General Terms and Conditions (T&C) for the Use of the Holeria App
Version: July 2026
Holeria is operated by:
Klug modernisiert & berät
Georg Klug
Ubaldstraße 7
63820 Elsenfeld
hallo@holeria.de
www.holeria.de
(hereinafter referred to as "Holeria")
Holeria operates a digital platform (app) through which customers can order goods from local retailers and reserve them for collection.
Holeria itself does not sell any goods. The purchase contract is concluded exclusively between the customer and the respective retailer.
Holeria merely provides the technical infrastructure.
Registration is required to use the ordering function.
The user is obliged to provide truthful information.
Login credentials must be kept confidential.
The presentation of products does not constitute a legally binding offer.
By submitting an order, the customer makes a binding offer to the retailer.
The contract is concluded when the retailer confirms the order.
The prices stated by the retailer apply, including statutory VAT.
Depending on the option selected, payment is made:
• on site at the shop
• digitally via the app (if integrated).
Payment processing through third-party providers is subject to their terms and conditions.
Pickup
Goods are collected at the selected time from the retailer's shop.
Availability
The retailer is responsible for the availability of goods.
No-Show
If the goods are not collected, the retailer may rescind the contract.
Consumers generally have a statutory right of withdrawal.
In particular, there is no right of withdrawal for:
• perishable food
• custom-made goods
• sealed goods after opening
The statutory provisions apply (§312g of the German Civil Code, BGB).
Holeria is liable only for intent and gross negligence.
The retailer is exclusively liable for product quality, food safety or defects.
In the event of a slightly negligent breach of duty, Holeria is liable only for a breach of essential contractual obligations.
Holeria reserves the right to block users in the event of misuse or false information.
German law applies.
To the extent permitted, the place of jurisdiction is the company's place of business.
If individual clauses are invalid, the remainder of the contract remains effective.