Terms of use
Last updated 10 November 2026
About these terms
These terms apply when you use the Ernær app and ernær.com. The service is provided by Ernær AS (org. no. 938 619 158), St. Olavs gate 5, 3126 Tønsberg, Norway. By creating an account you accept these terms and the privacy policy.
Your account
You must be at least 16 to use Ernær. You are responsible for your account and for the information you enter being correct. You can delete your account at any time in the app.
Subscription and trial
Ernær costs 79 NOK per month or 599 NOK per year, with a 14-day free trial. You buy the subscription in the App Store or Google Play, and you pay them. The subscription renews automatically until you end it in your App Store or Google Play settings. If you do not end the trial before it is over, it becomes a paid subscription. Refunds follow Apple's or Google's rules.
Not medical advice
Ernær gives estimates and an overview, not medical advice. The app does not replace a doctor, dietitian or other health professional. If you are pregnant, ill or have an eating disorder, talk to a health professional before changing your diet.
AI and nutrition values
Nutrition values from photos, voice, barcodes, food databases and the agent are estimates and can be wrong. Check them before you save.
Your content
What you log is yours. You give us the right to store and process it to provide the service. We may show suggestions you send on the roadmap publicly and use them to improve Ernær.
Using the service
You may not misuse the service, try to access other people's data, or copy, modify or decompile the app. If you break these terms, we may close your account.
Liability
We work to keep Ernær running and correct, but we cannot promise the service is always available or free of errors. We are not liable for indirect losses. This does not limit your statutory consumer rights.
Changes
We may change these terms. We tell you in the app before major changes take effect.
Governing law
Norwegian law applies. If you disagree with us, contact us first. As a consumer you can also get help from the Norwegian Consumer Council (Forbrukerrådet).