Unofficial translation. The Russian version of the document has legal force.
Open the Russian versionVersion: v1.0 Revision Date: February 1, 2026 Effective From: February 1, 2026
1.1. These Terms of Use for Teachers (hereinafter — “Terms”) govern the relationship between the operator of the platform «Найди Йогу» and an individual who registers on the Platform in the role of a teacher in order to place a profile and conduct yoga and related practice classes (hereinafter — “Teacher”).
1.2. Platform Operator (hereinafter — “Platform” or “Operator”): Evgenii Aleksandrovich Brenzovich, applying the special tax regime “Professional Income Tax” (self-employed), TIN 310802761300. Contact for teachers: info@naidiyogu.ru. Address for correspondence: Belgorod region, Grayvoron district, village of Pervaya-Novostroevka, Pervomayskaya Street, building 96.
1.3. The Platform is located on the Internet at naidiyogu.ru and provides Teachers with software tools: a public profile, a student booking system, a customer relationship management (CRM) system, chat, subscription management, personal financial accounting and the ability to publish in the community.
1.4. Teacher Status. A Teacher is an independent person who provides services to students directly and in their own name. The Platform provides only technical tools for posting information, organizing bookings and interaction with students.
1.5. What the Platform is Not. The Platform:
is not an employer of the Teacher and does not enter into employment relations with them;
is not a customer of the Teacher’s services and does not commission them to provide services to students;
is not a party to the contract between the Teacher and the student; all conditions of classes (price, location, format, time, program content) are negotiated directly between the Teacher and the student;
does not participate in settlements between the Teacher and students and does not accept payment for classes (see Section 6);
acts as an information intermediary as defined in Article 1253.1 of the Civil Code of the Russian Federation, providing technical capability to post and transmit information.
1.6. By registering as a teacher and passing moderation, the Teacher confirms that they have read these Terms, as well as the Public Offer (User Agreement) and Privacy Policy of the Platform, understand them and accept them in full. These Terms are an integral part of the Platform’s user documents and supplement them as they apply to Teachers.
1.7. The same person may simultaneously use the Platform as a student and as a teacher. In the part of actions in the role of a teacher, these Terms apply to them.
2.1. Registration as a teacher is conducted with moderation: the Teacher submits an application with information about themselves and their qualifications, the Platform considers it and makes a decision “approved” or “rejected”. Until approval, the Teacher’s profile is not published and is not accessible to students.
2.2. Grounds for Approval. An application is approved if the information provided is filled out correctly, does not violate the law and these Terms, and the declared qualifications and materials (including certificates) do not raise justified doubts by the Platform regarding their authenticity.
2.3. Grounds for Rejection. The Platform may reject an application, in particular, if:
false, incomplete or contradictory information is provided;
there are justified doubts about the authenticity of certificates or the existence of the declared qualifications;
the content of the profile or materials violates the law, rights of third parties or these Terms;
the profile of this person was previously blocked for violations.
2.4. Accuracy of Information and Qualifications. The Teacher guarantees that all information provided by them (name, contacts, experience, directions, certificates and other qualification documents) is accurate and up-to-date. The Teacher individually bears responsibility for their qualifications, for the correspondence of classes to the declared level and direction, as well as for the existence of necessary permits and approvals required by law for their activities.
2.5. Moderation of an application does not mean that the Platform has verified the Teacher’s qualifications, confirmed the authenticity of their certificates or guarantees students the quality or safety of classes. The Platform reviews applications in a reasonable scope formally and does not substitute itself for professional certification.
2.6. The Teacher undertakes to keep the information in their profile up-to-date and promptly make changes when they occur.
3.1. The Teacher independently fills their profile: video introduction, stories, photo album, certificates, description texts, schedule and other materials (hereinafter — “Teacher Content”).
3.2. Content Rights Warranties. The Teacher guarantees that:
they possess all rights to the posted Content (photographs, videos, texts, images) or have obtained necessary permissions and licenses from rights holders;
posting of the Content does not violate copyrights, related rights and other rights of third parties;
they obtained consent of persons depicted in photos and videos for the use of their images in accordance with Article 152.1 of the RF Civil Code (including students, colleagues and other persons if they are identifiable);
certificates and other qualification documents are authentic and belong to them.
3.3. License to the Platform. By posting Content, the Teacher grants the Platform a free, non-exclusive license to use the Content in ways necessary for the service to operate: reproduction, making available to the public, posting in the catalog and profile, display to students, technical processing (storage, caching, format and size conversion for correct display), and demonstration as part of Platform promotion and its services. The license applies in all countries of the world for the duration that the Content is posted on the Platform and for a reasonable period necessary for its technical removal from backups. The license does not deprive the Teacher of their rights to the Content.
3.4. Prohibitions. It is prohibited to post in Content and in communications on the Platform:
unlawful materials, calls to violence, extremism, discrimination;
false information about qualifications, medical results of classes, guarantees of cure for diseases;
materials that violate rights of third parties (others’ Content without rights, others’ images without consent);
advertising of third-party goods and services outside formats permitted by the Platform, spam, malicious code;
personal data of third parties without legal grounds;
other materials that violate the law or these Terms.
3.5. The Platform has the right to moderate and post-moderate the Teacher’s Content and remove or hide materials that violate these Terms in accordance with Section 10.
3.6. Responsibility for the Teacher’s Content (including for the accuracy of information and for violation of third parties’ rights) rests with the Teacher themselves. As an information intermediary, the Platform is not responsible for Content posted by the Teacher under the conditions provided for in Article 1253.1 of the RF Civil Code.
4.1. Student booking for classes, agreement on conditions, conducting classes and any settlements occur directly between the Teacher and the student. The Platform only provides tools for booking, chat and record keeping.
4.2. The Teacher independently determines the content, program, schedule, cost and format (in-person/online) of their classes and is responsible for conducting them.
4.3. The Teacher undertakes to interact diligently with students, not mislead them, honor agreements and maintain respectful correspondence. Personal correspondence between the Teacher and students is private.
4.4. Reviews. Students have the right to leave reviews of the Teacher after a class has taken place; reviews undergo moderation. The Teacher has the right to respond to reviews. Disputes with students regarding the quality of services, reviews and settlements are resolved by the Teacher independently; the Platform is not a party to such disputes (see Section 7).
4.5. Classes with Minors. The Platform provides accounts only to adults (registration from age 18) and does not collect personal data of children. If a Teacher conducts classes with minors, they independently obtain consent of the minors’ legal representatives (parents) for the child’s participation and for processing their personal data and bear responsibility for this. Interaction with minors and their representatives occurs directly, outside Platform functionality.
5.1. The Platform provides Teachers with a CRM tool for working with their students: student cards, contacts, private notes, tags, auto-segments, auto-triggers for mailings, analytics, retention alerts and visit history.
5.2. Distribution of Roles. By using the CRM, the Teacher independently determines the purposes and scope of personal data of their students that is processed (whom to add, what notes and tags to maintain, what mailings to send and to which segments). As a result, within the meaning of Article 3 of the Federal Law dated 27.07.2006 No. 152-FZ “On Personal Data” (hereinafter — “152-FZ”), the Teacher is an independent operator of personal data of their students within the CRM.
5.3. Role of the Platform. The Platform provides only the technical capability to process (software and infrastructure) and acts in this respect upon the instruction of the Teacher. The Platform does not determine the purposes of processing the Teacher’s students’ data for the Teacher and is not responsible for the lawfulness of their processing by the Teacher.
5.4. Obligations of the Teacher as an Operator. The Teacher independently and at their own expense ensures compliance with the requirements of 152-FZ in relation to the data of their students, including:
the presence of legal grounds for processing (consent of the subject or other grounds under Article 6 of 152-FZ), and where required — obtaining consent in accordance with Article 9 of 152-FZ, including consent to mailings and processing for relevant purposes;
confidentiality of personal data and prevention of its disclosure without consent;
implementation of necessary legal, organizational and technical protection measures within their area of responsibility (Article 19 of 152-FZ);
ensuring rights of data subjects (access, clarification, deletion, withdrawal of consent, etc.);
independent assessment of the need to file a notice with Roskomnadzor of the intention to process personal data and filing of such notice when grounds exist (Article 22 of 152-FZ). Taking into account legislative changes in 2025, the obligation to notify extends to a broad range of operators, including individuals processing personal data not for personal and family needs; the Teacher should proceed from the understanding that maintaining a customer database and mailings constitutes such processing.
5.5. The Teacher uses the data of their students only for the purposes of their own teaching activities and has no right to use it in ways that are not compatible with the purposes for which it was provided, to disclose it to third parties without legal grounds, or to use it for commercial purposes unrelated to classes.
5.6. Notes and Privacy. Private notes of the Teacher in the CRM are their internal information. The Platform does not transmit the Teacher’s private notes to studios (see Section 8). Personal correspondence of the Teacher with students is private.
5.7. The Platform for its part processes personal data in accordance with the Privacy Policy and applies protection measures at the infrastructure level. The allocation of responsibility between operators does not relieve the Teacher of their obligations under paragraph 5.4.
5.8. If claims, demands or sanctions are brought against the Platform by third parties or government bodies in connection with unlawful processing of data by the Teacher of their students, the Teacher undertakes to compensate the Platform for any losses incurred in connection with this.
6.1. Platform Does Not Participate in Settlements. There is no online payment on the Platform. All settlements between the Teacher and students occur directly and outside the Platform, by the method chosen by the parties. The Platform does not accept payment, does not store users’ funds, is not a payment agent and does not act as a settlement intermediary.
6.2. Subscriptions. The Platform provides a tool for tracking subscriptions (4 types). A student submits a subscription request in the system; the Teacher receives payment offline by their own method; after receiving payment, the Teacher manually activates the subscription in their account. Deduction of classes from the subscription occurs automatically when booking. The Platform only records the request and the fact of activation and does not confirm the fact of payment.
6.3. Refunds. Issues of refunds for classes and subscriptions are resolved directly between the Teacher and the student. The Platform does not issue refunds and is not a party to such relations.
6.4. Fiscalization and Receipts. The Teacher independently bears the obligation to record income and issue fiscal documents (receipts) to students in accordance with the tax regime they apply. A self-employed Teacher generates receipts through the “My Tax” application; a Teacher who is an individual entrepreneur applies the rules corresponding to their regime and, if necessary, uses cash registers.
6.5. Taxes. The Teacher independently and in full pays taxes and levies on their income from classes and bears responsibility to tax authorities. The Platform is not the Teacher’s tax agent, does not withhold or remit taxes on their behalf.
6.6. Personal Financial Accounting. The financial accounting section in the Teacher’s account is their personal accounting (income/expenses); the Platform does not verify or confirm the accuracy of this data and does not participate in the accounting.
7.1. Quality and Safety of Classes. The Teacher independently bears responsibility for the quality, content and safety of the classes they conduct. The Teacher is obliged to take into account the health condition and physical capabilities of students, warn about contraindications and risks, recommend medical consultation when necessary and not permit actions capable of causing harm to health.
7.2. Harm to Health. Yoga and related practices involve physical exertion. Responsibility for any harm to life and health of students, caused during or in connection with classes, rests with the Teacher as the person providing the service. The Platform does not control the conduct of classes, does not attend them and does not bear responsibility for harm to the students’ health.
7.3. The Teacher also independently bears responsibility:
for their Content and the accuracy of information in their profile (Section 3);
for settlements with students, fiscalization and taxes (Section 6);
for processing of personal data of their students in the CRM (Section 5);
for reviews, claims and disputes with students; such disputes are resolved by the Teacher independently (Section 4).
7.4. Limitation of Platform Liability. The Platform provides tools “as is” and, to the extent permitted by law, does not bear responsibility for: actions and services of the Teacher; agreements and settlements between the Teacher and students; harm caused by classes; the content of Teacher Content; the lawfulness of processing by the Teacher of their students’ data. As an information intermediary, the Platform is relieved of liability on the conditions of Article 1253.1 of the RF Civil Code.
7.5. The Platform makes reasonable efforts to ensure the uninterrupted operation of the service, but does not guarantee its continuous and error-free operation and does not bear responsibility for the Teacher’s lost profits related to technical failures or suspension of the service.
7.6. The Teacher undertakes to compensate the Platform for losses incurred as a result of violation by them of these Terms or the law, including claims by third parties and government bodies (including under Sections 3, 5 and 7).
8.1. Binding to a Studio. A studio may invite the Teacher to collaborate by invitation (by email or link). The invitation is valid for 7 days. The Teacher has the right to accept or reject the invitation. Binding does not make the Teacher an employee of the studio and does not change their status as an independent person.
8.2. Separate Consent to Disclosure of Student Data. Disclosure to a studio of personal data of the Teacher’s students occurs only with separate explicit consent of the Teacher, formalized separately from the fact of binding. Until such consent is given, the Teacher’s students’ data is not transmitted to the studio. The Teacher independently assesses whether they have legal grounds for such transmission in relation to their students (see Section 5).
8.3. Private Notes are Not Transmitted. Private notes of the Teacher in the studio’s CRM are not transmitted under any circumstances, including when consent exists under paragraph 8.2. Personal correspondence of the Teacher with students also remains private.
8.4. Exiting the Studio. The Teacher has the right to leave the studio at any time. Upon exit, “studio students” — students who booked classes with this studio and are affiliated with it — remain with the studio as its independent operator. The Teacher’s own customer database (their students in their CRM) remains with the Teacher.
8.5. A studio is an independent operator of personal data in relation to the data it processes; the distribution of roles and obligations with the studio is governed by Terms for Studios. This section does not impose on the Platform responsibility for the studio’s processing of student data.
9.1. As a general rule, posting a Teacher’s profile in the Platform’s catalog is informational and is not advertising.
9.2. Paid Promotion Placements. If the Platform introduces paid formats for promoting Teachers (profile highlighting, priority display in the catalog, promotional publications, etc.), and such placement is advertising within the meaning of Federal Law dated 13.03.2006 No. 38-FZ “On Advertising,” then the obligations of marking internet advertising (including an advertising identifier — “token,” transmitting information to the Unified Internet Advertising Register through an advertising data operator, marking “advertising” and indicating the advertiser) and responsibility for the accuracy and lawfulness of advertising material rest with the initiator of placement (advertiser). The specific procedure, scope of obligations and allocation of roles are determined by separate conditions of the relevant advertising format at the time of its launch.
9.3. The Teacher has no right to place hidden advertising of third-party goods and services on the Platform outside permitted formats.
10.1. Application Rejection. An application for teacher registration may be rejected on the grounds of paragraph 2.3. Where possible, the Platform provides the reason for rejection; the Teacher has the right to remedy the deficiencies and submit the application again.
10.2. Account Blocking. The Platform has the right to restrict, suspend or block the Teacher’s account (in full or in part), as well as delete individual Content, in case of:
violation of these Terms, the Offer, Privacy Policy or the law;
provision of false information or forged certificates;
justified complaints from students or third parties indicating violation of their rights or a threat to security;
posting of prohibited Content (Section 3.4);
unlawful processing of student data or other actions creating risks for the Platform and users.
10.3. Procedure. In the absence of threats to the rights of third parties and the law, the Platform, where possible, preliminarily notifies the Teacher and offers them to remedy the violation. In cases of serious violations, security threats or direct requirement by law or an authorized body, blocking may be applied immediately.
10.4. Account Deletion. The Teacher has the right at any time to stop using the Platform and request deletion of their profile. Profile deletion does not terminate the Teacher’s obligations arising before deletion and does not affect data which the Platform is required to store by law, as well as the status of “studio students” (Section 8.4).
11.1. The Platform has the right to change these Terms. A new version is posted on the Platform and comes into force on the date specified in it. Material changes to the Terms are communicated to Teachers in an available manner (notification in the account and/or by email). Continued use of the Platform after changes come into force means acceptance of them.
11.2. These Terms and the Teacher’s relationship with the Platform are governed by the law of the Russian Federation. Disputes not resolved through negotiation are resolved in accordance with the laws of the RF.
11.3. Connection with Other Documents. These Terms apply together with the Public Offer (User Agreement) and Privacy Policy of the Platform, and insofar as interaction with studios is concerned — with Terms for Studios. In case of contradiction between these Terms and the Offer as to special rules for teachers, these Terms take priority. As to the Platform’s processing of personal data, the Privacy Policy takes priority.
11.4. If any provision of these Terms is found to be invalid, the remaining provisions retain their force.