Last updated: 16 August 2026
Short version: Famvy is a tool for gathering your family's finances and everyday life. Your data is yours, the numbers you enter are your responsibility, the calculators are guidance and not advice — and you can leave whenever you want. We write terms you can actually read.
Famvy is an app and web service where you and your household gather finances, agreements, routines and savings goals. The service is provided by Åke Kristoffer Nilsson (sole trader, Sweden), referred to below as "we".
The data you enter is yours. How it is processed is described in our privacy policy. You can export your data at any time, and delete your account together with all cloud data directly in the app.
Famvy's calculators — loans, mortgages, savings, forecasts — are educational tools that calculate based on the figures you enter yourself. They are guidance, not financial, legal or tax advice. Decisions about your finances are your own to make; contact a licensed adviser for important decisions.
Famvy's core features are free. Some features may be included in a paid tier (Famvy Plus). Current prices are always shown in the app or on the App Store before you pay anything. Purchases through the App Store are handled and billed by Apple under their terms, including their rules on renewals and refunds.
We build Famvy with care and aim for high availability, but we cannot guarantee the service will always be free of interruptions or errors. Famvy is built local first — the app works even when the cloud doesn't.
The service is provided as is. We are not liable for indirect damages or for decisions you make based on the app's calculations. Nothing in these terms limits any rights you have under mandatory consumer law.
You can stop using Famvy and delete your account at any time, directly in the app. We may suspend accounts that are used in violation of these terms or to harm the service or other users.
We may update these terms. For material changes, we will notify you in the app or by email before they take effect. The date at the top always shows the latest version.
Swedish law applies. Disputes are handled by Swedish courts, along with any dispute-resolution rights (such as through ARN) that consumer law gives you.
Questions about these terms: hello@famvy.se