sixseven

Terms

Last updated 28 August 2026

Short, because the product is. Using sixseven means agreeing to what is below.

Your page is yours to lose

There is no account and no password, so the private edit link is the only proof of ownership that exists. Anyone holding it can change your page. Do not post it, and save it somewhere you will still have it later.

We cannot recover an edit link you have lost, because we have no way to tell you from anyone else claiming to be you. That is the direct cost of not asking for your details.

What you may not put on a page

Anything unlawful. Anything that harasses, threatens or targets a person. Impersonating someone else, including taking a username in order to pass as them. Content that is sexual and involves minors, in any form, ever.

We may remove a page that breaks these rules without warning, and we are not required to explain the decision at length.

Songs people send you

Visitors can send a track to your page anonymously. You choose whether to keep it. What appears publicly is what you kept, which makes it yours to stand behind.

Usernames

A username is reserved to the page that first claimed it and stays reserved after a rename, so links already shared keep working. We may reclaim a username that is being used to impersonate a real person, venue or act.

The music is not ours

Playback comes from Spotify and SoundCloud, through their own players, under their own terms. We host no audio, and we do not control what they make available or for how long.

No promises about uptime

sixseven is provided as it is. It may be unavailable, lose data, or stop existing. Do not use it as the only copy of anything you care about.

Changes and contact

These terms may change; the date at the top will say when. To report a page or ask about anything here, email hello@sixseven.fm.