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Terms of Service

Version 1.3 · updated October 5, 2026

1. General provisions

  1. These Terms of Service set out the rules for using:
    • the Service — the website available at pointmoa.eu,
    • the Application — the pointMoA Android app, distributed through Google Play.
  2. The provider is a natural person using the designation pointMoA (the "Provider"). Contact: kontakt@pointmoa.eu.
  3. The Service is made available free of charge. The Application is free to download and will remain so, and contains no advertising. In the version that introduces in-app purchases, some features may require a "Pro" purchase — on the terms set out in § 4.2.
  4. Using the Service constitutes acceptance of these Terms. Downloading or launching the Application constitutes acceptance of the sections concerning it.
  5. Data processing is described in a separate Privacy Policy.

2. Definitions

  • User — a person using the Service or the Application.
  • Service — the pointmoa.eu website.
  • Application — the pointMoA software for Android (package identifier pl.fatpirat.pointmoa), running on the User's device.
  • Store — Google Play, operated by Google, through which the Application is distributed.
  • Pro — the set of Application features unlocked by an in-app purchase.
  • Free version — the set of features available without purchasing Pro.
  • Module — a distinct area of functionality within the Service or the Application, such as the ballistic calculator, armoury, shooting log, zeroing, targets, dry-fire training or ranges.
  • Content — texts, graphics, data and other material made available in the Service or the Application.
  • User Data — information the User enters into the Application (firearm and ammunition profiles, log entries, targets, dry-fire sessions, range cards, goals, photographs, notes).

3. Scope of services in the Service

  1. The Service provides informational content about the pointMoA ecosystem free of charge.
  2. Modules are released in stages. Information about a Module marked "coming soon" is an announcement and does not constitute a commitment to release it by any particular date, or at all.
  3. Using the Service requires no account and no personal data, other than voluntary contact by e-mail.
  4. The Provider reserves the right to make the Service temporarily unavailable, in particular for maintenance.

4. The pointMoA Application

4.1. Licence

  1. The Provider grants the User a non-exclusive, non-transferable, royalty-free licence to use the Application on devices at the User's disposal, for personal use.
  2. The licence does not cover resale, rental, lending, redistribution, making the Application publicly available, or distributing modified versions of it.
  3. Decompiling, disassembling and reverse-engineering the Application are prohibited beyond the extent permitted by mandatory provisions of law.
  4. The licence lasts for as long as the Application is used and expires on uninstallation.

4.2. Free version and Pro

⚠️ This section describes a future state. At the time these Terms are published the Application is entirely free and contains no in-app purchases and no feature limits. The rules below take effect only with the version of the Application that introduces a "Pro" purchase; earlier versions remain free without limits. The section appears here in advance — just as §5.9 of the Privacy Policy does — so that the change of model does not surprise the User, and so that the rules it will follow are known before the purchase itself.

  1. The Application is free to download and will remain so. It contains no advertising.
  2. Some features may be unlocked by an in-app purchase ("Pro"). The type of purchase, the price and the terms — including any renewal and how to cancel — are stated in the Application and in the Store before purchase, and these Terms will set out the rules before they take effect (§ 12(4)).
  3. In-app purchases operate from the version of the Application that introduces them. Earlier versions are entirely free, with no feature limits.
  4. The current split of features between the Free version and Pro, and the price of Pro, are stated in the Application and in the Store, before purchase. These Terms deliberately do not enumerate them: both may change, and what binds the User is what they see at the moment of purchase. A change to the split does not remove features already paid for (§ 4.3(4)).
  5. The ballistic calculator remains free and unrestricted regardless of Pro.
  6. The seller towards the User is Google, on the Store's terms. The Provider takes no payment directly and has no access to the User's payment details.
  7. The Provider may offer a trial period of Pro and Store promotional codes. Their terms and duration are stated when they are offered.

4.3. How limits work in the Free version

  1. 🔴 User Data is never held hostage. Everything the User has saved remains visible, printable and exportable — in the Free version too, and after a trial period ends. Limits apply only to adding new entries, never to reaching existing ones.
  2. Export and import of data are free and unlimited in every version. Portability of one's own data is not a paid feature.
  3. Numeric limits are counted on the device only. Clearing the Application's data or reinstalling it resets those counters, including a used trial period — the Application has no server that could restore them.
  4. The split of features between the Free version and Pro may change in future versions. Such a change does not remove features the User has already paid for.

4.4. Refunds and consumer rights

  1. A Pro purchase is concluded with the Store. Refunds and complaints about the payment itself are handled by Google, under the Store's terms.
  2. Consumer rights under mandatory provisions of law, including those on withdrawal from a contract for the supply of digital content and on conformity of digital content with the contract, remain unaffected.
  3. The Provider supplies Pro as described in the Application and in the Store at the time of purchase. Complaints about how Pro functions may also be addressed directly to the Provider (§ 11).

4.5. Technical requirements and updates

  1. The Application requires a device running Android 7.0 or later and free space for User Data, photographs included.
  2. The camera is needed for two features only: dry-fire training and the "Photo with assist" preview. On a device without a camera, or without permission to use it, dry-fire training is unavailable, while every other feature — including the other ways of adding a photograph — works unchanged. How the image is processed is described in the Privacy Policy.
  3. The Application works without a network connection: no calculation function and no data storage needs one. From the version that introduces Pro (§ 4.2(3)), purchasing Pro and checking its status require a connection to the Store — and they alone do. A separate matter is opening a link — to a manufacturer's page shown with an entry in the built-in databases, to a map entered in a range card, or to documents in the Service: doing so launches the browser or app chosen by the system and takes the User outside the Application.
  4. Dry-fire training additionally requires the User's own laser training cartridge or other training laser, a printed target and a stable position for the phone, e.g. on a tripod. The Provider neither supplies nor sells laser devices.
  5. Updates are delivered through the Store. Beyond updates necessary to keep Pro in conformity with the contract, the Provider does not undertake to issue updates or to maintain compatibility with future versions of Android.
  6. The Provider may discontinue development or distribution of the Application. An already installed Application continues to work in such a case, to the extent the User's device allows.

4.6. User Data and responsibility for backups

  1. The Application works without user accounts and without a Provider server. User Data remains in the device's memory.
  2. 🔴 Securing User Data is the User's responsibility. The Provider has no access to it and cannot restore it.
  3. Loss of the device, its failure, clearing the app's data or uninstalling it mean irrecoverable loss of User Data.
  4. The Application provides export of data to a file. This is the primary way to make a backup and to move data to another device. Regular use of this function is recommended. The Application reminds the User of it from time to time, but the decision to make a backup rests with the User (point 2).
  5. Android's system backup may cover Application data on the terms described in the Privacy Policy. This is a Google mechanism, not the Provider's, and does not constitute a guaranteed backup.

4.7. Store terms

Use of the Application downloaded from the Store is additionally subject to the Google Play terms. In the event of a conflict between these Terms and the Store's terms as regards distribution itself, the Store's terms prevail.

5. Nature of results and data

  1. Calculation results provided in the Service and in the Application are indicative and for guidance only.
  2. Results are based on mathematical models and on data entered by the User. The actual trajectory of a projectile depends on factors that the model does not cover, or covers in simplified form.
  3. The User is obliged to verify results independently before relying on them in practice, in particular by confirming them at a range under controlled conditions.
  4. Automatic shot-hole detection is a test feature and is labelled as such in the Application ("Beta detector"). Its output is a list of proposals, not a record: the User approves each hole separately, and only then does it enter their data. The detector's accuracy has not been measured — it may miss a hit or report a hole where there is none. The result does not replace a judge's assessment or an official score.
  5. Dry-fire results are approximate. The positions of laser hits, scores, times and statistics depend on the phone's camera, the lighting, the frame calibration and the laser itself; the Application may miss a shot or record one that did not happen. They are not an official score, and the PZSS test in dry-fire training is an exercise, not an examination. Laser pre-zeroing is indicative only — the Application states its uncertainty, and the zero is set by shooting live ammunition.
  6. 🔴 A zeroing correction is a proposal, not a setting. The Zeroing module derives a click correction from the position of the group centre relative to the expected point of impact. It is only as good as the hits the User has approved and as the calibration of the photograph; with a sample smaller than three hits the Application says so itself. The User adjusts the optic and is obliged to confirm the result by shooting under controlled conditions.
  7. Ammunition, firearm and optics data built into the Application is a compilation of parameters from manufacturers and public sources. It may be incomplete or out of date and does not replace manufacturer data.
  8. The shooting log, competition and dry-fire records, firearm round counts and service records, range cards, ammunition stock and consumption, zeroing reports, goals and the summaries, records, insights and statistics derived from them are the User's private notes. They are not an official document, nor a register within the meaning of firearms and ammunition regulations.
  9. Neither the Service nor the Application replaces training, knowledge or shooting experience.

6. Safety and legal compliance

  1. Firearms, ammunition and shooting sports are subject to generally applicable law. The User is obliged to comply with it, including holding any required permits and entitlements.
  2. Content in the Service and in the Application does not constitute instruction on manufacturing, modifying or handloading ammunition, or on unlawfully using firearms or ammunition. Compilations of ammunition parameters are not handloading recipes and must not be used as such.
  3. Content does not constitute legal advice.
  4. Material relating to the Polish shooting licence examination is supplementary, does not originate from the examining authority, and guarantees neither passing the examination nor conformity with its current scope.
  5. Neither the Service nor the Application is intended for children. In the Store the Application carries the age rating resulting from its subject matter.
  6. 🔴 Dry-fire training is done only with an unloaded firearm. Before training the User removes the magazine and checks the chamber; there is no live ammunition in the room, and the chamber may hold only a laser cartridge. The muzzle points at the target against a safe background — never at a window or towards people. The Application reminds the User of this before the camera is switched on, but complying with these rules is the User's responsibility.
  7. The laser beam is never aimed at the eyes of people or animals, or at mirrors or windows. The User selects and uses the laser in accordance with its manufacturer's instructions, including whether a laser cartridge may be struck by the firing pin.

7. Rules of use

  1. The User undertakes to use the Service and the Application in accordance with the law, good practice and these Terms.
  2. The following are prohibited in particular:
    • supplying unlawful content,
    • actions that disrupt the Service or place a disproportionate load on it, including large-scale automated content retrieval,
    • attempting unauthorised access to the Service, the Application or their resources,
    • using the Application for unlawful purposes.

8. Intellectual property

  1. The Service, the Application, their source code and Content are protected by copyright and are the property of the Provider unless stated otherwise.
  2. Use of Content beyond permitted personal use requires the Provider's prior written consent.
  3. Third-party material, including public-domain data and open-source software, retains its own licences. Information about such material is made available alongside it.
  4. User Data belongs to the User. The Provider acquires no rights to it and has no access to it.
  5. The pointMoA designation and the graphic mark are protected.
  6. The names, trademarks and designations of firearm, ammunition and optics manufacturers appearing in the built-in databases belong to their owners and are used solely to identify the product. Their presence does not imply any affiliation with, endorsement by, or recommendation from the manufacturer. The same applies to the names of drills and shooting organisations in dry-fire training (e.g. IDPA, VTAC, PZSS) — they serve only to describe the exercise.

9. Liability

  1. The Service and the Free version of the Application are provided free of charge and as is.
  2. To the extent permitted by law, the Provider accepts no liability for the consequences of relying on calculation results, for loss of User Data, or for damage arising from unavailability or malfunction of the Service or the Application.
  3. The Application and the Service contain links to third-party sites, in particular to the pages of manufacturers cited as the source of product data, and the Application also opens links entered by the User (e.g. a range map). Those sites are not controlled by the Provider, who is not responsible for their content, their availability, or the terms on which they are made available.
  4. The limitations in point 2 do not exclude or limit liability for intentionally caused damage, for personal injury, or any liability that cannot lawfully be excluded.
  5. 🔴 Points 1 and 2 do not apply to features covered by a Pro purchase to the extent that they would limit consumer rights regarding conformity of digital content with the contract. For paid digital content the Provider is liable on statutory terms.
  6. These Terms do not limit the rights of consumers under mandatory provisions of law.

10. Technical requirements of the Service

Using the Service requires a device with internet access, a current web browser and JavaScript support to the extent needed by interactive Modules. The Application's requirements are set out in § 4.5.

11. Complaints

  1. Comments and complaints about the Service and the Application may be sent to kontakt@pointmoa.eu.
  2. A report should describe the problem and, where possible, indicate the address of the page concerned, or the Application version and device model.
  3. The Provider will reply to the e-mail address given within 30 days of receiving the report.
  4. Complaints concerning the download, installation, payment or refund in the Store itself are handled by Google, under the Store's terms (§ 4.4).

12. Changes to these Terms

  1. The Provider may amend these Terms, in particular in connection with changes to the scope of services, the release of new Modules, the development of the Application, or changes in law.
  2. Amended Terms are published in the Service together with the date of update and the version, and take effect on the date of publication.
  3. Continued use of the Service or the Application after the date of publication constitutes acceptance of the changes. A User who does not accept them should stop using them and uninstall the Application.
  4. A change introducing paid features, or altering the split of features between the Free version and Pro, is published before it takes effect. It does not remove features the User has already paid for (§ 4.3(4)).

13. Final provisions

  1. Matters not covered by these Terms are governed by Polish law.
  2. If any provision of these Terms proves invalid, the remaining provisions remain in force.
  3. These Terms take effect on the date of publication indicated above.
  4. These Terms were drawn up in Polish. In the event of any discrepancy between language versions, the Polish version prevails.