Pepper

Terms of Service

Last updated: 26 September 2026

العربية

These are the user terms that set out how you may access and use our app, our site and our services. We may amend or update them and publish the change on the site or in the app.

1. Introduction

1.1. Welcome to Pepper. The app and the site are owned and operated by EPA for Technologies, a limited liability company registered in Cairo, Egypt, together with any of its current or future subsidiaries and successors (referred to as "we", "us", "the company" or Pepper).

1.2. These user terms, together with the Privacy Policy published on the site (together, the "legal documents"), set out the terms on which you may access and use our services. By accessing the services, registering for them, or continuing to use them, you agree to be bound by these terms and by the legal documents with immediate effect.

1.3. Pepper is a platform for discovering and booking fitness classes at independent studios in Cairo. The class itself is provided by the studio, and your agreement about the class is with them. We provide the app, the booking and the payment.

2. Your account

You can browse Pepper without an account. You need one to book, to save a studio or to leave a review.

You can sign in with your email, with Apple or with Google. Keep that inbox and those accounts secure, because whoever reaches them can reach your Pepper account.

You need to be at least 16 to use Pepper.

You can delete your account from Profile → Account → Delete account. If you have a class coming up, cancel it first, then delete. Our Privacy Policy explains exactly what is erased and what has to stay.

3. Booking and paying

4. Saved cards

When you pay, you can choose to save your card so that booking again takes one tap. If you do, our payment provider gives us a secure token for that card. We never see or store your full card number or your security code. We keep the last four digits, the card type and the expiry date, so that you can tell your saved cards apart. The token cannot be used anywhere except to pay for a booking you make on Pepper.

You can remove a saved card at any time from Profile → Payment methods. Removing it does not change any booking you have already made.

5. Cancelling, and getting your money back

You can cancel a booking in the app, up until the class starts. Each studio sets its own cancellation window, and decides how much of the price comes back inside and outside that window, so a late cancellation can come back in part or not at all. The app shows you what you will get back before you confirm.

Refunds go back to the way you paid. We send the refund as soon as you cancel, and within seven days at the latest. How long it then takes to land on your statement is up to your bank.

If a studio cancels a class you had confirmed, you get all of your money back, whatever their normal cancellation window says.

If you book a class and do not turn up, that is treated as attended and is not refunded.

6. Reviews

You can review a studio after you have attended one of its classes. Your name and your profile photo appear next to your review, publicly, so anyone can see who wrote it. Write what is true and what is yours to say. We remove reviews that are abusive, that name other people, or that are not about a class you attended.

Reviews are the opinions of the people who wrote them, not ours.

7. Fair use

Do not misuse the platform. That means no fake bookings, no abusive or dishonest reviews, and no trying to reach other people's accounts or the parts of the service that are not meant to be public. We can suspend or close accounts that do these things.

8. Studios and their information

Studio details, schedules and prices come from the studios themselves and can change. We work hard to keep them right but we cannot promise every detail is current at every moment.

9. Where our responsibility ends

Classes are physical activity. Judge your own fitness, tell the instructor about anything they should know, and follow the studio's guidance.

The studio, not Pepper, is responsible for the class it runs, for the premises, for its instructors and for your safety while you are there. So far as Egyptian law allows, we are not liable for injury or loss that happens at a studio, or for the service a studio provides. Nothing here removes any responsibility that cannot be removed under Egyptian law, including your rights as a consumer.

10. Changes to these terms

We may update these terms as Pepper grows. If a change matters, we will tell you in the app before it takes effect. Carrying on using Pepper after that means you accept the new terms.

11. Which law applies

These terms are governed by the laws of the Arab Republic of Egypt. If we ever have a dispute we cannot settle between us, the courts of Cairo will decide it.

12. The language of these terms

These terms are published in Arabic and in English. If the two versions differ, the Arabic one governs.

13. Talk to us

Anything at all, write to hello@tryepa.com and a person will answer.