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Privacy Policy

Effective Date: January 2026

This Privacy Policy describes how the app handles user data. The app is designed to operate fully offline and prioritizes user privacy.

Data Collection

This app does not collect any personal data.

  • No user accounts

  • No analytics

  • No tracking

  • No advertisements

  • No third-party data sharing

Data Storage

All invoices, business information, and app settings are stored locally on your device only.

We do not operate any servers and do not store or process user data externally.

Cloud Storage

This app does not use cloud sync, cloud backup, or online storage.

All features work 100% offline.

Data Deletion

You can delete all data at any time by:

  • Clearing the app storage, or

  • Uninstalling the app

Since no cloud storage is used, all data is permanently removed.

Data Security

Your data is protected by your device’s built-in security features.

Because the app does not transmit data over the internet, there is no network-based data exposure.

Payments

All in-app purchases and subscriptions are processed securely by Google Play Billing.

We do not access, store, or process any payment information such as credit card or bank details.

Third-Party Services

The app uses Google Play Billing only for handling payments.
No other third-party services access user data.

Children’s Privacy

This app does not target children under the age of 13 and does not knowingly collect any personal data.

Policy Updates

This Privacy Policy may be updated from time to time. Updates will be reflected through app updates or the Play Store listing.

Contact

For any questions or concerns, please contact us via the Google Play Store listing.

Terms & Conditions

Effective Date: January 2026

By using this app, you agree to the following terms and conditions.

App Usage

This app is intended for lawful business invoicing and record-keeping purposes only.

You agree not to use the app for:

  • Illegal activities

  • Fraudulent invoicing

  • Misrepresentation or abuse

User Responsibility

You are responsible for the accuracy of all invoice and business information created using the app.
The app is provided as a tool only.

Subscriptions

Premium features require an active subscription.

Subscriptions:

  • Are billed through Google Play

  • Renew automatically unless canceled

  • Can be managed or canceled via Google Play → Subscriptions

Refunds

Refunds are handled according to Google Play’s refund policy.
All refund requests must be submitted through the Google Play Store.

Availability

We aim to keep the app stable and functional, but uninterrupted availability is not guaranteed.
Features and pricing may change through updates.

Changes to Terms

These Terms & Conditions may be updated periodically. Continued use of the app indicates acceptance of the latest version.

Platform Compliance

This app is distributed through Google Play and complies with Google Play policies.

Contact

For support or inquiries, please refer to the app’s Google Play Store page.

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