Sweetch Terms of Use

Draft factual usage and rights notice, not final release terms or legal approval. Sweetch is an unreleased native macOS file converter developed by Dmytro Havrylenko. This page does not offer an app licence for sale, set a price, announce App Store approval or promise an available download.

1. Using files and checking results

Only process files you have the right to use. Keep backups and inspect output before replacing an original or relying on converted material. Supported formats and results depend on the exact input, operation, distribution channel, bundled helper and operating-system encoder. Conversion is not a promise of lossless preservation, an identical layout or a smaller file.

An explicit Copy, Move, Share, clipboard or Terminal action is distinct from conversion. Move changes a source location; Share and drag-out can hand files to another app or service. A failed or cancelled batch can retain earlier completed outputs, so inspect the result before repeating it.

2. Distribution and Office limits

There is no released Store listing linked from this page. A registered operation is not a statement that every input→output pair is available in the Mac App Store-targeted channel.

The current native Office subset comprises 14 input→output pairs. Supported external-engine Office pairs require a separately installed LibreOffice in the direct-distribution channel only; Sweetch does not bundle or download it or enable it for the Mac App Store-targeted channel. PDF → PPTX is a page-image presentation, not reconstructed editable text. The support page lists the native pairs and practical limits.

3. Third-party licences and your rights

Sweetch uses third-party components. Their respective licences govern those components and any applicable modification, redistribution and reverse-engineering rights. This draft does not remove or narrow rights provided by an applicable third-party licence or mandatory law. In particular, it does not prohibit modification or reverse engineering needed to exercise applicable LGPL debugging/relinking rights.

Use the versioned third-party notices and source/relink materials to identify the exact component set, archive, digest and documented build procedure. The FFmpeg kit is not the entire Sweetch application source and must not be assumed to cover separate archive or WebP helper obligations. Do not infer that a kit for one helper/build corresponds to an arbitrary future release or an Apple-exported, re-signed or Store-distributed app.

4. Source and modified-helper boundaries

Source delivery is separate from an app download. The source materials do not include an Apple SDK, signing credentials or an app binary, and do not grant an Apple signing identity or a Store entitlement. Rebuilding or modifying a helper may require your own compatible tools and authorized signing arrangements. Access to the materials is not a promise that any modified helper will be accepted by a particular distribution channel.

This page is not a written offer of future source fulfilment and does not certify LGPL static-link sufficiency, codec/patent rights by territory, or compatibility with App Store and signing restrictions. Qualified review of the exact components, release artefacts and applicable rights remains necessary; a local engineering proof is not that review.

5. Support and privacy

Support: dmitro.havr.supp@gmail.com. Developer: Dmytro Havrylenko.

Describe the operation, formats, app version/build, macOS version and exact error. Do not send confidential inputs, credentials or private folder paths by default. Read the Sweetch privacy notice for local storage, permissions, sharing and system-service boundaries.

Any final release terms must be reviewed for the actual distribution build; this pre-release disclosure does not claim that step has occurred.