Terms and EULA
This page explains PortionMargin's app-use boundary. It is not a custom EULA, legal template, invoice template, or source of jurisdiction-specific terms.
Last updated: June 12, 2026
PortionMargin helps organize bakery order inputs, calculate quote signals, and prepare customer-safe quote output. The baker remains responsible for reviewing assumptions, totals, customer notes, invoices, and quote output before using or sending them.
The app is calculation-focused software. It does not provide tax, accounting, legal, regulated financial, health, safety, business success, or guaranteed-profit advice.
Ingredient costs, labor time, packaging, utilities, delivery, extras, overhead, margin targets, quote validity, and customer notes come from user-entered assumptions and review.
Customer-facing quote text should keep reviewed price, order context, validity, and selected notes visible without exposing internal cost breakdowns, formulas, margin targets, or working notes.
PortionMargin uses Apple's standard End User License Agreement for App Store distribution. No custom PortionMargin EULA is provided for launch.
If PortionMargin supports invoices, quote notes, payment terms, or other customer-facing document text, those fields are user-authored. Users are responsible for adding and reviewing their own invoice notes, payment terms, tax wording, legal text, and customer policies.
PortionMargin does not provide legal templates, jurisdiction-specific clauses, tax language, compliance wording, payment-term recommendations, or invoice terms. The app should not be used as a substitute for professional review.
Purchase, refund, trial, and subscription details must match the App Store listing and any implemented purchase flow. Use the support page or support@portionmargin.com for current app-help categories and data-boundary guidance.
PortionMargin does not currently provide accounts, cloud sync, website forms, website analytics, runtime AI support, or a remote app database. Public-site support and feedback use optional email fallbacks.