Legal notice

Who runs this site

Knabe GmbH
Grendelweg 25
4432 Lampenberg
Switzerland

Telephone: +41 79 592 79 54
Email: support@bosch.fyi

Knabe GmbH is the publisher of the apps distributed under the name bosch.fyi and holds the copyright in them.

Using our apps

When you buy one of our apps, you may install and use it on as many of your own devices as your App Store or Google Play account allows, for as long as you like. You may not sell it on, pass it off as your own, or charge anyone else for it.

The apps are provided as they are. We take real care over them and we use them ourselves every day, but we cannot promise that they will suit every purpose or never go wrong. To the extent the law allows, we are not liable for loss arising from their use.

Our apps control equipment you already own. What that equipment does, and the terms of any music service you use through it, remain matters between you and the companies concerned.

Other companies' names

Sonos is a trademark of Sonos, Inc. KlingKlang is not made, approved, sponsored or supported by Sonos, Inc., and we have no connection with them. We use the name only to say which speakers our app works with, which is honest description and nothing more.

Apple, Mac, macOS, iPhone, iPad and App Store are trademarks of Apple Inc. Google Play and Android are trademarks of Google LLC. Windows is a trademark of Microsoft Corporation. Spotify, TuneIn, SoundCloud and Pocket Casts are trademarks of their respective owners. None of these companies is connected with us.

All artwork in our apps, including every icon and speaker illustration, was drawn for this project. No other company’s images or logos are included.

This website

We check what we publish here, but we cannot guarantee that every page is complete and correct at every moment. Where we link to other websites, we have no control over what they show and take no responsibility for it.

The text, images and design of this site belong to Knabe GmbH unless stated otherwise.

Which law applies

Swiss law applies. The courts of Switzerland have jurisdiction, so far as the law permits. If you are a consumer in the European Union, this does not take away the protection of the law where you live.