Last updated: 27/10/2026 — The French version prevails.

1. Purpose

Marathon-Timer is a free online tool for streamers: a subathon countdown timer and goal/milestone overlays (subs, donations) for OBS, plus a public page. These terms govern the use of the service.

2. Access and account

Access to the dashboard requires signing in with a Twitch account (OAuth). You are responsible for your account and for the activity carried out through it. The service is aimed at streamers; you must comply with the terms of the third-party platforms you connect (Twitch, Google/YouTube, etc.).

3. Third-party connections

You may optionally connect third-party services (Twitch EventSub, YouTube, StreamLabs, TipeeeStream, StreamElements, Ko-fi, NineStore…) by providing your own keys or authorisations. You are responsible for those credentials and for complying with each provider's terms. You can disconnect them at any time.

4. Acceptable use

You agree not to use the service for unlawful purposes, not to insert illegal, hateful or infringing content into the fields you control (goal labels, custom CSS, uploaded fonts, sounds or images), and not to disrupt the service or attempt to bypass its security.

5. Availability

The service is provided « as is », free of charge and within the available means, with no guarantee of availability, continuity or freedom from errors. It may be modified, suspended or discontinued at any time.

6. Liability

To the extent permitted by law, the publisher cannot be held liable for indirect damages, loss of data, or malfunctions of third-party platforms. You remain solely responsible for the timer and goals you display on your stream.

7. Personal data

The processing of personal data is described in the Privacy policy.

8. Termination

You may stop using the service and request the deletion of your account and your data at any time by writing to : show e-mail.

9. Changes and governing law

These terms may be updated; the applicable version is the one published on this page. They are governed by French law. Failing an amicable settlement, the competent French courts shall have jurisdiction.