Terms of Use
What these terms cover
This page covers your use of the reward.study website and the commercial basics of the Reward Study app. Your use of the app itself is governed by Apple's Licensed Application End User License Agreement, which you accept when you download from the App Store. You can read it at apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula. Where Apple's agreement and this page disagree, Apple's agreement wins for anything concerning the app.
The website
This site describes the app and provides a way to make contact. You are welcome to read it, link to it and quote from it with attribution. The text, the design and the mascot artwork remain my property and should not be reproduced in another product or marketing material.
Screenshots on this site show the app as it stands at the time of writing. Software changes, so what you see here may differ slightly from the version you install.
Buying the app
Reward Study is free to use with 1 child. Reward Study Pro and the Second Household add-on are one-time in-app purchases. There is no subscription and nothing renews automatically.
All purchases are made through Apple, not through me. Apple is the merchant of record. Prices shown on this site are in US dollars and are indicative. The price you pay is the one the App Store shows you at checkout in your own currency, including any local tax.
Purchases apply to any device signed in to the same Apple Account, and are shared with your family group through Apple Family Sharing where Apple supports it.
Refunds
Apple handles all refunds for App Store purchases. Request one at reportaproblem.apple.com. I can neither issue a refund nor block one.
If something in the app is not working as described, write to support@reward.study first. A fix is usually faster than a refund.
What the app is not
Reward Study is a tool for organising chores, homework and rewards inside a household. It is not educational assessment software, and the math practice it generates is not a curriculum. It does not supervise children and does not replace your judgement about what your child should be doing.
The optional credit-to-currency display is a presentation setting, not a financial product. Reward Study holds no funds, transfers nothing between family members and is not a payment service. Any money that changes hands in your household is arranged entirely by you, outside the app.
Decisions about tasks, credit values, rewards and deductions are yours. The app records them and shows them to your child. It does not decide anything on its own.
Availability and support
The app is maintained against current versions of iOS, and support email is normally answered within 2 working days. Reward Study is developed by one person alongside other commitments, so no fixed response time is guaranteed and no undertaking is given that a particular feature will be built.
The app depends on Apple services, including iCloud, CloudKit, Family Sharing and, for word problems, Apple Intelligence. Apple also determines which languages Apple Intelligence supports. If Apple changes or withdraws one of those services, the feature relying on it may change or stop working, which is outside my control.
Your data
Your family's data lives in your own iCloud rather than with me. Retaining it is your responsibility in the same way as any other iCloud content. The Privacy Policy explains this in full.
Backing up your device through iCloud or a computer protects your household data the same way it protects everything else on the device.
Liability
The app and this website are provided as they are. No warranty is given that the app will be free of defects or that it will suit any purpose beyond what is described here.
To the extent the law allows, I am not liable for indirect or consequential loss arising from your use of the app or this site. Nothing here limits any right you have as a consumer under the law of the country you live in, and if a term here conflicts with a mandatory consumer protection in your country, that protection applies instead.
Changes
These terms may change as the app changes. The effective date at the top tells you which version you are reading. Continuing to use the site or the app after a change means the current version applies.
Contact
Reward Study is developed and published by Nikola Sretenovic.