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Terms of Service

Last updated: November 11, 2026 · This is the same text that ships inside the RainVoid app. The app and this page are updated together.

These Terms of Service (“Terms”) are an agreement between you and Appleseed Media LLC (“we”, “us”) governing your use of the RainVoid™ application (“the App”). By installing or using the App you accept these Terms. If you do not accept them, do not use the App.

1. WHAT THE APP DOES, AND WHO MAY USE IT

You must be at least 16 years old, and legally allowed to travel where you use the App — whether by vehicle, by bicycle, on foot, by public transport or on a trail — to use it; the App is not directed at children (Privacy Policy section 10). The App has no accounts: anything done on your installation — a shared place, a review, a report, a purchase — counts as done by you. Keep your device secured, and if you let someone else use the App on your phone, you accept what they do with it.

RainVoid plans road routes and estimates where and when rain may intersect them, using public weather radar; short-term rain-motion forecasts (“nowcasts”) — computed by RainVoid’s own proprietary software from that radar in the United States, and supplied by third-party radar services elsewhere; third-party forecast data; and road routing supplied by third-party services. It offers route options, shelter-stop suggestions, departure-timing suggestions, and en-route advisories. All of it is an estimate.

2. SAFETY-CRITICAL WARNING

THE APP IS AN AID, NEVER A GUARANTEE. Weather radar can miss rain entirely, show rain that never reaches the ground, lag many minutes behind reality, or be unavailable in your region. Nowcasts and forecasts are model output and are frequently wrong. Roads, closures, and travel times change without notice. YOU are solely responsible for every decision you make while travelling — including whether to ride at all, which route to take, when to stop, and how to respond to weather. Never rely on the App as your only source of weather or routing information, and never delay seeking shelter because the App shows a dry outlook. NO GUARANTEE OF STAYING DRY: the App cannot promise that you, your passengers, your vehicle or your cargo will stay dry. Radar cannot see every drop, forecasts are estimates, and weather changes faster than any forecast. If you get wet, cold, delayed or otherwise affected by weather while using the App, that is a risk you accept by using it. Lightning and hail heads-ups, where offered, are derived from NOAA MRMS products (lightning density from the National Lightning Detection Network as MRMS distributes it, hail size estimated from radar). The App may route around hail as it does around rain, or offer cover, a dry road or turning back; none of this is a promise that no lightning or hail will be met. When rain or hail appears ahead with no dry road, the App may change your route on its own to the nearest cover or turn you back, announcing it and letting you keep your road. The new road is routed by the same third-party services, is not warranted to be drier, safer, open or faster, and you may decline it; staying on your road, or taking the App’s, is your decision alone. Lightning is announced only; the App never claims a road, a stop or a shelter is safe from lightning or hail. A “wait it out” or “all clear” time is an estimate of when the rain will have passed your route, read from radar at that moment; rain can form, return or slow after it. Watch the sky as you set off. Alerts and reminders are delivered by your phone’s notification system; the system, your settings, battery saving, Do Not Disturb or a lost connection can delay or drop them. Never rely on an alert to keep you, your vehicle or your belongings dry or on time.

2A. HIKING AND TRAILS

Hiking mode shows trails, the weather over them, and a watch that may say “turn back”. Trails come from OpenStreetMap contributors and public agency data; they may be wrong, closed, unmaintained or dangerous, and their altitudes are estimates. Weather in mountains changes faster than any forecast and radar may not reach into terrain. The watch depends on your phone’s GPS, signal and battery, all of which fail on trails; a “turn back” is advice from a model, not a judgment of your situation, and no advice means nothing about your safety. You alone decide whether to start, continue or turn back. You are responsible for confirming the suitability of any hike, including whether the land is open to the public, before you go. Carry a map, water and warm layers, tell someone your route and your return time, and never let the App be your only source of information. The App is not a guide, a ranger, a rescue service or an emergency service.

The SOS button only opens your phone’s own dialer and prepares a message with your last known position. It does not place a call, send a message or alert anyone by itself; it cannot work without a phone signal; and RainVoid does not receive, monitor or respond to it. Calling for help, and whether help can reach you, depend on your phone, your carrier and the services where you are.

2B. WALKING AND TRANSIT

Bus and train times, routes and live positions come from the transit agencies and may be wrong, late, cancelled or absent; a missed ride, a closed stop or a walk the App proposed at any hour is a risk you accept. Shelters, covered stops and places to wait come from public maps and other riders and may be closed, moved or gone. Where you walk, when, and whether an area is safe for you is your decision.

3. DO NOT OPERATE WHILE MOVING

Do not look at, touch, or otherwise interact with the App while your vehicle is in motion. Pull over safely and completely before planning, reading, or adjusting anything. Glancing at a phone while riding or driving can be fatal and may be illegal where you are. Voice announcements exist so the screen can stay untouched; they are a convenience, not an invitation to use the screen.

4. NO WARRANTY

THE APP IS PROVIDED “AS IS” AND “AS AVAILABLE”, WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, ACCURACY, RELIABILITY, AVAILABILITY, OR NON-INFRINGEMENT. We do not warrant that the App will be uninterrupted, timely, error-free, or that weather information will be accurate or complete.

5. LIMITATION OF LIABILITY

TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW, APPLESEED MEDIA LLC AND ITS MEMBERS, MANAGERS, OWNERS, OFFICERS, EMPLOYEES, CONTRACTORS, LICENSORS AND SUPPLIERS (TOGETHER, THE “RELEASED PARTIES”) SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR ANY INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, CONSEQUENTIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR PUNITIVE DAMAGES, NOR FOR ANY PERSONAL INJURY, DEATH, PROPERTY DAMAGE, LOST PROFITS, OR LOST DATA, ARISING FROM OR RELATED TO YOUR USE OF (OR INABILITY TO USE) THE APP — INCLUDING DECISIONS MADE IN RELIANCE ON WEATHER OR ROUTING INFORMATION, GETTING WET, RADAR GAPS OR LATENCY, LACK OF RADAR COVERAGE WHERE YOU ARE, THIRD-PARTY SERVICE CHANGES OR OUTAGES, OR LOSS OF ACCESS TO THE APP — EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES. WHERE LIABILITY CANNOT BE EXCLUDED, OUR TOTAL AGGREGATE LIABILITY IS LIMITED TO THE AMOUNT YOU PAID US FOR THE APP IN THE TWELVE MONTHS BEFORE THE CLAIM (WHICH, WHILE THE APP IS FREE OF CHARGE, IS ZERO) OR THE MINIMUM AMOUNT REQUIRED BY LAW. Some jurisdictions do not allow certain exclusions; parts of this section may not apply to you.

5A. ASSUMPTION OF RISK AND RELEASE

Travelling by motorcycle or any other vehicle, by bicycle, on foot, by public transport or on a trail, in or near weather, is inherently dangerous. You use the App at your own risk, and you alone decide whether, where and when to travel. To the maximum extent permitted by law, you release and discharge the Released Parties from every claim, demand, loss and liability of any kind, known or unknown, arising out of or connected with your use of or reliance on the App — including getting wet, hypothermia or other exposure to weather, crashes, injury, death, damage to your vehicle, cargo or belongings, delays, missed appointments, fines, and any decision you or a passenger made with the App open or in mind. Appleseed Media LLC and its members and owners are not your weather service, your navigator or your insurer.

6. YOUR RESPONSIBILITIES

You agree to: (a) obey all traffic laws and never operate the App while moving; (b) use your own judgment about weather and road conditions; (c) keep your device mounted, charged, and secured in a way that does not interfere with vehicle control; (d) not rely on the App for emergency situations — it is not an emergency service.

7. ACCEPTABLE USE

You may not: (a) copy, modify, reverse-engineer, or redistribute the App except where the law expressly permits; (b) use the App to build a competing dataset, to bulk-harvest data from the services it connects to, or to copy, redistribute or publish the transit schedules and live times it shows (they are licensed to us for display in the App); (b2) copy, imitate or adapt the App’s design, screens, wording, graphics, sounds, tutorial, the arrangement of its surfaces or its distinctive look and feel — above all its plan page — to build, market or improve a competing product or service; (c) circumvent technical limits, quotas, or attribution; (d) use the App in any unlawful way.

8. THIRD-PARTY SERVICES AND DATA

The App displays and depends on data and services from third parties, including Mapbox (maps, routing, navigation), NOAA (United States public-domain weather radar data — MRMS — which we process into RainVoid’s radar and nowcast layers; no NOAA endorsement is implied), the U.S. National Weather Service (NOAA; public-domain forecast data, no endorsement implied), Lyft Bikes and Scooters, LLC (live shared-ride availability in bike mode, under its Data License Agreement; no affiliation or endorsement), Bolt Technology OÜ (live shared-scooter availability in bike mode for Washington DC and Austin, under its GBFS Data Licence; no affiliation or endorsement), Bike Share Pittsburgh, Inc. (Pogoh — live shared-bike availability in bike mode for Pittsburgh, data © Pogoh under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International licence, creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0; no affiliation or endorsement), the City of Portland, Portland Bureau of Transportation (BIKETOWN — live shared e-bike availability in bike mode for Portland, used with the City’s written permission; no affiliation or endorsement), GREENbike (live shared-bike availability in bike mode for Salt Lake City, used with the operator’s permission; no affiliation or endorsement), the transit agencies whose public schedules and live trip updates our server reads in walking mode — MassDOT/MBTA, the MTA (data obtained from the MTA and redistributed through our server; the MTA does not license or endorse the App, and its times may lag the MTA’s own by more than a minute), the Chicago Transit Authority (CTA — its published schedule and its live arrivals; data provided by CTA), WMATA, 511 SF Bay (the Metropolitan Transportation Commission and the Bay Area agencies), LA Metro (Los Angeles bus and rail — data provided by LA Metro; its live trip updates reach our server through Swiftly, Inc.), Metrolink (Southern California), TriMet (Portland), WeGo Public Transit (Nashville), IndyGo (Indianapolis — data provided by IndyGo; its live trip updates reach our server through Swiftly, Inc.), San Diego MTS (schedule and real-time data from San Diego MTS), Houston METRO (Houston — Data is provided by permission of The Metropolitan Transit Authority of Harris County, Texas. Route and arrival data provided by permission of METRO.), VIA Metropolitan Transit (San Antonio — data provided by VIA Metropolitan Transit; its live trip updates reach our server through Swiftly, Inc.), Pittsburgh Regional Transit (its schedule and live times under PRT’s developer licence; PRT’s notice is on the About page), the Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority (data provided by GCRTA), Trinity Metro (Fort Worth — its published schedule), the Utah Transit Authority (route and departure data provided by permission of UTA), Valley Metro (Phoenix — route and arrival data provided by permission of Valley Metro), RTD (Denver), SacRT (Sacramento), SEPTA (Philadelphia), King County Metro (Seattle — transit scheduling, geographic, and real-time data provided by permission of King County), Sound Transit (Seattle — transit data provided as is by Sound Transit), Metro Transit – St. Louis (Bi-State Development), CapMetro (Austin), Cincinnati Metro (SORTA), COTA (Columbus — its live trip updates come through Swiftly, Inc.), MCTS (Milwaukee — this App is not sponsored or operated by Milwaukee Transport Services or MCTS, and its times carry the schedule’s as-of and valid-through dates), DDOT (Detroit — its published schedule, public domain), RideKC (the Kansas City Area Transportation Authority — its published schedule), CTtransit (Connecticut — its schedule and live trip updates, under the CTtransit License Agreement; no affiliation or endorsement) GoRaleigh, GoDurham, GoTriangle, Chapel Hill Transit and GoCary (Raleigh-Durham, North Carolina — their schedules and live trip updates, under the Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 License, creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0; no affiliation or endorsement) Madison Metro Transit (Madison, Wisconsin — its schedule and live trip updates, under the City of Madison’s Developer License Agreement; no affiliation or endorsement) NFTA-Metro (Buffalo, New York — the Niagara Frontier Transportation Authority’s bus and Metro Rail schedules, under the NFTA GTFS License Agreement; no affiliation or endorsement) CDTA (Albany, Schenectady and Troy, New York — the Capital District Transportation Authority’s schedule and live trip updates, under the CDTA Developer License Agreement; no affiliation or endorsement) Valley Regional Transit (Boise, Idaho — its published schedule, under the Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 License, creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0; no affiliation or endorsement), C-TRAN (Vancouver, Washington — its published schedule, under the C-TRAN GTFS Data License Agreement; reproduced with permission granted by C-TRAN; no affiliation or endorsement), the Greater Boston regional transit authorities MWRTA (MetroWest Regional Transit Authority), LRTA (Lowell Regional Transit Authority), MeVa Transit (Merrimack Valley Regional Transit Authority), BAT (Brockton Area Transit Authority) and CATA (Cape Ann Transportation Authority) (Massachusetts — their published schedules from the MassDOT Developers Page, under the MassDOT Developers License Agreement, MassDOT acknowledged as the provider of the data; no affiliation or endorsement) and SRTA (New Bedford and Fall River, Massachusetts — the Southeastern Regional Transit Authority’s published schedule from the MassDOT Developers Page, under the MassDOT Developers License Agreement, MassDOT acknowledged as the provider of the data; no affiliation or endorsement), RTC Washoe (Reno and Sparks, Nevada — the Regional Transportation Commission of Washoe County’s RTC RIDE schedule and live trip updates, used with the RTC’s written permission; no affiliation or endorsement) PVTA (Springfield, Massachusetts — the Pioneer Valley Transit Authority’s published schedule, under PVTA’s Real-time Usage Agreement and the MassDOT Developers License Agreement; no affiliation or endorsement), TheRide (Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti, Michigan — the Ann Arbor Area Transportation Authority’s published schedule, under the AAATA/TheRide Data Terms of Use; no affiliation or endorsement), Santa Cruz METRO (Santa Cruz County, California — the Santa Cruz Metropolitan Transit District’s schedule and real-time data, under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License and the SCMTD Developer License Agreement; no affiliation or endorsement), Big Blue Bus (Santa Monica, California — the City of Santa Monica’s Big Blue Bus schedule and real-time data, under the Open Data Commons Attribution License v1.0 and the City’s Terms and Conditions of Use; no affiliation or endorsement), San Joaquin RTD (Stockton, California — route, schedule and real-time data provided by permission of San Joaquin RTD, under its Terms of Use; no affiliation or endorsement), CARTA (Chattanooga, Tennessee — the Chattanooga Area Regional Transportation Authority’s schedule data, published in the public domain; no affiliation or endorsement), Fairfax Connector (Fairfax County, Virginia — Fairfax County’s schedule and real-time data, under its license to use transportation data; more at fairfaxconnector.com; no affiliation or endorsement), Cherriots (Salem, Oregon — the Salem Area Mass Transit District’s schedule data, under its Data Licensing Agreement; no affiliation or endorsement), PATCO (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and Camden County, New Jersey — the Port Authority Transit Corporation’s schedule data, used with its written permission; no affiliation or endorsement), Greater Portland METRO (Portland, Maine — the Greater Portland Transit District’s schedule and real-time data, used with its written permission; no affiliation or endorsement), DCTA (Denton County, Texas — the Denton County Transportation Authority’s schedule data, under its Open Data License Agreement; no affiliation or endorsement), Transfort (Fort Collins, Colorado — the City of Fort Collins/Transfort Transit System’s schedule data, under its GTFS License Agreement and Terms of Use; no affiliation or endorsement), Pierce Transit (Tacoma and Pierce County, Washington — Pierce Transit’s schedule and real-time data, used with its approval of our access through Swiftly; no affiliation or endorsement) and Miami-Dade Transit (Miami, Florida — Miami-Dade County’s schedule and real-time data, used with its approval of our access through Swiftly; no affiliation or endorsement) — under their data agreements. Some agencies answer only to servers in the United States, so a second server of ours there (a relay) fetches their feeds for our main server; nothing about you passes through it — it carries only the agencies’ public schedules and live times, with no affiliation or endorsement, and Uber and Lyft (opened by your own tap from the Call a ride row with your destination; their terms govern the ride; no affiliation or endorsement), OpenStreetMap contributors (map and place data), Foursquare (place ratings), GBIF.org and its publishers (species records around a trail, display-only ambience, under their open licences), and Google (place search). Their data is theirs, is provided under their own terms and licenses, and may change or become unavailable at any time. Attribution shown in the App must not be removed. We are not responsible for third-party services. Weather radar is available only in the regions listed on the App’s coverage page; elsewhere the App provides routing and stop suggestions without radar and says so on screen — it makes no rain prediction there.

8A. COVERAGE, FEES AND NO REFUNDS

Live radar and RainVoid Futurecast are available only in the regions listed on the App’s coverage page and on its store listing (today, the United States); everywhere else the App routes and finds stops without radar and says so on screen. It is your responsibility to check coverage for the places you ride BEFORE you install the App or pay for anything. Where the App or any feature is offered for a fee — including a subscription that begins with a free trial — every payment is final and non-refundable, including when radar coverage is unavailable where you live or travel, when the weather does what the App did not predict, when a third-party service changes or stops, or when you stop using the App. A refund is given only where applicable law requires one or under the app store’s own refund policy: purchases are processed by the app store (Google Play), never by us, and any refund request goes to the store, which decides under its policy. Where a subscription is offered, its price, trial length and renewal terms are shown in the store’s purchase flow before you agree; it renews automatically at the end of each term at the price you signed up at — your price stays what you pay today for as long as your subscription continues without a break, and a price change for new subscribers never raises it — unless you cancel it in the store before the renewal; cancelling stops future charges and does not refund the current term, and you keep the App until the end of the term you paid for; the store shows any taxes; we may change prices for new subscriptions with notice through the store, and an existing subscription keeps its price. The App is sold as a yearly plan that starts with a free trial and a monthly plan without one, both renewing automatically until cancelled; the prices in your currency are shown in Google Play before you agree. We never see your payment card details. Service discount. We offer a lower price to military members, veterans, firefighters and EMS personnel who apply at rainvoid.app/service and state that they are eligible. The discount rests on that statement — we do not verify identity or service — and if the statement is untrue we may revoke it for future terms. The discount is a separate Google Play plan at the lower price; Google Play’s own terms govern the purchase, and the price-lock sentence above applies to it. The service discount and every code rest on a true statement. A false statement made to obtain a discount or a code — including a false claim of military, veteran, firefighter or emergency-service status — is fraud: the discount or code ends at once, the standard price for every period it discounted becomes due, the installation may be barred from the App, and we may refer the matter to the authorities, including under laws that punish false claims of military service made to obtain a benefit.

8B. CODES, GIFTS AND PROMOTIONS

From time to time we issue codes that unlock an offer on a RainVoid Pro plan (for example a first year at a reduced price, or a first month free) or a year of RainVoid Pro paid for by someone else (a gift). A code works once, on one installation, and expires 14 days after it is issued; it has no cash value, cannot be combined with another code or offer, and may be revoked if it was obtained or used in breach of these Terms. An offer unlocked by a code is a Google Play offer: Google Play sets the price, the billing, the one-per-account rule and the renewal at the standard price shown before you confirm, and you cancel in Google Play at any time. A gift of a year is a RainVoid entitlement, not a Google Play subscription: nothing is charged to the recipient, it ends on the date shown in Settings, and before it ends the App offers the standard plans. On a new phone, enter your code again: the year moves there and stops working on the old phone. A code moves at most twice; after that, write to support@rainvoid.app with the Google Play order number. A gift is bought through Google Play as a one-time purchase and, once the code has been issued to the buyer, is not refundable except as Google Play’s own policy requires; a code the buyer loses can be re-issued by writing to support@rainvoid.app with the Google Play order number. We may end a promotion for new codes at any time without affecting a code already redeemed.

9. RIDER REPORTS, REVIEWS AND COMMUNITY PLACES

Where the App lets you report rain or review stops, you agree your reports are honest and based on direct observation. Rain reports and reviews influence advice shown to you and are stored on your device; each star you tap on a stop also posts that review to our server for all riders, anonymously (Privacy Policy, section 4), under the same grant and rules as Community Places below, unless you keep it private or remove it, and we may remove any review at any time.

If you turn sharing on, places and covered stops you add (“Community Places”) are published to all riders. For every Community Place you submit, you: (a) confirm it is a real place that the public may use — never private property, a private driveway or garage, or anyone’s home; (b) confirm its name and details are accurate and contain no personal information about anyone; (c) grant Appleseed Media LLC a perpetual, worldwide, royalty-free licence to store, display, adapt and distribute the submission in the App and related services, and to remove it at any time for any reason. Community Places are UNVERIFIED submissions from other riders: a place may not exist, may be closed, inaccessible, or unsafe. Use them at your own risk, obey signs, laws and property rights, and never trespass. You can report a Community Place from its card; we act on reports and may remove content or bar contributors without notice. A property owner or business that wants a place removed can write to support@rainvoid.app. The App also shows stops and cover drawn from OpenStreetMap (fuel stations, cafés, restaurants, convenience stores, shelters and canopies), served from our own server as a separate table under the Open Database License (© OpenStreetMap contributors); they are not Community Places, and they may be wrong, closed or gone.

10. INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY

RainVoid™, RainVoid Futurecast™, the RainVoid logo and mark, and the App itself — its software, design, text, graphics, data compilations and documentation — are the intellectual property of Appleseed Media LLC, protected as trademarks and as copyrighted works under the laws of the United States and other countries. The ™ symbol marks our trademark rights whether or not a registration has issued. The App’s distinctive look and feel is RainVoid’s trade dress, protected under the Lanham Act and state unfair-competition law: first its plan page — the route picture with the rain painted along the road and the way around it drawn, the copilot’s words above the choices, and the Ride, Ride + shelter, Wait it out and Best call rows with their minutes — and with it the ways page, the guidance screens, the compass instrument and its legend, the colour scheme, the tutorial and the marketing voice. Its text, graphics, sounds and code are copyrighted works. Copying or imitating any of this, in whole or in a recognisable part, to build or market a competing product is infringement we will pursue. These Terms give you a personal, non-exclusive, non-transferable, revocable license to use the App on your own devices for its intended purpose. You may not copy, modify, distribute, sell, rent, sublicense, reverse-engineer, decompile, scrape or create derivative works from the App or any part of it, and you may not use our names, marks or logo in any product, service, domain name or marketing without our prior written permission. Appleseed Media LLC reserves all rights not expressly granted, including the right to seek injunctive relief and monetary damages for infringement under the Lanham Act, the Copyright Act and other applicable law. Data supplied by third parties remains theirs, as section 8 says. Anyone who infringes our copyrights or trademarks, or helps another to, is liable to us for the statutory and actual damages, the infringer’s profits, the costs and the attorney’s fees those laws provide, and for the reasonable value of the time our principals spend on the matter; we may seek an injunction without posting a bond where the law allows.

11. CHANGES AND TERMINATION

We may update, change, or discontinue the App or any feature at any time without notice. We may update these Terms; the current version is always available inside the App, with its “last updated” date. Continuing to use the App after a change means you accept the updated Terms. You may stop using the App at any time; uninstalling it removes its local data.

12. INDEMNIFICATION

To the maximum extent permitted by law, you agree to defend, indemnify and hold harmless Appleseed Media LLC and its members, managers, owners, officers, employees, contractors, licensors and suppliers from and against all claims, demands, liabilities, damages, losses, costs and expenses (including reasonable legal fees) arising out of or related to: your use of or reliance on the App; any injury, death, property damage, loss or delay suffered by you, a passenger or any third party in connection with your travel or your use of the App; your violation of these Terms or of any law or regulation; your violation of any third-party right; and any content or place you submit. This obligation survives your ending use of the App and any termination of these Terms.

13. SEVERABILITY AND ENTIRE AGREEMENT

If any part of these Terms is found unenforceable, the rest remains in effect. These Terms plus the Privacy Policy are the entire agreement between you and us regarding the App.

13A. FEES AND CLAIMS BROUGHT IN BAD FAITH

Anyone who brings a claim, a complaint to a platform or an authority, a public accusation or a review against us, our members or our owners that is false, or made without a reasonable basis in fact or law, is liable for every cost it causes us: our attorney’s fees and costs, the reasonable value of the time our principals spend answering it, and the losses it causes, in addition to any sanction a court imposes.

14. GOVERNING LAW

These Terms are governed by the laws of the State of South Dakota, United States, without regard to its conflict-of-law rules, and any dispute that the law allows to be heard in a chosen court will be heard in the state or federal courts located in South Dakota, except where the mandatory consumer-protection law of your country or state of residence gives you the right to a different law or court, in which case that right applies.

15. CONSUMER RIGHTS NOTICE

Nothing in these Terms limits rights you have under mandatory consumer law where you live, including in the European Economic Area, the United Kingdom, Canada and Taiwan. Where the App is provided free of charge it is not a purchase, and statutory withdrawal periods for paid digital content do not apply. Where you pay for a feature, consumers in some places (including the European Economic Area and the United Kingdom) have a right to withdraw within 14 days of buying digital content unless they asked for immediate delivery and acknowledged that the right is then lost — the app store’s purchase flow records that acknowledgement, and otherwise section 8A applies. Where the law of your country grants you rights that conflict with sections 4, 5, 5A, 8A or 12, those rights prevail to the extent required.

16. CONTACT

Questions about these Terms can be sent to support@rainvoid.app.