Terms of Use

What these terms cover

These Terms of Use are an agreement between you and OZJAM, an independent studio based in Türkiye. They apply to the ozjam.com website and to every app we publish on the App Store, Warry included. By using the site or the app, you accept them. If you do not, the remedy is simple: stop using the site, and delete the app.

Two other documents sit next to this one. The website privacy policy explains what happens when you visit ozjam.com, and the Warry privacy policy explains what the app does with your data. Where either says something more specific than this page, that is what applies.

Before the detail, the short version:

• The apps are free — what you get is a licence to use the software, not ownership of it.
• Your data is yours and it lives on your device — which is also why backing it up is your job.
• The app is a tool, not the warranty itself — it tracks the dates you enter; it does not extend a warranty or make a claim on your behalf.

Using this website

The website is here to describe what we make and to let you reach us. You may read it, link to it, and quote a reasonable part of it with attribution. There is nothing to sign up for and nothing to buy.

The contact form sends your message to us by e-mail. Use it for real messages: questions, bug reports, feature ideas. Do not use it for bulk mail, advertising, or anything unlawful; we ignore and delete whatever arrives that way.

We try to keep the site up, but we do not promise it. It runs on ordinary shared hosting and may be offline for maintenance, or because something broke. Nothing on the site is an offer, a price commitment or professional advice.

Your licence to use our apps

When you download one of our apps from the App Store, we give you a personal, non-exclusive, non-transferable licence to use it on Apple devices you own or control, for as long as you keep it installed. That is the whole of what you get: permission to use the app. You are not buying the software itself, and nothing here transfers ownership of it.

The licence is free of charge and has no time limit. It ends if you delete the app, or if you use it in a way this page forbids.

What you may not do

Ordinary use is what you would expect. The following is not allowed:

• copying, selling, renting, sublicensing or redistributing the app or the content of this site;
• reverse-engineering the app or trying to extract its source, except where the law expressly permits it;
• removing or altering our name, our marks or any copyright notice;
• using the app to store or share unlawful content, or to infringe someone else’s rights;
• interfering with the site or the app: probing for vulnerabilities, scraping at scale, or trying to overload the hosting;
• presenting the app as your own, or distributing a modified copy of it.

None of the above overrides rights the law gives you that cannot be signed away — for example the limited right, recognised in many countries, to decompile software in order to achieve interoperability.

Your content and your data

Everything you put into Warry — item names, prices, receipts, photographs, notes — is yours. All of it is written to your own device and never sent to us, so we claim no rights over it and there is nothing we can do with it.

That also means the responsibility is yours. There is no cloud backup, no account to restore from, and no export function today. If you delete the app, or lose or reset the device, the data goes with it and we cannot bring it back. Keep the original of anything that matters: a receipt you will need for a real warranty claim is safest kept in your photo library as well.

You are responsible for what you store: keep it lawful, and only add someone else’s documents if you are entitled to hold them.

Free apps, ads and no subscription

Warry is free to download, with no subscription, no in-app purchase and no paid tier. What pays for it is a single banner ad served through Google AdMob. That is the trade, and we would rather write it down than bury it.

You may not remove, hide or block the ad inside the app, or modify the app in order to do so. Beyond that, the ad asks nothing of you: it carries none of your content, and saying no to Apple’s tracking prompt switches off no feature.

If we ever charge for something, you will see it plainly before you pay, and Apple will handle the payment, not us. We take no payments directly and store no card details.

Intellectual property

The apps, this website, the OZJAM name and logo, the Warry name and icon, the text, the layout and the artwork are ours, or used by us with permission. Nothing in these terms hands any of that over.

You are welcome to link to any page here, to quote a paragraph with credit, and to write about our apps; a review, a comparison or a screenshot in an article are all fine. What is not fine is passing our work off as yours, or using our name in a way that suggests we endorse something.

Apple, App Store, iPhone and iPad are trademarks of Apple Inc. Google and AdMob are trademarks of Google LLC. We use those names only to say what our software runs on and what it uses; we are not affiliated with either company beyond the ordinary developer relationship.

No warranty, and what Warry is not

Our software is provided “as is” and “as available”, without warranties of any kind, express or implied, including any implied warranty of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose or non-infringement. We do not promise that an app will be free of bugs, that it will run on every device or every iOS version, or that it will keep working exactly as it does today.

One point deserves its own paragraph, because Warry is a warranty tracker. Warry records the dates you type in. It does not extend a warranty, does not create one, does not file a claim for you, and has no relationship with any manufacturer, retailer or insurer. The “expiring soon” flag on the dashboard is a note produced from your own data, not a legal notice. Before you rely on a date, check the actual warranty document and the seller’s terms.

The same goes for the figures. Total value, the category distribution and the count of warranties expiring within 30 days are arithmetic on what you entered. If a price or a date is wrong in your list, it will be wrong on the dashboard too.

If you are a consumer, mandatory consumer rights under the law of your own country still stand; this section does not affect them.

Limitation of liability

To the fullest extent the law allows, OZJAM is not liable for indirect or consequential loss, for lost profit or lost opportunity, or for the loss or corruption of data — including data you kept only inside one of our apps.

Put concretely: if a warranty lapses because a date was mistyped, a flag was missed or the app failed to open, that loss is not ours to carry. The app is a convenience; it does not replace your own records.

We do not exclude liability for death or personal injury caused by negligence, for fraud, or for anything else that cannot lawfully be excluded. Apart from those, and as far as the law allows a cap at all, our total liability is limited to the amount you paid us for the app — which, for a free app, is nothing. That is not a trick; it is the honest shape of a free, offline tool built by an independent studio.

Apple and the App Store

Our apps are distributed only through Apple’s App Store, and that transaction is between you and Apple. Alongside this page, Apple’s own terms apply to your download: the Apple Media Services Terms and Conditions, and the standard Licensed Application End User Licence Agreement that applies where a developer supplies no separate one.

This agreement is between you and OZJAM; Apple is not a party to it. Apple has no obligation to provide support or maintenance for our apps — if you need help, write to us. Apple is not responsible for any claim you might have about an app, including product liability, a failure to meet a legal requirement, or a claim under consumer-protection law. Apple and its subsidiaries are third-party beneficiaries of these terms and may enforce them against you.

Refunds, subscriptions tied to your Apple ID and purchase history are Apple’s side of the counter. Warry is free, so there is nothing to refund — and if that ever changes, Apple handles it, not us.

Third-party services and links

Warry contains one third-party SDK: Google AdMob, which serves the banner ad. Google decides what appears in that banner and processes the request under its own policy. We do not pick individual advertisers, and an ad appearing in the app is not a recommendation from us.

This website loads its two typefaces from Google Fonts, which means your browser makes a request to Google’s servers when you open a page. The cookie policy explains that, and the two small entries we keep in your browser.

Links out from this site, or from an ad, lead to places we do not run. We are not responsible for their content or their terms; read theirs when you get there.

Availability and changes to the apps

We may update an app, change how a feature works, or stop publishing it altogether. We may also change or remove parts of this website. None of that needs your agreement, and we cannot promise that any particular feature will exist forever.

The upside of offline software: the copy already installed on your device keeps working even if we stop shipping updates, for as long as your iOS version supports it. Nothing is switched off remotely, because there is no server to switch it off from.

If we ever discontinue an app, we will say so on this site and on its App Store page rather than letting it quietly rot.

Governing law and courts

These terms are governed by the laws of the Republic of Türkiye. If you are acting as a consumer, your right to bring a claim before the consumer arbitration committee or consumer court where you live is untouched; we impose no venue clause that would narrow it.

If you are a consumer, this does not remove the protection of mandatory rules in the country where you live, and it does not stop you from going to the authority your own law provides. In Türkiye, consumer complaints below the statutory threshold go to the consumer arbitration committee rather than to court.

Before any of that, though, please just write to us. Almost everything that has ever gone wrong was settled by an e-mail and a new build.

Changes to these terms

We may revise this page: a new app, a change in how something works, or simply clearer wording. When we do, we move the effective date at the top, and the version you are reading is the one that applies from that date onward.

There is no mailing list to notify, because we do not keep one. If a change is significant, we note it in the App Store release notes of the version it affects, and on this site. Continuing to use the site or the app after a change means you accept the revised terms.

Contact

Questions about these terms, or about anything else on this page, go to support@ozjam.com. One person reads that inbox and answers, usually within a day, in Turkish or English.

If you are stuck using the app, the Warry support page is quicker — it already answers the most common questions. General messages can also go through the contact form.

Who this agreement is with

• Studio: OZJAM — run by an independent developer
• Contact: support@ozjam.com
• Country: Türkiye