Terms

Who you’re dealing with

7&D Alarm Clock is made and sold by Drei Guintu under the Seven and Done ($7&D) name. Write to [email protected].

The trial

The seven days start when you tap “Start my free 7 days” in the app. No sign-up, no card. When they end, the paid features lock until you buy. Nothing is charged automatically, ever.

The price

US$7, once, through the App Store. Where seven of your own currency is worth more (€7, £7), that’s the price; where $7 is a lot of money, it’s less. Apple shows the exact price, with any tax, before you pay. One purchase covers your Family Sharing group.

Refunds

Apple takes the payment, so Apple handles refunds: ask at reportaproblem.apple.com. If you have trouble, write to us and we’ll help however we can. Your rights under consumer law in your country aren’t affected by anything here.

What stays yours

Everything you make in the app is yours. If the trial ends or you never buy, what you made stays readable and exportable. We never hold your data hostage.

Updates

We aim to update every app at least once every seven months, and to ship critical and security fixes as soon as they’re found. New features are a bonus, not a promise. If we ever stop maintaining the app, we’ll say so here and in the app, and the source stays public so anyone can carry it on.

What the app can’t promise

We work hard to make every alarm ring, but iOS has the last word: volume, Focus, a flat battery, an iOS update or a broken phone can each stop one. For anything you can’t afford to miss, set a second alarm in Clock as well.

Missions make getting up harder to skip, not impossible. The system’s own Stop button always works, and we record it as a dismissal, not a finished mission. History records what the app saw, not proof that you were awake.

The licence

The copy you get from the App Store is licensed to you under Apple’s Standard Licensed Application End User Licence Agreement, alongside these terms. Where the two differ, Apple’s wins for the App Store copy.

The source code is free software under the GNU GPL v3: you may build, change and share it under that licence. The GPL covers the code, not the name or the icon. “Seven and Done”, “$7&D”, the 7 mark and the app’s icon are ours, so a build you share needs its own name and icon.

No warranty

To the extent the law allows, the app is provided “as is”, without warranties of any kind, and we aren’t liable for indirect or consequential losses from using it. Where the law doesn’t allow us to limit liability, it isn’t limited. Our total liability is never more than what you paid for the app.

Changes

If these terms change, the date at the top changes, and the old wording stays in the public history. A change never takes back something you already paid for.

Governing law

These terms are governed by the laws of the Republic of the Philippines. If you live elsewhere, you keep every protection the consumer law of your own country gives you.