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Applora Terms of Service

Applora (www.applora.io) is operated by PitchCall, Inc. [FOUNDER: registered address + jurisdiction]. These terms are a plain-language agreement between you and us. By creating an account or using Applora, you agree to them. Questions? Email cihatakkiraz@gmail.com.

1. The service

You describe an app in plain language, and Applora's AI agent builds a real Flutter app for you in a cloud sandbox. You can:

  • Preview your app on the web or in the Applora mobile app
  • Download an Android APK
  • Export the full source code to GitHub (paid plans)
  • Publish to Google Play and Apple's App Store / TestFlight using your own developer accounts (paid plans)

Applora is a tool that builds software on your instructions. It is not a software development agency, and we don't review or endorse the apps you create.

2. Your account

  • You need an account to use Applora. Keep your credentials secure — you're responsible for what happens under your account.
  • Creating bot accounts, or multiple accounts to farm free credits, isn't allowed (see the Acceptable Use Policy).
  • You must be legally able to enter into this agreement. If you're using Applora on behalf of a company, you confirm you have authority to bind it.

3. Your content and IP

You own the code your prompts generate. Full stop. You can export it to GitHub at any time, take it elsewhere, relicense it, sell it — it's yours. Applora will not use your generated code or prompts to train AI models [FOUNDER: confirm this commitment].

A few honest caveats:

  • AI models can produce similar output for similar prompts. We can't guarantee your generated code is unique or that no one else will generate something like it.
  • Applora itself — our platform, agent, infrastructure, and brand — remains our IP. Owning your generated app doesn't grant rights to Applora's own software.
  • Apps you build have their own users. If your app uses Applora's managed backend, your app's end-user data is stored on Applora-managed infrastructure (isolated per app). But you are the one with a relationship with your users: you're responsible for your app's legal compliance, including its privacy practices. Applora provides a per-app privacy-policy generator to help.

4. Credits, subscriptions, and payments

Applora runs on credits, which you get from a subscription plan or one-time credit packs. Current prices are always shown in the product at the moment of purchase.

  • Subscriptions (Builder, Studio) renew monthly until cancelled and grant a monthly allowance of credits. Plan credits reset at each renewal — unused plan credits don't roll over. Credits from one-time packs don't expire while your account exists.
  • Subscriptions bought on the web are billed by Stripe and managed on your Billing page. Subscriptions bought in the mobile app are billed by Apple or Google and are managed and cancelled in your App Store / Google Play account settings — store purchases follow the stores' own refund policies.
  • Plans also include feature privileges shown at purchase (currently: publishing to the App Store and Google Play, priority in the build queue, free APK builds, and code export). We may evolve this list; what you see at purchase is what applies.
  • Credits have no cash value, are not transferable, and can't be redeemed for money except where the law requires.
  • Each agent run is metered, and the charge is shown in the product before and after the run. No hidden fees.
  • If an agent run fails to complete (crashes), we automatically refund its charge in credits. The refund never exceeds what that run actually cost you, and automatic refunds are capped per workspace per day. A run that completes but produces imperfect output isn't auto-refunded — see section 6. If something goes wrong beyond that, email us and we'll sort it out.
  • Card details never touch Applora's servers — they go directly to Stripe, Apple, or Google.

5. Acceptable use

The short version: don't build illegal or harmful apps, don't attack the platform, don't abuse the billing system. The full list of prohibitions and how we enforce them is in our Acceptable Use Policy, which is part of these terms.

6. AI-generated output — an honest disclaimer

Applora's agent is powered by third-party AI models (listed in our Privacy Policy). AI-generated code is genuinely useful, but it is not perfect:

  • Generated apps may contain errors, bugs, or security issues. Review and test before you rely on them.
  • You are responsible for the apps you publish — to app stores, to your users, and under the law. Publishing an app through Applora (including via Google Play) is your act, not ours.
  • We don't warrant that generated output is fit for any particular purpose, error-free, or compliant with the rules of any app store or jurisdiction.

7. Service changes and termination

  • We may change, add, or retire features. If we retire something significant, we'll aim to give reasonable notice.
  • You can stop using Applora at any time and export your code first — we won't hold your work hostage. Delete your account yourself in the mobile app (Account → Delete account) or by emailing cihatakkiraz@gmail.com; deletion permanently removes your apps, data, and remaining credits.
  • The mobile app may occasionally require an update before continuing — we use this only for security or compatibility floors, never to force feature upsells.
  • We may suspend or terminate accounts that violate these terms or the Acceptable Use Policy. If we suspend your account for a violation, unused purchased credits are refunded [FOUNDER: confirm this stance].

8. Liability, in plain language

We work hard to keep Applora reliable, but we provide it "as is," without warranties. To the extent the law allows:

  • We're not liable for indirect damages — lost profits, lost data, or problems caused by apps you build and distribute.
  • Our total liability to you is limited to the amount you paid us in the 12 months before the claim.
  • Nothing here limits liability that can't legally be limited.

[FOUNDER: legal review of this section is recommended before publishing.]

9. Governing law

These terms are governed by the laws of [FOUNDER: jurisdiction]. [FOUNDER: confirm dispute-resolution venue.]

Effective date: August 16, 2026

Questions about these terms? Email cihatakkiraz@gmail.com — a human reads it.