Terms of use and sale

Updated: 15 November 2026

These terms apply to the BulleNote app, published by DEUXIEME GENERATION SARL. By creating an account, you accept them.

The service

BulleNote is an online notes app: written, voice and photo notes, reminders, filing by category and, on the Team plan, sharing between colleagues. We do what is needed to keep the service available and reliable, but cannot guarantee uninterrupted availability.

Your account

You are responsible for your password and for how your account is used. You agree not to use BulleNote to store or distribute unlawful content.

The plans

• Free: for one person, with 100 MB of storage, with no time limit.
• Team: for professional users only, €4 excl. VAT per user per month with no commitment, or €36 excl. VAT per user per year paid in advance. It includes team member accounts, note sharing and 10 GB of storage per user.

Applicable VAT is added to the prices shown.

Ordering and paying for the Team plan

The Team plan is ordered by email at contact@2eme-g.com. We issue an invoice and the plan is activated once payment is received. The monthly subscription can be stopped at any time, effective at the end of the paid month. The annual subscription is due for the year started. When the subscription ends, the space returns to the free plan: your notes are kept, but note sharing and adding team members are no longer available.

Your content

Your notes and files belong to you. You can export them and delete your account at any time from the settings. How they are handled is described in the privacy policy.

Liability

BulleNote is an organisation tool. We cannot be held liable for the consequences of a reminder not received, a temporary outage or a loss of data due to an external cause. For the Team plan, our liability is limited to the amount paid over the last twelve months.

Changes and end of the service

We may change the service and these terms. In the event of a significant change or the end of the service, you are given at least 30 days’ notice so that you can export your data.

Governing law

These terms are governed by French law. In the event of a dispute, and failing an amicable settlement, the French courts have jurisdiction.