TERMS OF USE
Terms of Use
Last updated: November 1, 2026
These terms govern the use of the iOS app "Paperless Forms" (ペーパーレス帳票, the "App") provided by Naoki Kameda ("we"). By using the App you agree to these terms. Apple's Standard EULA also applies.
1. Service
The App creates quotations, invoices, receipts, delivery notes, purchase orders and acceptance certificates as PDF, in multiple languages and currencies.
2. Pricing and subscription
- The App is free to download. You can issue up to 3 documents in total for free.
- Issuing a 4th and further documents requires the auto-renewable subscription "Monthly plan". The price is shown in the App Store in your local currency. The monthly plan also removes ads; the free plan shows ads.
- Payment is charged to your Apple ID. The subscription renews automatically unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period.
- You can cancel in iPhone Settings → Apple ID → Subscriptions. No refunds are given for partial periods.
- Deleting documents does not restore free issues. After cancelling you can still view, edit and resend documents you already created.
3. Your responsibility
You are responsible for the content of your documents (amounts, tax rates, tax IDs, recipients) and for complying with the tax, invoicing and record-keeping laws of your country. The App does not guarantee such compliance and is not an official e-invoicing or fiscal system.
4. Prohibited use
- Creating false or fraudulent documents, or any use that violates the law
- Reverse engineering, copying, modifying or redistributing the App
5. Data
Data is stored on your device. Please export backups regularly. We are not liable for data loss.
6. Disclaimer
Except in cases of our intent or gross negligence, we are not liable for damages arising from use of the App.
7. Changes and termination
We may change or discontinue the App, and may update these terms by posting them on this page.
8. Governing law
These terms are governed by the laws of Japan. The Hiroshima District Court has exclusive jurisdiction in the first instance.