14 days, no questions asked.

Anything. It didn’t fit how you work, you thought there’d be more, you found the sources on GitHub and decided to sort them yourself, you bought it at 1am and regret it. All fine, all refunded.

We’d genuinely like to hear what went wrong so we can fix it — but telling us is optional and never a condition of getting your money back.

We don’t claw anything back. The agents stay on your machine, and the underlying files are MIT-licensed open source anyway — see the credits page. Asking you to delete them would be theatre.

Your licence key stops working, so you won’t get future updates or be able to install on a new machine.

Lemon Squeezy, LLC handles our payments and processes the refund to your original payment method. We approve it on our side, usually the same day we read your email; after that it’s your bank’s timing, typically 5–10 business days before it shows on your statement.

You’ll get the full $39 back, including any VAT or sales tax that was added at checkout. There’s no restocking or processing fee.

The no-questions window closes, but we’re not robots about it. If the product genuinely didn’t do what this site said it would, email us and make the case — we’d rather refund a late one than have someone feel cheated over $39.

If you bought as a consumer in the UK or EU, you may have a statutory right to withdraw from a distance purchase. Digital-content rules can vary by country and checkout configuration; this policy does not reduce any mandatory right.

Our policy is written to be at least as generous either way: 14 days, no reason needed, no exception for having downloaded it. Nothing here reduces any right you have under your own country’s consumer law.

Please just email us first. A chargeback costs us a fee on top of the refund and takes months to resolve, and we’ll have refunded you within a day for the asking. We only decline refunds in cases of clear abuse — a shared or resold licence key, per the terms.