Terms of use
Updated 13 November 2026
About these terms
These are the rules for using [cutdoc]. We have tried to keep them short and fair.
These terms are an agreement between you and the Armenian company that makes [cutdoc], named in the legal notice. They cover the [cutdoc] mobile app and this website. For a download from Google Play they are also your end-user license. By installing or using [cutdoc] you accept them; if you do not agree, please do not use the app.
Apple’s or Google’s own terms also apply to a download from their store.
What [cutdoc] is
[cutdoc] opens PDF and Word (DOCX) files and page photos, helps you review personal and business data and confidential information, and creates a new copy with your chosen replacements. Document processing is local and does not use an LLM or a document-processing cloud. Payments and subscription checks use Google Play. The privacy policy explains the separate data flows.
There is no [cutdoc] account. The Android app works on Android 7.0 and newer; an iOS version is planned. Availability depends on the store and your country. Where required by law, a parent or legal representative must help with consent and purchases.
Introductory access and subscription
Installation is free. Introductory access allows the first successful export of one new document per calendar month. After that, exporting another new document requires a subscription until the next calendar month. Saving an already completed result again, including in another format, does not count as exporting a new document. This applies to any document already successfully exported, including during a paid subscription. Failed or cancelled exports do not count.
The optional monthly [cutdoc] subscription removes the document-count limit. Technical file-size, format and processing limits still apply. A subscription does not guarantee perfect recognition or preserved original formatting.
Before you confirm a purchase, Google Play shows the current price in your currency, applicable taxes, billing period and renewal terms. The subscription renews automatically until cancelled. No subscription is needed for introductory access.
Manage or cancel through Google Play subscriptions. Cancellation stops future renewal; access normally continues until the paid period ends, subject to refunds, revocation and the store rules. Refunds follow the store policy and your mandatory legal rights.
Deleting documents, clearing app data or uninstalling [cutdoc] does not cancel the Google Play subscription. Use the Google account that made the purchase to manage or restore it.
Document processing takes place locally. Purchases, restoration and subscription checks require a connection to Google Play. These terms do not promise a fixed period of offline subscription verification.
What [cutdoc] can’t promise
[cutdoc] helps you review personal and commercial data and confidential information. It can miss something; you make the final decision and may mark additional information manually.
The app can miss information or mark text you want to keep. It shows the findings and lets you adjust selections and replacements. Review the findings and the exported copy before sharing.
[cutdoc] does not give legal advice. It does not certify that a document complies with the Armenian personal data law, the GDPR or the rules of a court, a bank or anyone else. You decide what to send and to whom.
Your documents
Open only files you have the right to use. Your documents and the new files you make remain yours; we claim no rights to them. The new file is always a separate copy: [cutdoc] never overwrites the original and never hands the original back as the result.
Your license
You may install and use [cutdoc] on devices you own or control, for yourself, under these terms and the store’s rules. The license is personal and non-exclusive, and you cannot transfer it. We may end it only if you seriously break these terms.
Please don’t sell or rent the app, present it as your own, remove its notices or reverse-engineer it, except where the law allows. Open-source parts of the app stay under their own licenses.
Acceptable use
Do not use [cutdoc] to break the law, to violate other people’s rights or to hide unlawful acts. Do not use it to get at another person’s data on a device you are not allowed to use.
Stores and payments
Google Play takes subscription payments. We do not receive your card details. Contact info@cutdoc.tech for purchase problems; you can also use the store refund process. These terms do not exclude any mandatory consumer right.
If you got [cutdoc] from the Apple App Store, Apple’s Standard End User License Agreement governs your license, and these terms apply alongside it where they do not conflict. These terms are between you and us, not Apple. Apple has no duty to maintain or support the app, and we, not Apple, are responsible for any claim about it. Apple and its subsidiaries are third-party beneficiaries of these terms and may enforce them.
Updates and support
While [cutdoc] is offered in a store, we release fixes and compatibility updates through that store. If we stop offering the app, we will announce it at least 30 days in advance. Document processing does not depend on our servers; purchases, restoration and subscription checks depend on Google Play.
Support is by email at info@cutdoc.tech on working days (Monday to Friday, Yerevan time).
Our rights
The [cutdoc] name and mark, the software and this website belong to us or to our licensors. These terms do not transfer ownership of them to you.
Responsibility
We are responsible for [cutdoc] working as described on this site and in the store. Because the app can miss data, as explained above, you remain responsible for checking the new file and for deciding what you send, to whom and where.
To the extent the law allows, we are not liable for losses caused by sending a file you did not check, by the place you chose to send it, or by the content of your own documents. This does not limit liability that cannot be limited by law, including for intent or gross negligence and for harm to life or health, and it does not limit your rights as a consumer.
Suggestions and feedback
You may voluntarily send ideas and suggestions for improving [cutdoc]. Sending an idea or suggestion alone does not make you an author or co-author of the app or give you ownership rights in it. We are not obliged to implement a suggestion or pay for it unless we separately agree in writing.
To the extent permitted by law and your rights in what you submit, you give us a non-exclusive, worldwide, royalty-free permission to use, adapt and incorporate your suggestions into [cutdoc] and its documentation. This does not transfer ownership of your original materials or waive rights that cannot legally be waived. If a minor needs a legal representative’s consent to grant this permission under applicable law, the permission is granted only with that consent.
Suggestions are not treated as confidential unless we agree otherwise in advance. Do not send documents, personal data, trade secrets or material you are not entitled to share. This section does not limit your right to complain, request help or exercise data-protection or consumer rights.
Complaints
If something is wrong, write to info@cutdoc.tech and describe the problem, without attaching the document. We reply within 10 working days. If we can’t agree, you can turn to the consumer-protection authorities or a court, as described below.
Stopping
You can stop using [cutdoc] by removing the app and unwanted files. Cancel the subscription separately in Google Play if you do not want it to renew.
Changes to these terms
If we change these terms, we publish the new version here with the date it takes effect. A change never applies to the past. We announce a significant change on this site and in the app’s release notes at least 30 days in advance, unless a law requires it sooner or it fixes a security problem. If you don’t accept a change, you can stop using [cutdoc] and uninstall it.
Law, disputes and language
These terms are governed by the law of the Republic of Armenia. If you live in another country, you keep the mandatory protection that its law gives consumers.
Before going to court, please write to us so we can try to resolve the issue. Disputes are heard by the competent courts of the Republic of Armenia. As a consumer you may also go to court in the country where you live when its law allows, and use any out-of-court consumer dispute body available to you.
The English, Russian and Armenian versions say the same thing. If they differ, the Armenian version prevails, but any unclear wording is read in the way most favorable to you as a consumer.
Contact
Questions about these terms: info@cutdoc.tech. Please don’t attach documents.