Developer Terms

Who these terms are with

These terms are between Crawlog LLC ("Storeware", "we") and the organisation that builds apps on Storeware ("you"). They apply alongside the Terms of Service and the Acceptable Use Policy, and where they differ on building, publishing or selling an app, these terms apply.

You accept them for your organisation when somebody with authority to do so presses accept in the developer area. Publishing an app is not possible until they are accepted.

What an app may do with a shop’s data

An app reaches only what a merchant approved for it, and only for as long as it stays installed. Use what it reaches to do what your listing says the app does, for that merchant, and for nothing else.

Do not sell, rent or share a merchant’s data or their customers’ data, and do not combine one merchant’s data with another’s for any purpose of yours.

When a merchant uninstalls your app, or Storeware tells you a customer asked to be erased, delete what you hold about them within thirty days, unless the law requires you to keep it.

Keep what you hold secure, and tell us at hi@storeware.ai within seventy two hours of learning that any of it was reached by somebody who should not have reached it.

Your app and your listing

Your listing must describe what your app does, what it costs and what it reaches, accurately. It must name a privacy policy and a way for merchants to reach you, and you must answer them.

Storeware reviews listings and releases that reach further than the one before, and may decline, hide or remove an app that breaks these terms, misleads merchants, or puts a shop or its customers at risk. Where we can, we tell you why first and give you time to fix it.

Storeware may suspend an app at once where waiting would put a shop or its customers at risk. A suspended app stops receiving data and its tokens stop working until it is reinstated.

Selling an app

When a merchant pays for your app, they pay Storeware, on their Storeware bill. Storeware is the seller, collects the payment, and pays you what it earned.

Storeware takes no share of app sales, ever. There is no threshold and no limit: this holds for your first sale and for every sale after it. What reaches you is the amount the merchant paid less tax and less what the payment provider charged to collect it and to pay it out, passed on at cost with nothing added.

Earnings become payable thirty days after the merchant’s payment, so that a refund or a dispute can be settled first. They are paid monthly through Storeware’s payment provider once you have completed its checks, to a bank account where the provider can pay one in your country, and otherwise to a USDC wallet you name. A payout waits until it reaches the minimum shown in the developer area. A refund or a lost dispute on a payment is deducted from what you are owed.

You are responsible for any tax on what you are paid.

Ending

You may stop offering an app at any time by closing it to new installs. Shops that have it keep it until they remove it or you end it with at least thirty days’ notice to them.

Either of us may end these terms with thirty days’ notice, or at once for a serious breach. What you owe merchants and their customers about their data survives the end.

Changes, and the law that applies

We will tell you of a change to these terms by email to your contact address at least thirty days before it takes effect, except where the law requires it sooner. No change will give Storeware a share of app sales.

These terms are governed by the laws of the State of Wyoming, United States, without regard to its conflict of laws rules. Questions about them go to hi@storeware.ai.