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Terms of use

What you get when you buy a licence, how devices move between phones, and what a root-level tool can do to one. Written to match what the code actually does.

What you are buying

A licence to use the paid features of ROOTANVIL for one fixed term, currently 30 days. It is not a recurring subscription: nothing charges you again automatically and nothing renews on its own. When a term ends the paid features stop and the free ones carry on.

The key is the account

There is no login. A licence key is bound to the device that redeems it, and that binding is the whole of your identity to us — no email, no password, no account to recover. Your plan decides how many devices one key may bind, and you manage them yourself: the phone that owns the licence can remove another, put back one it removed by mistake, and invite a new one. It cannot remove itself — you do that from the phone you are keeping. Losing the only phone on a licence is the one case an operator has to sort out.

Renewing and upgrading

Buying the same tier again adds a term to the end of the one you are on — you never lose days you have paid for. Moving up a tier mid-term credits your unused time pro-rata. Moving down is not self-serve; contact support.

Offline use

Paid features keep working for 12 hours without a network, on the last answer the server gave. After that they pause until the app can check in once. The free features never require a network.

Refunds

Ask at the contact below and an operator reviews the request against the payment record. Where a payment is refunded the licence it paid for is revoked at the same time — the two always move together. Consumer law where you live may give you rights beyond anything written here, and nothing here is meant to limit them.

When a licence can be revoked

For a refunded or reversed payment, for a chargeback, or where a key has been shared beyond the device allowance of its plan. You will see the reason in Account.

What this software does to your device

ROOTANVIL requires root and makes changes to files outside its own storage, including other applications' data. That is the purpose of the app. Restoring a backup overwrites what is there now. Take your own backup first — the app will say so before destructive actions, but the responsibility for a rooted device is yours.

No warranty

Provided as-is. Root-level tools can render a device unbootable and no software can promise otherwise. To the extent the law allows, liability is limited to what you paid for the licence — and where the law does not allow that, the law wins.

Contact

hello@rootanvil.com, the same address shown in Account. It reaches a person. Licence and payment questions are handled there by an operator with access to the records for your key.