Angel Traveller

Angel Traveller terms

These terms explain what you get when you buy an Angel Traveller pass for On My Way, and how to cancel. They don't affect your legal rights.

Who you're buying from

On My Way is made by Alicia Thomas-Woolf, T/A On My Way, 5 Brayford Square, London E1 0SG. Email: firststep@onmyway.day.

What you're buying

An Angel Traveller pass for On My Way, an online companion app, for £200, paid once. You pay the full price of £120 for your own year, and £80 for the year you give. The pass includes:

• early entry to On My Way, before it opens to the waitlist;
• your first year's access, starting on the day angels are let in;
• a year's access for another traveller living with chronic illness (the traveller you carry);
• an angel bird, given only to angels, which appears in every landscape you reach;
• the Angel mark on the Tapestry of Travellers (your name and photo appear only if you send them and say yes; otherwise you're listed anonymously or not at all, as you choose).

After your first year

The usual price of On My Way will be £120 a year. I'll remind you before your first year ends. Nothing continues or is charged unless you choose it.

Your pass is for the first version of On My Way, set in the forest. Your own year is personal to you and can't be transferred.

The traveller you carry

• Have someone in mind? Email me their name and email address, and your gift goes to them.
• If not, I give it to the next person on the Dreamer Waitlist who has asked for one. They don't need to prove anything. You won't be told who they are, and they won't be told who you are. If you leave a note when you pay, I'll pass it on without your name.
• I'll email you when your gift has been given. If no one has asked yet when you step in, it will keep for the next person who does.
• Their year starts on the day they step in.

When

Angels are expected to step in during spring 2027. This is a plan, not a guarantee. I'll email you as things progress, and straight away if the date moves. If it moves, you can still have a full refund at any time before you step in.

If On My Way doesn't take off

On My Way needs enough travellers to keep running. If it hasn't reached at least 100 users by 30 June 2027, I'll let you know and offer you a full refund of the whole £200, whether or not either of you has stepped in. If On My Way can't keep running, or doesn't open at all, everyone gets their money back in full.

Your right to cancel

By law you can cancel within 14 days of the day you buy, without giving a reason. I go further than that:

• you can cancel and get a full refund of the whole £200 at any time before either you or the traveller you carry steps in, for any reason;
• for your own year (£120), you can also cancel within 14 days of first stepping in.

Once the traveller you carry has stepped in, the £80 for their year can't be refunded, because someone is using it. When you buy, you agree that their year starts when they step in, and that from then on you lose the right to cancel that part.

To cancel, email firststep@onmyway.day with your name and the receipt or invoice you were sent when you paid, or use any other clear statement. I'll refund you within 14 days of hearing from you, to the card you paid with. If a card refund isn't possible (for example, because the payment is too old for the card network to accept a refund), I'll refund by bank transfer instead. There's no charge for cancelling.

Payment

Payments are handled by Stripe. I never see or keep your card details. Prices include any taxes that apply.

Your details

I use your name and email to send your pass, updates about your entry, word that your gift has been given and, if you choose, your place on the Tapestry. If you name someone for your gift, I use their name and email only to give them their pass. If you leave a note for the traveller you carry, I pass it on without your name. I never sell your details. They pass only to the services that help me run On My Way, such as Stripe for payments, and only as far as each one needs. The privacy notice lists them and explains your rights.

If something goes wrong

If the pass isn't what was described here, tell me and I'll put it right or refund you. These terms are governed by the law of England and Wales; if you live elsewhere in the UK, you can use the courts where you live.