Terms of Use for Roll Call
Roll Call is an iPhone app developed by John Kenneth Fisher under the Sidelark Labs name. Roll Call helps users create and run walk-up music cues, announcer intros, team rosters, Game Day lineups, Player Cards, and related team activities.
By using Roll Call, you agree to these Terms of Use. If you do not agree, please do not use the app.
Use of Roll Call
Roll Call is provided to help users organize and play audio cues, manage team-related information, create Player Cards, and support introductions and Game Day activities.
You may use Roll Call for personal, team, recreational, school, community, or similar purposes, as long as your use is lawful and does not violate the rights of others.
You are responsible for how you use the app and for the content you add, create, play, export, or share through it.
Accounts
Roll Call does not require a Sidelark Labs account.
Roll Call does not operate a public profile system, social network, or public team page.
User Content
Roll Call lets you add, create, or manage content such as:
- Team names
- Player names
- Uniform numbers
- Player photos
- Team colors
- Song selections
- Imported audio or video files
- Recorded announcer intros
- Lineup information
- Player Cards
- Custom audio clips
- Exported .rollcall team packages
This content remains your responsibility.
You should only add, use, play, export, or share content that you have the right or appropriate permission to use. This includes names, photos, recordings, music, audio files, images, and any other information or media you add to Roll Call.
Music, Audio, Photos, and Other Media Rights
Roll Call helps you organize, create, and play media-related content. Roll Call does not grant you any rights to music, recordings, photos, names, trademarks, likenesses, or other content.
You are responsible for making sure that your use of any music, audio, photos, recordings, names, likenesses, or other content is lawful and appropriate for your event, venue, league, school, organization, or community.
Some music, audio, photos, or other materials may be subject to copyright, licensing requirements, publicity or privacy rights, venue rules, platform restrictions, or other legal requirements. You are responsible for understanding and following those requirements.
Sidelark Labs is not responsible for content you add, import, record, create, play, export, or share using Roll Call.
Apple Music and Third-Party Services
Roll Call may use or interact with third-party services and Apple-provided services and frameworks, including Apple Music, Photos, Files, system sharing, system permissions, device storage, App Store services, and device backup services.
Roll Call also uses TelemetryDeck for anonymous usage analytics as described in the Roll Call Privacy Policy.
Your use of Apple Music, the App Store, iOS, iCloud, device backups, and other Apple services is subject to Apple’s own terms and policies.
Third-party services may change, become unavailable, or behave differently over time.
Sidelark Labs does not control Apple Music availability, subscription status, playback behavior, song availability, previews, authorization, App Store behavior, iCloud behavior, device backup behavior, or the availability or operation of other third-party services.
Team Export, Import, and Sharing
Roll Call allows you to export and import .rollcall team packages.
A .rollcall package may include team data such as player names, numbers, photos, audio settings, imported audio, recorded announcer intros, team colors, lineup details, and related app data.
When you export or share a .rollcall package, you are responsible for where that file goes and who receives it.
Anyone who receives a .rollcall package may be able to view or use the information contained in that package.
Do not export, share, or import team packages in a way that violates someone else’s privacy, rights, rules, agreements, or reasonable expectations.
Compatibility between package versions may change as Roll Call evolves. Older versions of Roll Call may not preserve every feature or type of data created by newer versions.
Player Cards and Sharing
Roll Call can create Player Card images using player, team, and photo information you provide.
You are responsible for making sure you have appropriate rights or permission to use the names, photos, team information, logos, colors, or other material included in a Player Card.
When you share or save a Player Card through Apple’s system sharing features, you control the destination and are responsible for how and where the image is distributed.
Sidelark Labs is not responsible for copies of Player Cards or other exported content after they leave the app.
Youth Teams and Player Information
Roll Call may be used by adults, coaches, parents, guardians, team helpers, or organizers for youth sports teams or other group activities.
You are responsible for deciding what player or team information to enter into Roll Call.
Please avoid adding sensitive personal information that is not needed to use the app.
If you use Roll Call for a youth team, you are responsible for making sure your use of names, numbers, photos, recordings, Player Cards, or other information is appropriate for your team, league, school, organization, and community.
No Emergency or Critical Use
Roll Call is a convenience app for organizing and playing audio cues and related team activities.
Roll Call is not intended for emergency communication, safety alerts, official scoring, official roster management, medical use, legal compliance, or any other safety-critical or mission-critical purpose.
Do not rely on Roll Call as the only source for important, official, safety-related, or time-sensitive information.
App Availability and Changes
Sidelark Labs may update, change, add, remove, suspend, or discontinue features or parts of Roll Call at any time.
Features, media compatibility, third-party integrations, and system requirements may change over time as Roll Call, iOS, Apple services, and other dependencies evolve.
Sidelark Labs may also update these Terms of Use from time to time. The updated version will be posted with a new effective date.
Backups, Imports, and Data Loss
Roll Call may include export, import, Recently Deleted, backup, and recovery features intended to help you preserve or recover team data.
These features are conveniences and are not a guarantee against data loss.
You are responsible for maintaining any backups or exported files you want to keep.
To the fullest extent permitted by law, Sidelark Labs is not responsible for lost team data, deleted players, deleted teams, missing files, unavailable media, failed imports or exports, device loss, device damage, failed backups, unsuccessful restores, third-party service failures, or other data loss.
Acceptable Use
You agree not to use Roll Call to:
- Violate any applicable law, rule, regulation, agreement, or legal right
- Violate someone else’s privacy, intellectual property, publicity, or other rights
- Use names, photos, audio, recordings, or other content without appropriate rights or permission
- Harass, threaten, exploit, impersonate, or deliberately target another person
- Share private team or player information without appropriate permission
- Introduce malicious code or attempt to interfere with the normal operation of the app
- Circumvent security measures or use the app in a way intended to damage Roll Call, Sidelark Labs, other users, or third parties
Nothing in these Terms is intended to prohibit activity that applicable law expressly permits notwithstanding contractual restrictions.
Ownership of Roll Call
Roll Call, the Roll Call name, app design, website content, branding, software, graphics, icons, and related materials are owned by John Kenneth Fisher, Sidelark Labs, or their respective licensors.
These Terms of Use govern your use of the Roll Call app. They do not transfer ownership of Roll Call, its source code, branding, designs, or other Sidelark Labs intellectual property to you.
You retain responsibility for the content you add to or create with the app, subject to any rights held by third parties whose material you use.
No right to access, reproduce, distribute, modify, publish, or create derivative works from Roll Call’s source code is granted by these Terms.
Licenses and Attributions
Roll Call may include open-source software, third-party software libraries, bundled audio clips, and other third-party materials.
Those materials remain subject to their respective licenses, notices, and terms and are not relicensed by Roll Call, Sidelark Labs, or John Kenneth Fisher except where expressly stated.
For applicable third-party software notices, bundled audio information, licenses, and credits, see the Roll Call Licenses & Attributions page.
Privacy
Your use of Roll Call is also subject to the Roll Call Privacy Policy.
The Privacy Policy explains how Roll Call handles locally stored information, anonymous usage analytics, support communications, and information associated with third-party services.
Disclaimer
Roll Call is provided “as is” and “as available.”
Sidelark Labs does not guarantee that Roll Call will be error-free, uninterrupted, secure, compatible with every device, compatible with every media file or service, or suitable for every event or use case.
Third-party services, media sources, operating-system behavior, network availability, and device capabilities may affect how Roll Call works.
To the fullest extent permitted by law, Sidelark Labs disclaims all warranties, express or implied, including implied warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, title, and non-infringement.
Limitation of Liability
To the fullest extent permitted by law, John Kenneth Fisher and Sidelark Labs will not be liable for any indirect, incidental, special, consequential, exemplary, or punitive damages, or for any loss of data, content, revenue, profits, goodwill, or other intangible losses arising from or related to your use of or inability to use Roll Call.
To the fullest extent permitted by law, John Kenneth Fisher and Sidelark Labs will also not be responsible for losses arising from unavailable music or media, failed playback, third-party services, exported or shared content, lost or corrupted app data, or reliance on Roll Call for an unsupported or critical purpose.
Your use of Roll Call is at your own risk.
Some jurisdictions do not allow certain exclusions or limitations of warranties or liability, so some of the provisions above may not apply to you.
Termination
You may stop using Roll Call at any time.
Sidelark Labs may restrict or discontinue Roll Call or access to particular features if necessary to protect the app, users, Sidelark Labs, or third parties, to comply with legal requirements, or in response to violations of these Terms.
Contact
For questions about these Terms of Use or Roll Call, contact:
Sidelark Labs
Roll Call is developed by John Kenneth Fisher under the Sidelark Labs name.