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gPeta terms of use

Effective: 12 November 2026 · Version: 2026-11-12

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  1. In short
  2. 1. Who we are
  3. 2. Agreeing to these terms
  4. 3. Who can use gPeta
  5. 4. Your licence to use gPeta
  6. 5. Driving safely
  7. 6. Your account
  8. 7. Road reports
  9. 8. Using gPeta fairly
  10. 9. Blocking a phone or an account
  11. 10. Your trips and your privacy
  12. 11. Changes to gPeta, and when it's available
  13. 12. Our content and the map data
  14. 13. Our responsibility to you
  15. 14. Ending your use of gPeta
  16. 15. Changes to these terms
  17. 16. If you got gPeta from Apple's App Store
  18. 17. Law and disputes
  19. 18. How to contact us
  20. 19. Language versions

These terms are the agreement between you and us for using gPeta. You can read them at any time from About in the app, or at https://gpeta.dev/terms.

In short #

  • You drive. gPeta only guides you. Watch the road, and obey road signs, the law and the police.
  • Routes, traffic, tolls, speed limits, reports and arrival times can be wrong.
  • Don't hold or operate your phone while you drive.
  • Report, and answer "Still there?", only with what's really on the road.
  • gPeta is for people aged 18 and over.
  • Our privacy policy explains your data. We may keep your trips and data, linked to your account and phone, for as long as we need them to run, diagnose and improve gPeta, including after you remove them from the app or close your account.
  • We also keep a readable copy of your route requests and trips, with your phone's install id, to improve routing and gPeta and to measure how it's used. We keep it in the same way.
  • These terms don't take away your rights under Malaysian law.

1. Who we are #

gPeta is made by Mapify Technologies Sdn. Bhd. (company no. 202601021283 (1683380-T)), of 58.05, Exchange 106, Tun Razak Exchange, 55188 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. In these terms, "we", "us" and "our" mean Mapify Technologies, and "you" means the person using gPeta.

Section 18 says how to contact us.

2. Agreeing to these terms #

The first time you open gPeta, and the first time you open a version of gPeta whose terms you haven't accepted, the welcome screen links to these terms and to our privacy policy. When you tap "Continue · Teruskan", you accept these terms, and they become a contract between you and us. You also consent to us using your personal data as the privacy policy describes, including sending your drives, with or without a route, with your phone's identifiers, while "Share my trips" is on, and linking your phones to your account. Until you tap Continue, gPeta doesn't register your phone or send any trips.

These terms and the privacy policy share one version number. We record the version you accepted, and the time on your phone when you tapped Continue. Your phone keeps this record, and sends it each time it connects to our trip service, so it's kept with your trips: under your account if you're signed in, or under your phone's identity if you aren't.

If you don't agree, don't tap Continue, and delete the app.

gPeta is offered only in Malaysia. These terms cover the gPeta app, including test versions on TestFlight, and the gPeta servers the app talks to. Together with the privacy policy, and the Apple terms in sections 11 and 16, they're the whole agreement between you and us about gPeta. This doesn't take away anything the law makes us responsible for, including what we've told you about gPeta.

If we move these pages to a new web address, the old addresses will keep taking you to the new ones, and later versions of gPeta will link to the new ones.

3. Who can use gPeta #

You must be 18 or over to use gPeta. By tapping Continue on the welcome screen, you accept these terms, and confirm that you're 18 or over. Don't use gPeta if you're under 18.

4. Your licence to use gPeta #

We give you a personal, non-transferable licence to install and use gPeta on Apple devices you own or control, for as long as you follow these terms. You can't sell, rent, lend or transfer it to anyone else, except as section 16 allows. If you got gPeta from Apple's App Store, section 16 adds Apple's rules.

gPeta is free. Your mobile network may charge you for the data it uses.

5. Driving safely #

  • You're the driver. gPeta only guides you. How you drive is up to you, and so is driving safely.
  • The road comes first. Always obey road signs, traffic lights, road markings, the law, and instructions from the police and other authorities. If gPeta tells you something different, follow the sign or the officer.
  • Use your own judgement. Don't follow a route that looks unsafe, illegal or impassable, such as a closed or flooded road, or a turn you aren't allowed to make. gPeta plans routes for cars. It doesn't know about rules for other vehicles.
  • Keep your hands off your phone. Set your destination before you drive off. Put your phone in a holder, and listen to the spoken directions. Don't hold or operate your phone while you drive.
  • Leave reports and choices to a passenger, or wait until you've stopped safely. If gPeta offers a faster route and you don't answer, it keeps your route. gPeta may ask whether a report ahead is still there. Answer only when it's safe, with one tap, or not at all: the question closes by itself after 10 seconds, and nothing changes if you don't answer.
  • gPeta can be wrong. Routes, maps, traffic, tolls, speed limits, road reports and arrival times can be wrong, incomplete or out of date. Your phone's location can be inaccurate, or lost, for example in tunnels or under elevated roads. The speed gPeta shows comes from your phone's location, so it can differ from your car's speedometer. Go by your car's. gPeta's speedometer turns red when you're more than 5 km/h over the speed limit in our map data. That limit can be missing or wrong, so go by the road signs.
  • In an emergency, call 999. gPeta isn't an emergency service.

Real-time route guidance. Apple asks every app that gives real-time route guidance to show you the notice below. It doesn't limit our responsibility in section 13, or your rights under the Consumer Protection Act 1999.

Your use of this real time route guidance application is at your sole risk. Location data may not be accurate.

6. Your account #

You don't need an account. Without one, the map, routes and other drivers' reports all work.

To share your reports with other drivers, sign in with Apple in About. We ask Apple for your name and email: you can edit the name or hide the email on Apple's sign-in page. Mapify staff use them to identify and contact your account, and we keep them, also after you close it (privacy policy, section 3.4). We never get a password.

Keep your phone and your Apple ID secure. Don't use someone else's account. You can sign out, or close your account with Delete account, in About at any time.

7. Road reports #

What you can report. You can report what's on the road: traffic jams, crashes, hazards, potholes, floods and weather, blocked lanes, closed roads, cameras, and problems with the map.

Your reports must be true. Report only what you actually see, at the place where you see it. Don't make false, joke or test reports, or reports meant to mislead other drivers. Report only when it's safe (section 5).

Your answers must be true too. When gPeta asks "Still there?", answer with what you saw on the road, at that place. Don't answer about a report you didn't see, and don't answer to keep or remove a report falsely. Your answer, with other drivers', can extend a report or take it off every driver's map. False answers are misuse (section 8), and we may block an account or a phone that gives them (section 9).

How reports are shared. When you're signed in, your report is sent to our server, and appears on every gPeta driver's map. Reports you make while you aren't signed in stay on your phone until someone signs in on it. They're then sent under that account, even if it isn't yours. Other drivers see what you reported, where and when, marked "Reported by a gPeta driver". We don't show them who you are. Our moderators can see which account sent each report. Problems with the map aren't shown to other drivers. We use them to fix the map. The privacy policy (section 3.3) has the details.

What you let us do with them. Your reports are free for us to use, worldwide, to run and improve gPeta: for example, to show them to other drivers, and to fix the map. This lasts as long as we keep a report, including after it expires or you remove it (privacy policy, section 8.1). Map fixes we make because of a report stay.

What we may do. We may hide any report, for example if it seems false, wrong or out of date, or breaks these terms. We don't check every report before other drivers see it. Each report expires on its own, sooner or later than set when other drivers answer "Still there?". An account can send up to 20 reports an hour.

False reports. If you see a report that's false or misleading, tap Report a problem on its card, or tell us (section 18), and we'll look at it promptly. We don't tolerate false or abusive reports, or the drivers who make them (section 9).

You can remove your reports on their card, or with Remove all reports in About. They then leave other drivers' maps, and we keep them, as the privacy policy says.

8. Using gPeta fairly #

Don't:

  • make false reports, give false answers to "Still there?", or use gPeta to mislead, harass or endanger anyone;
  • use gPeta to break the law;
  • use our servers, our API or the app's key other than through the gPeta app, take the key out of the app, or share it;
  • collect data from gPeta or our servers with bots, scripts or other automated tools (including reports, routes and traffic), or copy that data into another service;
  • get around our limits, blocks or security checks, or fake your location, your trips or your phone's identity;
  • overload, attack, probe or disrupt our servers;
  • copy, change, decompile or reverse engineer gPeta, except as far as the law lets you, whatever these terms say;
  • remove or hide the credits and notices in the app.

9. Blocking a phone or an account #

We may block an account, a phone, or an account with all its phones, if we reasonably believe it has broken these terms, puts other people or gPeta at risk, or if the law requires it. For example, we may block an account that makes false reports or gives false answers, or a phone that misuses our servers.

  • A blocked account can't post reports or share trips. It can still sign in, to remove its reports and close the account. Its reports are taken off other drivers' maps.
  • A blocked phone can't share trips, whether you're signed in or not.
  • A block on a phone covers every copy of gPeta on it, and stays after you reinstall the app. It also stays if the phone is reset, or passes to someone else. A new account signed in on a blocked phone starts out blocked.
  • A block doesn't stop gPeta from guiding you.

If you think a block is wrong, write to us (section 18). We'll tell you why we made it, and look at it again. If you got your phone from someone else and find it blocked, write to us too. If the block wasn't about you, we'll lift it.

gPeta doesn't tell you in the app that you've been blocked. If your reports stop appearing to other drivers, write to us (section 18).

10. Your trips and your privacy #

Our privacy policy, at https://gpeta.dev/privacy, explains what we collect, why, and what you can do about it. When you tap Continue, you consent to us using your personal data as it describes (section 2). If these terms and the privacy policy say different things about your personal data, the privacy policy applies.

In short:

  • While "Share my trips" is on, gPeta sends your drives, with or without a route, to our servers in Malaysia, whether you're signed in or not. If you allow location Always, gPeta does this by itself when you start driving, even if you haven't opened it. It's on when you install gPeta. You can turn it off in About at any time.
  • We may keep your trips and data, linked to your account and phone, for as long as we need them to run, diagnose and improve gPeta, including after you remove them from the app or close your account.
  • We keep your phone's identifiers, and we link the phones you use to your account.
  • Remove my trip history in About, when you aren't signed in, removes your trips from your phone and your account, and Delete account closes your account. Neither deletes your trips or data on our servers: we keep them, linked as they were (privacy policy, section 8.3).
  • We keep a readable copy of your route requests and streamed trips, with your phone's install id, to improve routing and gPeta and to measure how it's used. It's kept in the same way. The privacy policy (section 3.13) explains it.
  • To see or correct your data, or for any other request about it, write to info@mapifytech.com (privacy policy, section 9).

11. Changes to gPeta, and when it's available #

  • gPeta keeps changing. We may add, change or remove features. Older versions of the app may stop working with our servers, so keep gPeta up to date.
  • Where it works. gPeta works wherever the app offers maps. Outside the area its maps cover, gPeta can't guide you.
  • Our servers. We try to keep them running all the time, but they're sometimes down, for example for maintenance. When gPeta can't reach them, it plans routes on your phone, without live traffic.
  • If we stop gPeta. At least 30 days before we stop gPeta, we'll post a notice at https://gpeta.dev/terms, and show it in the app when you update gPeta. It will tell you what happens to your data.
  • Test versions on TestFlight may have unfinished features, and may stop working at any time. Apple's TestFlight terms apply to them too.

12. Our content and the map data #

gPeta's software, name, logo and design, and the data we create, belong to Mapify Technologies or to those who provide them to us. These terms don't give you any rights to them, apart from the licence in section 4.

gPeta's map uses data from OpenStreetMap: © OpenStreetMap contributors, as About shows. Others who provide parts of gPeta keep their rights in them.

If you send us ideas or suggestions, we may use them without paying you.

13. Our responsibility to you #

Your rights under the law. If you use gPeta as a consumer, the law gives you rights that these terms can't take away. They include the guarantees in the Consumer Protection Act 1999, such as our duty to provide gPeta with reasonable care and skill. Nothing in these terms excludes or limits:

  • our responsibility for death or personal injury caused by our negligence;
  • our responsibility for fraud;
  • a guarantee in the Consumer Protection Act 1999, or any other responsibility, that the law doesn't let us exclude or limit.

What we can't promise. We take reasonable care to make gPeta accurate and reliable. But roads, traffic and reports change all the time, and gPeta relies on map data, other drivers, your phone's location and your network. So we can't promise that its routes, maps, traffic, tolls, speed limits, reports or arrival times will always be complete, correct and up to date, or that gPeta will always work without interruptions or errors.

What we're not responsible for. We aren't responsible for loss or damage:

  • that isn't caused by our breaking these terms, our failing to take reasonable care, or our failing to meet a guarantee the law gives you;
  • to the extent that it's caused by how you drive, by your not obeying road signs, the law or the police, or by your using your phone while driving;
  • caused by events beyond our reasonable control, such as a failure of the mobile network, the satellite location signal or the power supply;
  • that neither of us could reasonably have expected when you agreed to these terms.

If you aren't a consumer. Using gPeta for work, for example as an e-hailing or delivery driver, doesn't by itself take away your rights under the Consumer Protection Act 1999. If that Act doesn't apply to you at all, we aren't responsible to you for loss of profit, income, business or opportunity.

14. Ending your use of gPeta #

You can stop using gPeta at any time. If you have an account, you can close it with Delete account in About. Then delete the app.

Deleting the app doesn't delete your data on our servers, and nor do Delete account and Remove my trip history: we keep it as the privacy policy says. Section 8.3 of the privacy policy says what each one does.

We may end these terms with you, and block your account or phone, for the reasons in section 9, or if we stop gPeta (section 11).

When these terms end, your licence to use gPeta ends. Sections 12, 13, 16 and 17 still apply after that.

15. Changes to these terms #

We may change these terms when gPeta changes, when the law changes, or to make them clearer. At least 30 days before a change takes effect, we'll post it at https://gpeta.dev/terms, and show it in the app when you update gPeta, unless the law or drivers' safety needs it sooner.

If a change takes away or reduces any of your rights, or adds something you must do, it applies to you only after the app has shown you the new terms and you've tapped Continue. The same applies to changes to the privacy policy that need your consent. Other changes apply from the day they take effect. If you don't want to accept a change, you can stop using gPeta, and close your account (section 14).

Changes don't apply to anything that happened before them. The effective date and version at the top show which terms apply. We keep every earlier version. Ask us if you'd like one.

16. If you got gPeta from Apple's App Store #

These rules also apply. If they differ from anything else in these terms, these rules apply.

  • Agreement with us, not Apple. These terms are between you and Mapify Technologies only, not Apple. We, not Apple, are solely responsible for gPeta and its content.
  • Your licence. Your licence in section 4 is a non-transferable licence to use gPeta on Apple-branded products that you own or control, as the Usage Rules in Apple's Media Services Terms and Conditions allow. Others can also use it through Family Sharing, volume purchasing or Legacy Contacts, as Apple allows.
  • Support. We alone are responsible for maintaining and supporting gPeta, as these terms say or the law requires. Apple has no obligation at all to provide maintenance or support for gPeta.
  • Warranty. We alone are responsible for any product warranties, whether express or implied by law, to the extent they aren't effectively disclaimed. If gPeta fails to meet a warranty that applies to it, you can tell Apple, and Apple will refund the price you paid for gPeta, if any. To the maximum extent the law allows, Apple has no other warranty obligation for gPeta. Any other claims, losses, liabilities, damages, costs or expenses caused by a failure to meet a warranty are our sole responsibility.
  • Claims about gPeta. We, not Apple, are responsible for dealing with any claim by you or anyone else about gPeta, or about your having or using it. This includes product liability claims, claims that gPeta doesn't meet a legal or regulatory requirement, and claims under consumer protection, privacy or similar laws.
  • Intellectual property claims. If anyone claims that gPeta, or your having or using it, infringes their intellectual property rights, we, not Apple, are solely responsible for investigating, defending, settling and discharging that claim.
  • Sanctions. You confirm that you aren't in a country or region that is subject to a US Government embargo, or that the US Government has designated as "terrorist supporting", and that you aren't on any US Government list of prohibited or restricted parties.
  • Other terms you're bound by. When you use gPeta, you must follow any other agreements that apply to you, such as your mobile plan's terms.
  • Apple can enforce these terms. Apple and its subsidiaries are third-party beneficiaries of these terms. Once you accept them, Apple has the right (and is deemed to have accepted the right) to enforce them against you as a third-party beneficiary.
  • Questions, complaints and claims about gPeta go to us, not Apple (section 18).

17. Law and disputes #

Malaysian law applies to these terms and to your use of gPeta.

If you have a problem with gPeta, please contact us first (section 18). Most problems are quicker to fix that way.

Disputes go to the courts of Malaysia. If you're a consumer, you can also bring a claim of up to RM50,000 to the Tribunal for Consumer Claims Malaysia. A claim for personal injury or death goes to the courts.

If a court or the Tribunal decides that part of these terms can't be enforced, the rest still applies. If we don't enforce part of these terms straight away, we can still enforce it later.

You can't transfer these terms to anyone else. We may transfer these terms, and the data the privacy policy describes, to a company that takes over gPeta. At least 30 days before we do, we'll post a notice at https://gpeta.dev/terms, and show it in the app when you update gPeta. Your rights under these terms and the privacy policy stay the same.

18. How to contact us #

Mapify Technologies Sdn. Bhd.

  • Company no.: 202601021283 (1683380-T)
  • Address: 58.05, Exchange 106, Tun Razak Exchange, 55188 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
  • Phone: +60 3-7455 0968
  • Email: info@mapifytech.com

For questions about your personal data, see section 12 of the privacy policy.

19. Language versions #

These terms are in English and in Bahasa Melayu (https://gpeta.dev/ms/terms). Both versions have the same version number and effective date. If the two versions differ, the one that's more favourable to you applies.

The app is in English and in Bahasa Melayu, following the language set for gPeta on your iPhone, and its welcome screen shows both. These terms give the names of the app's buttons and settings in English. When the app is in Bahasa Melayu, most of them appear in Malay: "Share my trips", for example, appears as "Kongsi perjalanan saya".

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