year old may use Camito, which was never in doubt, but whether one may be charged for it, since a minor's contract is voidable in many places. It went to counsel and came back with no blocker, so section 6 stands as written.
4. Your account
You need an account so that your progress and your subscription follow you between devices. Keep your password to yourself; anything done with your account is treated as done by you. Tell us at [email protected] if you think somebody else is using it.
You can delete your account from inside the app at any time. What that erases, and how long our backups keep a copy, is set out in the Privacy notice.
5. What you may and may not do
You may use Camito to study, on your own devices, for as long as your account lasts.
You may not copy, extract, scrape, republish or resell Camito's lessons, questions, explanations or illustrations, and you may not use them to build a competing product. The road law itself belongs to nobody. Our writing of it is ours.
You may not try to break the app, get around the subscription, or use Camito to harm anybody.
6. The subscription
- Camito sells one monthly subscription. There is no plan ladder and nothing to compare.
- There is no free trial.
- The price is set by the store, in the currency of the country your store account is in. You are shown the exact amount, the billing period and the date of the first charge inside the app before you buy, and again on the store's own payment sheet. This website does not state a price, because there is no single price to state.
- Apple and Google take the payment, not us. They are the merchant. We never see your card details.
- It renews every month until you cancel it.
- You cancel in the store that billed you. The steps for both stores are on this site. Cancelling stops the next renewal; you keep access until the end of the period you have already paid for.
- Refunds are the store's decision, under the store's own policy.
- If your subscription lapses, nothing you produced is held to ransom. Your progress stays yours.
What is free
Setting up, the course map, and the first lesson from start to finish: read, tested, scored and explained. Everything after that is part of the subscription.
7. What Camito does not promise
We do not promise that Camito will improve your score, and we do not promise that it will get you through your test. Nobody honestly can. What Camito does is teach the material and show you, accurately, which parts you have learned and which you have not.
We publish no pass rate and we offer no pass guarantee. We have not been running long enough to have data of our own and we will not use anybody else's.
OpenIf Camito ever offers a pass guarantee, its conditions belong on their own page linked from here, not buried in this section, and it does not ship at all until the refund mechanism exists and can honour it automatically. That is a product decision nobody has taken.
8. About the content
Every question, explanation and illustration in Camito is written from the road law of the place it applies to: the vehicle code, the road traffic act or the road user rules. For each item we record which jurisdiction it belongs to, which instrument it came from, which section, which edition, when we read it, and who checked it.
If we have not written a jurisdiction's course, Camito does not offer that jurisdiction a course. We would rather show you nothing than show you another place's law with the name changed.
Road law changes, and people make mistakes. If you find something wrong, tell us at [email protected] and we will check the item against its source.
Note for counsel, and it is a deliberate departure. This section does not contain the usual sweeping disclaimer that the information is not warranted to be accurate, complete or useful. Camito's Claims Register forbids it: a disclaimer does not repair a claim, and a product that markets itself on carefully sourced content while disclaiming accuracy in its terms cannot be read as one honest document. The reference product does exactly that, and its own reviewers land on the seam. Camito makes no pass rate claim and no accuracy claim that needs rescuing, so it does not need the rescue. Counsel may well want a limitation of liability here, which is a different thing and belongs in section 10.
9. Things outside our control
Camito depends on your device, your operating system, your app store and your internet connection. We do not control any of them. The app may be unavailable while we are fixing or updating it.
10. Limits on what we owe you
OpenCounsel drafts this section. A limitation of liability, a disclaimer of implied warranties and their carve outs are jurisdiction specific and are not something to draft from a specification. Two constraints on whatever is written here: it must not contradict section 8 by disclaiming the accuracy of content we market as carefully sourced, and it must survive being read by a consumer regulator in a market where the user may be a minor.
11. Ending it
You can stop using Camito at any time, cancel the subscription in the store, and delete your account in the app.
We can suspend or close an account that is being used to break these terms, to attack the service, or to take our content. If we do, we will tell you why.
12. Which law applies, and where a dispute goes
The intended structure, taken from the Legal Surface Specification:
- If you are in the United States: the laws of the State of Delaware govern, and disputes are resolved by arbitration seated in Delaware.
- If you are anywhere else: the law of the country you live in governs, and you can bring a claim in your local courts. Nothing here takes away a right your own country's consumer law gives you.
Section 1 now settles the question this section used to be blocked on. The Legal Surface Specification adopted the split above because it is the right shape for a European company selling into the United States, and Mimi Studio d.o.o. is exactly that. So the shape stands rather than needing to be re-chosen.
OpenCounsel still writes the operative words of this section. A structure is not a clause, and an arbitration provision is the last thing in a set of terms that should be drafted from a specification.
OpenTwo questions remain on this section, down from three. First, what the clause must contain to be enforceable against an adult consumer, including any opt out period and who pays the filing fees. Second, whether a class action waiver is appropriate for a product sold to this age group, which is a commercial judgement as much as a legal one. The third, whether a thirteen to seventeen year old can be bound at all given that a minor's agreement is voidable in many states, went to counsel together with the question of whether they may be charged, and came back without a blocker.
OpenOne question this section did not have while the seller was unknown, and has now. Mimi Studio d.o.o. sells from inside the European Union to consumers inside it, which engages EU consumer law directly rather than by analogy, including the right of withdrawal for digital content and how it is waived. That is not addressed anywhere in this draft. Counsel, before the first European territory opens.
13. Changes to these terms
If these terms change in a way that matters, we will tell you in the app before the change takes effect, not afterwards.
14. Contact
Notes for counsel, to be removed before publication
Adopted from the reference product's approach, as the Legal Surface Specification directs, in structure only and with none of its wording. A single disclosed operating entity; the United States and rest of world governing law split; a plain outcome disclaimer; a pass guarantee, if ever offered, living on its own linked page rather than inside these terms; a hard age floor with a parental permission tier above it.
Four deliberate departures, each with its reason.
- The California disclaimer is carried verbatim on every website page and inside the app. The reference carries none. California Business and Professions Code section 17533.6 binds every non governmental entity, carries a misdemeanour and treble damages, and supplies that exact wording as a safe harbour. It costs one sentence and cannot cause a store rejection.
- The age is stated once, identically, in these terms and in the Privacy notice. The reference sets 13 in its terms and requires parental consent below 18 in its privacy policy, in two documents that never cross reference each other.
- The privacy rights section covers four state regimes, not California alone.
- No accuracy disclaimer sits under a marketing claim. See the note in section 8.
Also required, and reflected above. The product is described as test preparation, which is the wording Florida conditions its exemption on. Online delivery is disclosed, which Colorado requires. The product name contains no government suggesting word.
Review status, 2026 09 17. Counsel has read this draft and the Privacy notice and returned no blockers. Three questions went with them and none came back with a blocker either: whether a thirteen year old may lawfully be charged for a monthly subscription, United States provider licensing with New York first, and whether the California disclaimer belongs on the second paywall as well as the first.
The two things that were open here and are now closed. The operating entity is Mimi Studio d.o.o., which was owed and was never a legal question. The name Camito is cleared for use, so the hedge that used to sit in this paragraph is gone: buying the domains and deciding the name were not clearance, and clearance has now actually happened.
Still open before anything ships is what the markers in the body say, and nothing else: the registered address, the operative arbitration wording, two arbitration questions, EU consumer withdrawal rights, the parental permission mechanism, and a pass guarantee that does not exist and may never.