11:59 Terms of Service

• Effective: September 30, 2026
• Operator: CoinFluence LLC, a Virginia limited liability company
• Contact: support@eleven-fiftynine.app
• Privacy policy: https://eleven-fiftynine.app/privacy

The short version

• You must be 18 or older to use 11:59.
• Write a goal, pick a deadline, sign, and prove it with a photo or screenshot.
• A person at 11:59 reviews every proof, usually within 24–48 hours. Each goal ends as met, not met or cancelled.
• Not met: we tell you first, and you can respond and appeal. A person at 11:59 confirms every "not met" result. Silence alone never makes a goal not met.
• You can cancel a goal while it is open, before you send proof. After that, message a person instead.
• If waiting on us adds up to 14 days, your goal closes with nobody at fault.
• Each goal's own terms are shown before you commit and frozen when you sign.
• Fake or edited proof goes to a person and can make a goal not met.

1. Who we are, and agreeing to these terms

11:59 is run by CoinFluence LLC ("11:59", "we"), a Virginia company. The App Store lists Rohan Anand as the seller for now; your agreement is with CoinFluence LLC.

You agree to these Terms and the privacy policy when you commit to a goal; the app says so beside the Commit button. Each goal you sign is a separate agreement with CoinFluence LLC. Its terms (goal, deadline, proof, how the deadline can change and, for photo proof, the "Send proof by" date) are shown before you commit and frozen when you sign, and they govern that goal where these Terms differ.

11:59 is offered in the United States.

2. Who can use 11:59

You must be 18 or older to use 11:59. The app asks you to confirm this when you commit to a goal. You are responsible for what you type into 11:59 and for anyone you share a group code or confirmer link with.

3. How a goal works

1. Write a goal and pick a deadline at least an hour away and at most a year away.
2. Read the commitment and sign it with your finger.
3. Confirm you are 18 or older, and tap Commit.

You prove every goal with a photo or screenshot. If you can't show it in a photo, after you commit you can ask someone you name to confirm it instead (section 7).

Your goal shows a "Send proof by" date after the deadline (today, 14 days after it). Those extra days are only for sending. Your proof has to show you did the goal by the deadline.

Until you tap Commit, nothing is signed.

4. Results and cancelling

How a goal ends. Each goal ends one of these ways:

• Met: a person at 11:59 accepted your proof.
• Not met: a person at 11:59 confirmed it, after you had the chance to respond and appeal (section 5).
• Cancelled: you cancelled it while it was open, or a person cancelled it without fault.

A result is a record of your goal. It does nothing else.

Cancelling it yourself. You can cancel a goal in the app while it is open, before you send proof. Once you have sent proof or reported a problem, received a proposed result, your confirmer has answered, or a person is looking at your goal, you can no longer cancel it yourself. Send a message instead ("Something's wrong?"): a person can cancel it without fault, for illness or anything else outside your control, a mistake or outage on our side, rules we made unclear, a confirmer we could not reach, or a plan that turned out to be unverifiable.

Our own delays. If time spent waiting on us (our review queue, an appeal, an outage, or a request or message of yours that no person has answered) adds up to 14 days, your goal closes with nobody at fault, automatically, even while a proposed result or an appeal is open. Time you spend answering a request of ours does not count, and this never cuts short time you still have.

5. Proof and how it is reviewed

A person decides. A person we authorize at 11:59 reads all proof, every message you send, every appeal, every request for more time, and every confirmer's answer, and decides every result. 11:59 reviews proof, usually within 24–48 hours. If waiting on us adds up to 14 days, your goal closes with nobody at fault (section 4).

Before a goal is final as "not met", a person at 11:59 reviews the case and confirms it. Silence alone never makes a goal not met.

Proposed "not met". Only a person can propose that your goal was not met. The reasons: the evidence does not show the goal or is insufficient, nothing arrived by the "Send proof by" date, your confirmer did not confirm, or you reported it missed yourself. You then have 3 days (72 hours) to send more, explain or appeal. They count from the proposal. If you first open that goal or Messages in the app later, and no person has decided yet, they count from then instead. Your goal on the home screen and the screen where you respond both show the exact end time. After that, a person reviews everything and decides. Nothing is final while a message of yours is unread, a request of yours is unanswered, or an appeal is open.

Appeals. You can appeal any proposed "not met" until a person makes it final. A different person reads it when we have one. We aim to resolve appeals within 7 days. If the appeal is accepted, the proposal is withdrawn and review continues.

Never "not met" on its own. A person reads each of these instead:

• sending nothing by the "Send proof by" date, or sending it late;
• not answering a request for more information within its 5 days;
• a confirmer who never answers;
• a request for more time to send proof that we have not answered yet (your "Send proof by" date waits for our answer);
• a message or request of yours we have not read;
• a bug, outage or mistake on our side;
• reporting it missed yourself.

Notices and reminders. We send notices in the app and by push notification, never by email. Push notifications never name your goal or result. Your time to respond is counted as this section says. Once you allow notifications, reminders are on by default; you can change or stop them in the app. Reminders never change your goal, deadline or rules.

6. Deadlines and changes

Changing it yourself. Once per goal, within 15 minutes after you commit and while the deadline you signed is still at least 6 hours away, you can move it up to 7 days earlier or later, to a time at least an hour away. It happens at once. Not for group goals or goals with a confirmer.

Anything else is a request. A person decides, usually within 2 days. A deadline can move at most 30 days from the one you signed, must stay at least an hour ahead and within a year of when you signed, and can only move while the goal is running: not once the deadline has passed, not after you have reported or sent proof, and not while a person holds it. One request at a time. A request moves nothing until a person grants it; if your deadline comes first, it stands and a person is told. Ask early.

A group goal's deadline never moves; everyone signed the same one. A goal with a confirmer always goes to a person, and the confirmer's page shows the new deadline and the one it replaced. A change moves your "Send proof by" date by the same distance.

More time to send proof (not to do the goal): "I need more time" in the app. One request per goal, and at most 3 requests a calendar month across all your goals, while we are still waiting for your proof or for a detail we asked for, up to 60 days after your deadline. Every request counts toward the 3, whether it is granted or refused. A person grants or refuses it. An accepted window is never shortened.

7. Groups and confirmers

Groups. The creator commits first. Anyone with the code gets the same goal, deadline and proof (a photo or screenshot), and signs their own. Each member's result is their own. Joining closes an hour before the deadline; if the creator cancels, the group closes to new members and everyone already in keeps going. Members see each other's display name and status, never photos or notes; the creator is shown as "The creator". The invite link shows the goal and deadline to anyone who has it, so share it carefully.

Confirmers. If you can't show your goal in a photo, after you commit you can ask someone you name to confirm it ("Can't show it in a photo?" on the proof screen), while we are still waiting for your proof. You send them the link yourself; we do not contact them. You can ask at most 3 people for a goal, one at a time. They see what you agreed to do and the deadline, not your name. They answer once, from your deadline until your "Send proof by" date, and you see their answer and anything they add. A person at 11:59 reads their answer, yes or no, and decides. Your goal stays a photo goal: if they decline or never answer, send a photo or screenshot by your "Send proof by" date.

A goal made with a confirmer in an earlier version of the app keeps the confirmer rules in its Full terms: the confirmer accepted before you signed, answers within 3 days after your deadline, and if they never answer you get 7 days from our notice (or your existing "Send proof by" date, whichever is later) to send your own proof.

8. Acceptable use

Do not:

• send proof that is faked, staged, edited to mislead, or not yours;
• present someone else's work or images as your own;
• put text in an image aimed at the reviewer;
• ask a confirmer to answer falsely, or answer falsely as one;
• use bots or scripts, or interfere with the service;
• use 11:59 for anything illegal, or put another person's private information in a goal.

If proof looks edited, contains instructions, or shows things that disagree, the person reviewing it can propose "not met". You can respond and appeal (section 5); if a person makes the result final, the goal is not met.

9. Deleting your account, and ending the agreement

Delete your account in the app: Menu, then Account, then Delete account. It cannot be undone. It removes your goals, including open ones, your proof, decisions and identity on our server. What stays is listed in the privacy policy.

If a goal made under an earlier version of these Terms is still open, we save your request and finish the deletion by ourselves once that goal has closed.

Deleting the app is not deleting your account. Your goals keep running until you delete your account in the app.

10. The App Store

These Terms are between you and CoinFluence LLC, not Apple. Apple's standard Licensed Application End User License Agreement governs your license to the app. Apple is not responsible for 11:59 and has no obligation to maintain or support it; we do. We, not Apple, handle any claim about the app, including claims under product liability, consumer protection, privacy or similar laws, and any claim that the app infringes someone's intellectual property. Apple and its subsidiaries may enforce these Terms against you.

11. Disclaimers, liability and governing law

11:59 is provided as is. We do not promise it will be uninterrupted or error free, or that a goal will help you finish anything.

To the extent the law allows, CoinFluence LLC's total liability to you is limited to $100, and we are not liable for indirect, incidental or consequential loss. Nothing here limits liability that cannot be limited by law.

If you have a problem, write to support@eleven-fiftynine.app first, with the support code shown under Menu, then Account; we reply within two business days. These Terms are governed by the laws of the Commonwealth of Virginia.

12. Changes to these terms, and contact

We will post changes on this page and update the date above. A change never alters a goal you have already signed: its goal, deadline, proof and windows were frozen when you signed.

Goals signed before September 30, 2026 keep the terms they were signed under. For a copy of an earlier version, email support@eleven-fiftynine.app.

CoinFluence LLC, Virginia support@eleven-fiftynine.app