DSA Point of Contact

Last updated: 2026-05-01 — Effective date: 2026-05-01 — Legal basis: Regulation (EU) 2022/2065 (Digital Services Act), Articles 11 and 12

1. Who We Are

2. Point of Contact for Authorities (Article 11)

This is the single point of contact through which Member State authorities, the European Commission, and the European Board for Digital Services may communicate directly with us in relation to the application of the DSA.

Field Value
Name Tomáš Holocsy
Role Operator and DSA point of contact
Email support@ohmylore.app
Subject prefix “DSA authority — ...”
Postal address 71 Jabloňová, 106 00 Praha, Czechia
Telephone +420 793 913 700
Languages English, Czech
Means of communication Email (preferred), postal mail, telephone

Authorities may use any of the above means. Email is preferred for speed and traceability. We do not require the use of an automated tool or specific intermediary to contact us.

We will respond to authority communications without undue delay, taking into account urgency, nature, and content.

3. Point of Contact for Users (Article 12)

This is the point of contact through which recipients of the Service — our users and anyone else — can communicate with us directly and rapidly in relation to the Services.

Field Value
Email support@ohmylore.app
Subject prefix anything — for DSA matters, prefix “DSA — ...” is helpful
In-app Settings → Help → Contact
Languages English, Czech
Means Email, in-app form

We do not rely solely on automated tools for communicating with users. A human reviews all inbound mail.

4. Specific DSA Channels

For convenience, specific DSA matters route through the same email with clearer subject prefixes:

Matter Subject prefix Link to procedure
Report illegal content (Art. 16 notice) “DSA notice — ...” Notice and action procedure
Appeal a moderation decision (Art. 17) “DSA appeal — ...” See your statement of reasons email
Authority request (Art. 11) “DSA authority — ...” This page
General DSA question “DSA question — ...”

5. Languages

6. Out-of-Court Dispute Settlement

Users in the EU may use the European Online Dispute Resolution platform: https://ec.europa.eu/consumers/odr.

We are a micro-enterprise and are not required under Article 21 DSA to engage with certified out-of-court dispute settlement bodies, but we will engage in good faith with complaints submitted via the Czech Digital Services Coordinator, the Czech Telecommunication Office (ČTÚ): https://www.ctu.cz.

7. Trusted Flaggers

Notices from bodies awarded trusted flagger status under Article 22 DSA by a Digital Services Coordinator are processed with priority, even though as a micro-enterprise we are not bound by the formal obligation. See our Notice and action procedure for details.

8. Legal Representation Inside the EU

We are established in the European Union (Czechia). Article 13 DSA (designation of a legal representative) does not apply.

9. Terms and Conditions

Our Terms and Conditions — including our content moderation policy, prohibited activities, and our procedures for applying restrictions — are published at https://ohmylore.app/terms. We apply them diligently, objectively, and with due regard for the fundamental rights of our users, in accordance with Article 14 DSA.

10. Transparency Report

As a micro-enterprise, we are exempt from the transparency reporting obligations of Article 15(1) DSA, per Article 15(2). Should our size or classification change, we will publish annual transparency reports at https://ohmylore.app/dsa/transparency.

11. Changes to This Page

We will update this page whenever our contact details, languages, or DSA classification change. Current and previous versions are preserved in our internal records.

12. Questions

Any questions about this page: support@ohmylore.app.