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These terms apply to the NextTap website and to NextTap apps, unless an app-specific terms page says otherwise.
Last updated: July 16, 2026
The sections below apply across the website and apps. App-specific pages add practical notes where a product needs its own limitation or purchase context.
Use the NextTap website and apps for lawful personal or professional workflows. You are responsible for checking important results before relying on them for health, finance, construction, safety, or business decisions.
Apps distributed through the App Store are also subject to Apple's App Store rules, purchase systems, refund processes, and platform terms.
Some apps may offer paid access, Pro features, subscriptions, free trials, or one-time purchases through the App Store. Apple shows the current options and prices before purchase.
Refund requests, billing history, payment issues, and subscription management are handled by Apple through the Apple ID used for the purchase.
Do not misuse the website or apps, interfere with service operation, reverse engineer software where prohibited, or use the products in a way that violates law, platform rules, or the rights of others.
The apps, website, interface designs, icons, names, written content, and software are protected by intellectual property rights and may not be copied, redistributed, or reused without permission.
Apps and website pages may change over time as features are updated, corrected, improved, retired, or adjusted for platform requirements.
To the extent allowed by law, NextTap is not liable for indirect, incidental, special, or consequential damages arising from use of the website or apps.
For support questions, start with the support page. For terms questions or other messages, use the contact page so the request reaches the correct email workflow.
Unless a separate agreement is shown on an app-specific terms page, App Store apps are licensed under Apple's Standard End User License Agreement. These NextTap terms add practical information about subscriptions, support, acceptable use and app-specific limitations.
Choose an app to open its stable terms page. These URLs are suitable for App Store Connect support and legal fields.
For app problems, missing purchases, crashes, permissions, widgets, or setup questions, start with Support.
Open supportUse the contact form for terms questions or other messages that are not tied to a specific app support issue.
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