Effective date: September 30, 2026
Using PawFolio
PawFolio is a journal and memory tool for organizing information about pets. You may use it for lawful personal purposes and are responsible for the information you enter, the permissions you grant, and the backups or sync choices you make.
Apple’s standard license terms
Your use of the app is also subject to Apple’s standard licensed application end user license agreement, available at Apple’s Standard EULA, where applicable. Apple is not responsible for providing maintenance or support for PawFolio unless required by law.
Local data and optional services
PawFolio stores feature data locally by default. Optional iCloud sync and device integrations depend on your device, permissions, network connection, and Apple account. The privacy policy explains those boundaries. You are responsible for reviewing Apple’s terms for services you choose to use.
Care information is not professional advice
PawFolio does not provide veterinary, medical, diagnostic, or emergency advice. Do not use the app as a substitute for a qualified veterinarian or emergency service.
Availability and changes
Features may change, be unavailable, or depend on operating-system and third-party service support. We may update these terms when the app or its services change. The effective date above identifies the current version published here.
Acceptable use
Do not use PawFolio to violate the law, infringe another person’s rights, interfere with the app or its services, or attempt to access data that does not belong to you.
Contact
Questions about these terms can be sent to danicarrero92@gmail.com.
Optional household sharing
Share a household only with people you trust and only when you may share its content. People with edit access can add, change, or delete household records. Household sharing depends on iCloud availability and Apple’s sharing permissions.
The person sending new invitations needs PawFolio Ultra. Invited editors can join for free with their own iCloud accounts and add photos and routine times without Ultra in the shared household. The owner can review and remove participants or stop sharing even after Ultra access ends; an expired subscription does not automatically stop an existing share.