Terms for App Store apps

K68 Studio is the trading name of an independent developer, who publishes our apps and this website. The developer’s legal name appears as the seller on each app’s App Store page. Email us to reach them, or for those details.

Contact: support at k68studio.com.

Each app is licensed to you, not sold, under Apple’s Licensed Application End User License Agreement (the Standard EULA). If anything here conflicts with it, the Standard EULA wins.

• Each app’s App Store page and upgrade screen list its free and paid plans, their prices and any trial.
• A purchase is either one-time or a subscription. The purchase screen says which, the price and, for a subscription, how often it renews.
• A free trial of a one-time purchase ends without charging you; to keep the paid features, buy them. A free trial of a subscription becomes a paid subscription at the price shown, unless you cancel at least 24 hours before it ends. Apple decides who can get a trial.
• A subscription renews automatically until you cancel it. To avoid the next charge, cancel it at least 24 hours before it renews. You keep access until the end of the period you paid for.
• Restore Purchases, in the app’s settings or its upgrade screen, brings back what you bought on another device signed in with the same Apple Account.
• When a paid plan or trial ends, the app goes back to its free features. If the free plan keeps less, such as a shorter history, the app says so on its upgrade screen.
• Family Sharing applies where the app’s App Store page says so.
• Apple decides refunds. Ask for one at reportaproblem.apple.com.

Apple manages subscriptions, so you cancel them in your Apple Account:

We support each app on the system versions listed on its App Store page and fix the problems we can reproduce. We can’t promise every requested feature, or that an app will run on every future system. When support for a system ends, we say so in the release notes. Help is at Support.

The privacy policy for these apps says what stays on your device and what leaves it. Keep backups of anything important: we can’t recover data we never receive.

Nothing in these terms limits the rights your local consumer law gives you.

support at k68studio.com