Terms of Service
Last updated: January 7, 2026
Alright, here's the deal. Melodoodle is a free tool to help you create music ideas. By using it, you agree to these terms. They're pretty reasonable, I think.
The Basics
You own your music. Everything you create in Melodoodle — the songs, lyrics, recordings — that's yours. We don't claim any rights to your creative work.
We provide the tool. We give you a place to sketch out song ideas. We'll try to keep it running and not lose your stuff, but we can't promise perfection. (Remember, one overworked guy here.)
What You Can Do
- ✓Use Melodoodle to create, save, and export your song ideas
- ✓Share your exported songs however you want — they're yours
- ✓Use this for personal or commercial music projects
- ✓Tell your friends about it (please do, actually)
What You Can't Do
- ✗Try to break, hack, or reverse-engineer the app
- ✗Use it for anything illegal or harmful
- ✗Pretend to be someone else or create fake accounts
- ✗Upload content that infringes on others' rights
- ✗Resell or redistribute the app itself
The Honest Stuff
No guarantees. Melodoodle is provided "as is". I work on this in my spare time. Things might break, features might change. I'll do my best, but I can't promise 24/7 uptime or instant bug fixes.
Back up your work. While we try to keep your data safe, please export important songs. I'd feel terrible if you lost your next hit single because of a server hiccup.
Free tier limitations. This is a free app. If it grows, there might be limits or paid features eventually. I'll give you fair warning before any changes that affect you.
Your Account
- •Keep your login credentials secure
- •You're responsible for activity under your account
- •We can suspend accounts that violate these terms
- •You can delete your account anytime from the app's Settings page
Changes to Terms
If these terms change significantly, I'll let you know somehow — probably via email or an in-app notice. Continued use after changes means you accept the new terms.
Questions?
Confused about something? Reach out at hi@dominguezpablo.com
TL;DR
Be cool, make music, don't break things. Your songs are yours. The app is mine. Let's both be reasonable.
Written in plain English because nobody reads legal documents anyway.