Article 1 (Purpose)
These Terms of Service establish the rights, obligations, responsibilities, and other necessary matters between Pearrolls (the “Company”) and users in connection with the use of applications, websites, software, and related services developed, operated, and provided by the Company.
Article 2 (Definitions)
The terms used in these Terms have the following meanings.
- “Services” means all mobile, desktop, and web applications, websites, software, content, online features, and related features provided by the Company.
- “Individual Service” means an individual application, website, or software program independently provided as part of the Services under its own name, features, or purpose of use.
- “User” means an individual, corporation, or organization that downloads, installs, accesses, or uses the Services under these Terms.
- “Account” means a user profile created in certain Services to identify a User and manage service usage history, settings, content, or access rights.
- “User Content” means text, schedules, tasks, goals, notes, journals, audio, images, video, files, and other materials that a User enters, writes, creates, captures, records, uploads, stores, transmits, imports, exports, or shares through the Services.
- “Paid Services” means paid applications, one-time purchases, in-app purchases, ad removal, premium features, subscriptions, and other services, features, or access rights provided by the Company for a fee.
- “Third-Party Services” means services or systems of external businesses that are integrated into the provision of the Services or selected by a User, including app marketplaces, operating system providers, authentication, payment, advertising, analytics, notifications, cloud, storage, sharing, customer support, and similar services.
- “Individual Terms and Policies” means separate terms of service, operating policies, paid product terms, content policies, help materials, notices, and terms of use displayed within a service that apply to an Individual Service.
Article 3 (Scope and Priority of Terms)
- Unless otherwise stated, these Terms apply commonly to all Services provided by the Company.
- The Company may post or link these Terms on the Company website, within an Individual Service, on an app marketplace product page, or on a comparable screen so that Users can review them.
- Where separate rules are needed due to the nature of an Individual Service, the Company may establish Individual Terms and Policies.
- If these Terms conflict with Individual Terms and Policies, the Individual Terms and Policies prevail with respect to the relevant Individual Service. However, mandatory provisions of applicable law or a separate agreement between the User and the Company prevail where applicable.
- The privacy policy applicable to the relevant Service prevails with respect to the processing of personal information.
- When a User uses the Services through an app marketplace or Third-Party Service, the terms and policies of that app marketplace or Third-Party Service may also apply.
Article 4 (Acceptance of Terms and User Eligibility)
- To the extent permitted by law, a User is deemed to have agreed to these Terms by completing an acceptance process within a Service or by downloading, installing, accessing, or using a Service after these Terms have been made available.
- A User who does not agree to these Terms must not use the Services and, if already installed, may stop using and delete them.
- If a User is a minor under applicable law or requires the consent of a legal representative, the User must use the Services only after obtaining that consent.
- A User who uses the Services on behalf of a corporation or organization represents that the User has lawful authority to bind that corporation or organization to these Terms.
- Users must use the Services in compliance with the laws and regulations of the country or region applicable to them.
Article 5 (Service Content and Changes)
- The Company provides the features and content displayed within each Individual Service, on its app marketplace product page, on the Company website, or in help materials.
- Specific features, delivery methods, availability, supported devices, operating systems, languages, countries, or regions may vary by Individual Service.
- The Company may modify, add, or limit all or part of the Services, or change how they are provided, due to technical needs, feature improvements, changes in laws or policies, security needs, changes to or termination of Third-Party Services, or operational needs.
- The Company will provide notice under Article 22 of changes that materially affect Users’ rights or obligations.
- The Company may require updates to support reliable and secure operation, and certain features may function properly only in the latest version.
- Features offered as trials, betas, or previews may be less stable than production features, and the Company may change or discontinue them.
Article 6 (Accounts and Use Without an Account)
- An Individual Service may be available without an Account or may require Account creation or login to use some or all features.
- A User must provide accurate, current information when creating an Account and must not misappropriate another person’s information or use false information.
- Users must securely manage their Account credentials and means of access and may be responsible for issues arising from disclosure of credentials caused intentionally or negligently by them.
- A User must notify the Company without delay if an Account has been used without authorization or a security breach is suspected.
- If login through a third-party account is offered, that third party’s terms and policies may also apply, and use of the Services may be restricted depending on the status of that account.
- A User may request Account deletion or termination of Service use through the method provided by the Individual Service.
- Upon Account deletion or termination of Service use, User Content and related information may be deleted or retained for a period according to the Individual Service’s features, privacy policy, statutory retention obligations, and technical backup cycles.
Article 7 (License to Use the Services)
- Subject to these Terms and the Individual Terms and Policies, the Company grants the User a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable, revocable license to use the Services on devices the User owns or lawfully controls, solely for personal purposes or ordinary internal business purposes.
- These Terms grant limited permission to use the Services and do not transfer ownership of the Services or software to the User.
- Except where expressly permitted by applicable law or an applicable open-source license, a User may not copy, distribute, transmit, display, publicly communicate, rent, sell, resell, sublicense, reverse engineer, decompile, disassemble, modify, or create derivative works from all or any part of the Services.
- Open-source software included in the Services is separately governed by its applicable open-source license, which prevails to the extent of any conflict with these Terms.
Article 8 (User Content)
- Ownership of and rights in User Content remain, in principle, with the relevant User or lawful rights holder.
- A User represents that the User holds the rights and authority necessary for User Content processed through the Services and that such content does not violate law or third-party rights.
- When a User uploads or transmits User Content to servers operated or managed by the Company, the User grants the Company a non-exclusive, royalty-free license to process that content as needed to provide the Services, store, synchronize, back up, transmit, convert formats, handle errors, and maintain security.
- The license in paragraph 3 is limited to providing the Services, and the Company will not use User Content beyond that purpose without a separate legal basis or the User’s consent.
- If a User deletes User Content or the Account, the license in paragraph 3 ends after a reasonable processing period. However, content may remain for a period due to statutory retention obligations, dispute response, security records, or technical backup cycles.
- The Company does not claim ownership of User Content.
- If the Company reasonably determines that User Content violates law, these Terms, the Individual Terms and Policies, or third-party rights, it may restrict or remove the display, sharing, or accessibility of that content. Unless urgent circumstances apply, the Company will explain the reason to the extent practicable.
- After a User shares or exports User Content to an external recipient or Third-Party Service, its use, copying, distribution, modification, or retention is governed by the relationship between the User and that recipient or Third-Party Service.
Article 9 (Storage, Synchronization, and Backup)
- Depending on the Individual Service, User Content and Service settings may be stored on the User’s device, on servers managed by the Company, or in a Third-Party Service selected by the User.
- Storage location, synchronization, retention period, deletion method, and data transfer method are governed by the features and privacy policy of the Individual Service.
- For Services using local storage, User Content may be deleted or become unrecoverable due to app deletion, device replacement, operating system reset, storage corruption, deletion of app data, or User error.
- Even when a Service uses Company servers or third-party storage, the possibility of delayed, corrupted, or lost data due to network failure, account restrictions, insufficient storage, policy changes, synchronization conflicts, service termination, or other technical causes cannot be completely eliminated.
- Even if the Company provides backup, synchronization, or recovery features, it does not guarantee permanent retention, complete recovery, or lossless transfer of User Content between devices.
- Users are responsible for regularly backing up important User Content through an export feature offered by the Individual Service or another method.
- Unless otherwise stated, Users bear communication charges, data charges, storage fees, and Third-Party Service fees required to use the Services.
Article 10 (Device Permissions and Third-Party Services)
- The Company may request microphone, camera, photo, file, notification, calendar, contact, location, Bluetooth, or other device permissions to the extent needed to provide features of an Individual Service.
- If a User does not grant a required permission or revokes it in operating system settings, some or all Service features may be restricted.
- The Services may integrate with Third-Party Services for authentication, payments, advertising, analytics, notifications, cloud storage, file sharing, maps, distribution, customer support, or similar purposes.
- When a User uses a Third-Party Service, that third party’s terms, privacy policy, and policies may additionally apply.
- The availability, accuracy, security, features, policy changes, or failures of a Third-Party Service may be beyond the Company’s direct control. This does not apply where the Company acted intentionally or negligently or is liable under applicable law.
- User Content may be transmitted to a Third-Party Service based on the User’s choice or settings or the features of an Individual Service. Specific processing practices are governed by the privacy policy and on-screen notices of the relevant Service.
Article 11 (Paid Services, Payments, Subscriptions, and Refunds)
- The Company may offer Paid Services through paid applications, one-time purchases, in-app purchases, subscriptions, or other methods.
- The name, price, payment currency, scope, term, automatic renewal status, free trial, cancellation terms, and other transaction terms of a Paid Service are as displayed within the Individual Service, on the app marketplace product page, or on the payment screen.
- Payments may be processed by the Company or a third party such as an app marketplace or payment provider, and the terms and policies of that payment method and provider may also apply.
- If a subscription automatically renews, it may renew for the next billing cycle unless the User cancels renewal through the applicable app marketplace or payment provider Account settings.
- Even if a User cancels subscription renewal, the User may use the benefits until the end of the already-paid term. Unless otherwise stated, renewal stops beginning with the next billing cycle.
- If the Company changes a subscription price, the new price may apply from a later billing cycle in accordance with law, app marketplace policies, and prior notice.
- Applicable law takes priority regarding withdrawal from a purchase, refunds, payment cancellation, payment errors, and repayment, and the procedures and policies of the app marketplace or payment provider that processed the payment may also apply.
- Once delivery of digital content or a digital service has begun, the right to withdraw may be restricted to the extent prescribed by law. Where such a restriction applies, the Company will provide notices and take measures required by law.
- Purchase restoration availability may vary based on the same app marketplace Account, platform, product type, distribution status, and technical conditions.
- If fraudulent payment, payment rejection, refund or chargeback, violation of these Terms, or violation of app marketplace policy is confirmed, the Company may withhold, restrict, or suspend Paid Services to the extent permitted by law.
- If the Company terminates a Paid Service or materially reduces a core feature purchased by a User, it will provide the remaining term, an alternative, a refund, or a comparable necessary remedy under applicable law and the individual transaction terms.
Article 12 (Advertising and Promotions)
- Some Services may display advertising, affiliate information, or promotions provided by the Company or a third party.
- The presence and method of advertising or promotions may vary by Individual Service, and ads may be removed through a paid purchase or separate product.
- Transactions for third-party advertising or products and services on external sites occur between the User and that third party. This does not apply where the Company acted intentionally or negligently or is liable under applicable law.
- Personal information processing related to advertising or promotions is governed by the privacy policy of the relevant Service.
Article 13 (User Obligations and Prohibited Conduct)
Users must not engage in any of the following conduct.
- Violating applicable law, these Terms, or the Individual Terms and Policies
- Infringing another person’s personal information, privacy, portrait rights, voice rights, personality rights, copyright, trademark, trade secrets, or other rights
- Creating, storing, transmitting, posting, or sharing illegal or harmful content
- Impersonating another person or using an Account or the Services with false information
- Selling, reselling, renting, transferring, sublicensing, or improperly commercializing the Services or access rights without authorization
- Circumventing, disabling, altering, or evading Service security features, ad display, payment structures, access restrictions, or technical protection measures
- Attempting to reverse engineer, decompile, disassemble, or extract source code beyond the scope expressly permitted by applicable law
- Accessing the Services or collecting data through bots, crawlers, scrapers, automated scripts, or other automated means without the Company’s prior permission
- Disrupting the Services or Third-Party Services through malware, viruses, vulnerability attacks, or other harmful technology
- Interfering with or placing an excessive load on the systems, networks, servers, storage, or ordinary operations of the Company or a third party
- Using the Company’s trade name, trademarks, logos, designs, or Service screens without authorization in a manner likely to create a mistaken impression of affiliation, sponsorship, or approval by the Company
- Using the Services in a manner that may harm the life, physical well-being, property, or safety of the User or another person
- Otherwise causing unjust harm to the Company or a third party or acting contrary to public order and morals
Article 14 (Safe Use of the Services and Verification of Results)
- Users must take care not to endanger themselves or others by operating the Services while driving, operating machinery, responding to an emergency, working in situations requiring industrial safety precautions, or in similar circumstances.
- Unless an Individual Service expressly states otherwise, the Services are tools for general convenience, productivity, or information and do not replace medical, legal, tax, accounting, investment, safety, or other professional advice.
- If a Service provides automated or artificial intelligence-based classification, summaries, recommendations, predictions, or generated output, that output may contain errors, omissions, or inaccuracies. Users must independently verify its accuracy and suitability before an important decision or action.
- If a User uses Service output as legal evidence, a record subject to statutory retention, for emergency response, life or safety management, or another material purpose, the User must arrange separate verification and appropriate alternatives.
Article 15 (Suspension and Termination of the Services)
- The Company may temporarily suspend all or part of the Services for any of the following reasons.
- Inspection, maintenance, updates, or equipment replacement is required
- A security risk, hacking attempt, malicious activity, or system failure occurs
- A device, operating system, network, or Third-Party Service fails, changes, or terminates
- A law, court decision, administrative order, or lawful request from a competent authority requires it
- A natural disaster, war, power outage, communication failure, or other cause that is reasonably difficult to control occurs
- Where advance notice is possible, the Company will explain the reason and expected scope of the suspension within the Individual Service, on the Company website, or by another reasonable method. For urgent or unforeseeable reasons, notice may be given afterward.
- The Company may terminate an Individual Service for business or operational needs. In that case, it will endeavor to provide reasonable advance notice of the termination and how User Content may be exported or handled.
- Article 11, paragraph 11 and applicable law govern termination of Paid Services.
- A User may stop using the Services and delete an app at any time or, where offered, delete the Account.
Article 16 (Restrictions on Use and Termination of Agreement)
- If a User violates these Terms, the Individual Terms and Policies, or applicable law, the Company may issue a warning, restrict features or access to content, suspend or terminate the Account, or terminate Service use according to the nature and severity of the violation.
- The Company may impose urgent restrictions without prior warning where it confirms a security breach, repeated violations, a material infringement of another person’s rights, illegal conduct, or conduct creating a material risk to Service operations.
- Unless restricted by law or security needs, the Company will endeavor to inform the User of the principal reason for a restriction and how to appeal it.
- A User who objects to a restriction may request an explanation or review through the contact details in Article 25.
- Upon Account termination or termination of Service use, User Content and personal information are handled under Article 6, paragraph 7, Article 8, paragraph 5, and the applicable privacy policy.
- Intellectual property, liability, dispute resolution, and other provisions that by their nature should survive remain effective after termination.
Article 17 (Intellectual Property Rights)
- The Services, software, designs, user interfaces, databases, Company-provided content, trade names, logos, trademarks, and related intellectual property rights belong to the Company or lawful rights holders.
- The Company or relevant rights holder reserves all rights not expressly granted to Users under these Terms.
- Without prior permission from the Company or rights holder, a User may not copy, distribute, modify, display, sell, create derivative works from, or commercially use the Company’s intellectual property.
- Article 8 governs rights in User Content.
Article 18 (Personal Information and Privacy)
- The Company complies with applicable personal information protection laws and processes personal information to the extent needed to provide the Services.
- The privacy policy applicable to the relevant Service governs specific matters including purposes of processing, categories of information, retention periods, provision to third parties, outsourced processing, cross-border transfers, User rights, and how to exercise those rights.
- Account use, storage methods, device permissions, Third-Party Services, and information processed may vary by Individual Service, so Users must review the privacy policy for the relevant Service.
- If the privacy policy conflicts with these Terms regarding personal information processing, the privacy policy prevails.
Article 19 (Scope of Warranties)
- To the extent permitted by applicable law, the Company provides the Services in their currently available condition.
- The Company does not warrant that the Services will always be uninterrupted or error-free, be compatible with every device, operating system, or network, or fully meet a User’s particular purpose or expectations.
- The Company does not warrant permanent retention, complete synchronization, lossless transfer, or always-available recovery of User Content, or continued availability of Third-Party Services.
- The Company makes reasonable efforts to improve the accuracy, completeness, and currency of information, automated output, recommendations, or predictions provided by the Services, but does not absolutely guarantee them unless expressly warranted otherwise.
- This Article does not limit statutory warranties or consumer rights that cannot be excluded or restricted under applicable law.
Article 20 (Company Liability)
- The Company is liable under applicable law for damage suffered by a User due to the Company’s intentional misconduct or negligence.
- The Company is not liable for damage caused by any of the following where the Company has not acted intentionally or negligently.
- A cause attributable to the User, User error, violation of these Terms, or improper use of the Services
- Device failure, operating system error, insufficient storage, network failure, or inadequate security management by the User
- Failure, Account restriction, policy change, or termination of a Third-Party Service, or the acts of a third party
- Failure by the User to perform a necessary backup, export, or verification of results
- A natural disaster, war, power outage, communication failure, or other cause that is reasonably difficult to control
- The Company is liable for damage arising from special circumstances under applicable law only if it knew or could have known of those circumstances. However, the applicable rule controls where the Company acted intentionally or with gross negligence or applicable law provides otherwise.
- If the User is a consumer, mandatory provisions of consumer protection law take precedence over this Article.
- Nothing in these Terms excludes or limits Company liability that cannot be excluded or limited under applicable law.
Article 21 (User Liability and Disputes with Third Parties)
- If a User causes damage to the Company or a third party by violating these Terms, the Individual Terms and Policies, or applicable law, the User is liable for that damage under applicable law to the extent attributable to the User.
- If a dispute arises between a User and a third party from User Content, the User’s use of the Services, or use of a Third-Party Service, the User must resolve it at the User’s own responsibility and expense. This does not apply where the Company acted intentionally or negligently or is legally liable.
- The Company may retain relevant materials or cooperate as required by law to the extent needed to address an infringement report, comply with a lawful request from a competent authority, or resolve a dispute.
Article 22 (Changes to These Terms)
- The Company may amend these Terms due to changes in applicable law or the Services, security needs, changes to Third-Party Services, or operational needs.
- When amending these Terms, the Company will, in principle, provide notice of the effective date, material changes, and reasons for the amendment on the Company website, within an Individual Service, or by another reasonable method beginning 7 days before the effective date.
- A change that may cause a material disadvantage to Users will, in principle, be announced beginning 30 days before its effective date. If the Company holds User contact details, it will endeavor to provide additional notice by email, notification, or a comparable method. Urgent legal changes, urgent security measures, or changes favorable to Users may be excepted.
- When announcing amended Terms, the Company may inform Users that they can stop using the Services or delete their Account before the effective date if they do not agree.
- Amended Terms apply from their effective date. However, changes materially disadvantageous to Users or requiring separate consent under applicable law apply only after obtaining User consent.
- A User who does not agree to amended Terms may stop using the Services or delete the Account, and settlement or refunds for Paid Services are governed by applicable law and individual transaction terms.
Article 23 (Special Provisions for App Marketplaces)
- If the Services are obtained through the Apple App Store, the following additionally apply.
- These Terms are entered into between the User and the Company. Apple and its subsidiaries are not parties to these Terms. The Company is responsible for the Services and their content.
- The license granted to the User is limited to a non-transferable license to use the Services on Apple-branded products owned or controlled by the User as permitted by the Usage Rules in the Apple Media Services Terms and Conditions. Where Family Sharing or volume purchasing applies, the applicable rules govern.
- The Company is responsible for maintenance and support of the Services. Apple has no maintenance or support obligation except where required by applicable law.
- If the Services fail to conform to an applicable warranty, the User may notify Apple, and Apple may refund the purchase price for the Services to the extent allowed by applicable law and Apple policy. To the maximum extent permitted by law, Apple has no other warranty obligation, and the Company bears other liability under applicable law.
- The Company, not Apple, is responsible for addressing product liability, legal or regulatory compliance, consumer protection, privacy, and other claims by Users or third parties relating to the Services.
- If a claim alleges that the Services or the User’s possession or use of them infringes third-party intellectual property rights, the Company, not Apple, is responsible for its investigation, defense, settlement, and resolution.
- The User must comply with applicable export control and sanctions laws and represents that the User is not located in a region where transactions or service provision are prohibited by applicable law and is not a restricted person.
- The User must comply with applicable third-party terms when using the Services.
- Apple and its subsidiaries are third-party beneficiaries of these Terms and, from the time the User agrees to these Terms, have the right to enforce the relevant provisions of this Article against the User.
- If the Services are obtained through Google Play, these Terms are entered into between the User and the Company, and Google is not a party to them. Google Play’s terms of service, payment terms, Family Sharing, refund, and other policies may also apply, and those applicable terms may prevail to the extent they conflict with these Terms.
- If the Services are obtained through another app marketplace or distribution platform, that platform’s terms of service, payment terms, refund policy, and usage rules may also apply.
- This Article is interpreted to the extent necessary to satisfy the minimum terms required by each platform.
Article 24 (Governing Law and Dispute Resolution)
- These Terms and the relationship arising from use of the Services are interpreted and governed by the laws of the Republic of Korea.
- If a dispute arises between the Company and a User regarding the Services, the parties will first seek to resolve it through good-faith consultation.
- Under applicable law, the parties may apply for mediation before a consumer dispute mediation body, content dispute mediation body, or another lawful dispute resolution body.
- Any dispute not resolved through consultation or mediation is subject in the first instance to the court having jurisdiction under the Civil Procedure Act and other applicable laws of the Republic of Korea.
- If the User is a consumer, mandatory consumer protection provisions applicable in the User’s country or region of residence may take precedence over these Terms.
- If a translation of these Terms is provided, the Korean version prevails to the extent of any conflict between the Korean version and the translation. However, mandatory provisions applicable in the User’s country or region of residence take precedence.
Article 25 (Company Information and Contact)
Questions or complaints concerning the Services or these Terms, and reports of rights infringements, may be submitted using the following contact details.
- Business Name: Pearrolls
- Representative: HyunJin Lee
- Business Registration Number: 659-07-03453
- E-Commerce Registration Number: 2026-수원권선-0367
- Email: contact@pearrolls.com
- Website: https://www.pearrolls.com
Appendix
These Terms take effect on 2026.03.23.