End User License Agreement (EULA)

1. Agreement, scope, and acceptance

This End User License Agreement (“Agreement” or “EULA”) is between you (“Licensee,” “you,” or “your”) and Fuse Labs, an Ontario, Canada sole proprietorship (“Licensor,” “Fuse Labs,” “we,” “us,” or “our”). It governs the licensing and use of DMGKit 3, including Kit and built-in Reports/Inspector, CLIKit (including its standalone distribution), and the separate DMGKit Inspector menu bar app, collectively the “Software” where the context permits.

Please review this Agreement before installing or using the Software. You accept it when you expressly agree in an applicable installation or in-app process, or use the Software after a reasonable opportunity to review it where that conduct creates a valid agreement under applicable law. If you do not agree, do not install or use it. Any applicable cancellation or refund right remains available.

You must have legal capacity to enter this Agreement. If you act for an organization, you must have authority to bind it. The Software is not intended for children under 13; that age threshold does not by itself establish contractual capacity.

The Terms and Conditions govern general use, purchases, and related services, while this EULA governs specific Software permissions and restrictions. Read them together. A specific written purchase commitment or separately agreed license controls over a conflicting general provision. Mandatory law and non-excludable consumer rights prevail over both. A third-party or open-source license controls the relevant component to the extent of a conflict; it does not grant rights in unrelated proprietary Fuse Labs code.

The Privacy Policy explains information handling. Accepting this EULA is not consent to optional website analytics or unrelated personal-information processing.

2. License grant and authorized workflows

Subject to this Agreement, your valid entitlement, and any specific purchase terms, Fuse Labs grants you a limited, non-exclusive license to install and use the applicable Software for personal or commercial purposes within the scope of the relevant distribution below. The Software is licensed, not sold. No transfer of ownership in the Software is made.

Authorized workflows include creating, inspecting, verifying, signing, notarizing, stapling, compressing, and packaging apps, disk images (.dmg), and installer packages (.pkg) that you own or are authorized to process; designing backgrounds and templates; preparing installer legal text; and using available local assistance and appcast-generation features.

Except where mandatory law, an applicable component license, or our written permission provides otherwise, the proprietary Software license is non-sublicensable and non-transferable to another license holder. Keeping a reasonable backup copy does not permit extra active installations or use beyond the applicable entitlement. You may distribute your own lawful output artifacts without requiring their recipients to install or purchase DMGKit, but you may not bundle the proprietary tools themselves without permission.

3. Direct DMGKit single-Mac licensing and transfers

For direct Gumroad licenses purchased on or after June 12, 2026, one license permits one activation and use on one Mac. Each additional Mac using the direct paid app requires a separate entitlement unless we expressly agree otherwise in writing. An earlier purchase or special written agreement retains the entitlement supplied with that offer; this Agreement does not retrospectively reduce it.

A single direct entitlement is not a floating, shared, concurrent, team, agency, classroom, or organization-wide license. Businesses and organizations must hold sufficient licenses for their use. Commercial work is permitted within the purchased entitlement; permission for commercial work does not permit unauthorized sharing with coworkers, contractors, clients, students, or other third parties.

You may request transfer to a replacement Mac owned and operated by the same license holder if use under that license stops on the previous Mac. An activation reset may require support. We may review or decline requests where there is reasonable evidence of sharing, fraud, excessive transfers, or other misuse, subject to applicable law and purchased commitments.

These direct-build limits do not replace Setapp’s permitted-device rules and do not apply to the free CLIKit or Inspector merely because those tools are used.

4. Setapp distribution and entitlement

The Setapp build is licensed for use within your valid Setapp entitlement and applicable Setapp agreement. Device limits, subscription duration, renewal, cancellation, and platform access are governed by the Setapp Terms of Use and the offer you accepted, rather than the direct Gumroad one-activation rule. Your right to use the Setapp build depends on continuing entitlement under those arrangements, subject to mandatory law.

The Setapp framework handles subscription confirmation, release notes, and related communication with the Setapp app and MacPaw’s servers, including usage reporting for revenue sharing. This is the disclosed exception to the absence of Fuse Labs app analytics described in the Privacy Policy. The direct build and CLIKit do not include the Setapp framework.

A Setapp entitlement does not itself grant a separate direct-build license key. Uninstalling DMGKit or contacting Fuse Labs does not cancel your Setapp subscription; use Setapp’s cancellation process. Platform terms apply to the platform’s own service and do not remove Fuse Labs’ independent legal obligations.

5. Free CLIKit license and automation

CLIKit is a separate free command-line tool, available through DMGKit and as a standalone distribution. Under this Agreement, you may install and use CLIKit on Macs you own or are authorized to administer, for personal or commercial workflows, including Terminal, SSH, CI, and Xcode post-archive actions. No paid DMGKit activation is required solely to use CLIKit. This permission does not make proprietary CLIKit code open source or authorize public redistribution, resale, or sublicensing of the tool.

You are responsible for the scripts, commands, paths, environment, configuration, credentials, and permissions used in automation. A generated post-archive action can invoke CLIKit automatically. Review it before use: automated steps can prepare working copies, sign code, submit full artifacts to Apple, and create or replace installer outputs without an interactive confirmation at every step. Test exported results and keep backups.

Installation to /usr/local/bin may invoke macOS’s own administrator prompt. DMGKit does not see or store that password. CLIKit can import DMGKit settings and store configuration in ~/.config/clikit/config.json or a project’s clikit.json. Passwords are not saved by CLIKit in its configuration; notarization uses your Keychain profile or API-key file. Protect any project, terminal, SSH, or CI records retained by your environment.

Interactive Terminal sessions normally check for updates once daily. You can disable automatic checks with CLIKIT_NO_UPDATE_CHECK=1. Checks retrieve version information from dmgkit.app and updates download from that host. Removing the installed tool does not automatically remove its configuration.

6. Free Inspector license and limits of reports

The separate DMGKit Inspector menu bar app is free and may be installed and used for personal or commercial inspection on Macs you own or are authorized to administer, independently of paid DMGKit. No paid direct-version activation is required solely for Inspector. This license does not authorize redistribution of the proprietary app without permission.

Standalone Inspector, DMGKit’s built-in Reports, and CLIKit inspection use local macOS tools to report artifact properties, including signatures, notarization/stapling, Gatekeeper assessments, bundle details, architectures, entitlements, size, and hashes. DMGs are mounted read-only and ejected afterwards. Some Apple trust checks may contact Apple’s servers.

A trust score or report is informational, not a security audit or a guarantee of malware absence, legal compliance, software quality, Apple approval, or future trust. The score summarizes Apple trust signals available at the time of inspection. A signed or notarized artifact can still contain harmful or unsuitable behavior. Apple may subsequently change or revoke its assessment.

Reports may be incomplete or affected by the artifact, system tools, configuration, or external availability. Verify the facts important to your release or installation decision independently. Inspector keeps results in memory and display settings locally; optional “Open at login” uses the macOS login-item service. See the Privacy Policy for its separate update feed and information handling.

7. Restrictions and statutory exceptions

Except where authorized by an applicable component license, our written permission, or rights that applicable law does not allow us to restrict, you must not:

• Share, publish, lend, sell, sublicense, or otherwise expose a license key or entitlement to unauthorized users, or use it beyond its permitted scope.
• Falsify entitlement, use fraudulent or unauthorized keys, bypass activation limits, or interfere with licensing controls.
• Resell, rent, publicly redistribute, sublicense, or incorporate proprietary Fuse Labs tools into another distributed product without permission.
• Modify, decompile, disassemble, reverse engineer, extract source code from, or create derivative versions of the proprietary Software.
• Remove or obscure ownership, copyright, attribution, or other legal notices.
• Use another person’s credentials or signing identity without authorization, misrepresent the origin or trustworthiness of an artifact, distribute malicious content, infringe third-party rights, or use the Software for unlawful conduct.

These restrictions do not override mandatory interoperability, research, repair, or other statutory rights where applicable, or permissions granted by an open-source license for its component. They do not prohibit your ordinary editing of authorized input files, scripts, legal text, Designer content, or exported artifacts. Only rights in the proprietary Software itself are reserved.

8. Ownership, content, and outputs

Fuse Labs and its licensors retain their respective intellectual-property rights in the Software, documentation, branding, and other protected materials. No right to use a trademark as an endorsement is granted. Third-party components remain the property of their respective right holders.

You retain the rights you have in your apps, documents, artwork, templates, and other content. This Agreement does not assign your content or exported software to Fuse Labs. You must have any rights needed to process and distribute it. Rights in bundled or third-party assets remain limited to the licenses supplied with those materials; exporting an artifact does not create ownership of those assets.

Your own app’s license and notices govern its recipients. This EULA licenses the Fuse Labs tools; it is not automatically a license agreement for every app, DMG, or PKG you create with them.

9. Activation, validation, and local records

The direct build uses Gumroad license verification with the license key and product ID. Activation affects Gumroad’s license “uses” count. The license key, activation record, and randomly generated install ID are saved locally in the macOS Keychain under NEPTUN_.license. This Agreement does not authorize undisclosed device surveillance or the collection of additional hardware identifiers.

GitHub Gists supply version information, not customer license lists. The Setapp build uses Setapp entitlement instead of the direct Gumroad flow. The Privacy Policy describes requests and information available through purchase platforms.

Keep licensing records secure. Deleting them may deactivate the direct app and require support to reset activation before reuse; it does not transfer the license or erase the purchase record. Do not manipulate records to evade an entitlement limit. A valid direct license or Setapp entitlement may depend on the relevant verification service being available.

10. Kit, local AI models, and generated answers

Kit is a local assistant for DMGKit and distribution tasks, including explanations and diagnosis based on your conversation, current DMGKit session log, open inspection report, and optional custom instructions. You can choose Apple’s supported on-device model or optionally download Qwen3-4B-Instruct-2507 for local operation through llama.cpp.

Apple’s engine requires supported Apple Intelligence hardware/software and macOS 26 or later and is subject to Apple’s applicable terms. Downloading Qwen from Hugging Face is optional and user-initiated; the model is approximately 2.5 GB and uses local storage and resources. The download involves normal network-request metadata even though subsequent inference is local. The model and runtime remain subject to their respective third-party licenses.

Kit’s answers may be inaccurate, incomplete, outdated, or unsuitable for your app. They are informational assistance and do not constitute legal advice, a security review, a release approval, or a professional guarantee. Verify commands, entitlements, signatures, technical conclusions, legal statements, and other consequential suggestions before acting. You remain responsible for your release decisions.

Kit does not send questions, answers, session logs, or inspection content to Fuse Labs or an external AI service. Conversations and DMGKit session logs are held in memory only and discarded on quit; do not rely on them as a durable record. Custom instructions are saved locally. The optional model unloads from memory after the configured inactivity period, but that does not delete its downloaded file.

DMGKit removes specified secrets from its session log before Kit receives the log. This redaction is not a guarantee that every sensitive value in text you enter yourself, custom instructions, or a voluntary support attachment will be removed. Do not put credentials into those materials. Local processing does not eliminate the need to protect your Mac and user account.

11. Apple signing, notarization, stapling, and credentials

The Software assists with Apple distribution operations. It does not supply an Apple Developer membership, signing identity, account entitlement, or Apple approval. You must use authorized accounts, valid certificates and credentials, appropriate identifiers and entitlements, and comply with the Apple agreements applicable to your work.

Notarization sends the full submitted app, DMG, or PKG to Apple using Apple’s notarytool and your credentials. Review the complete artifact before submission. Apple handles the submission under its own service terms and privacy policy. DMGKit may prepare a working copy by removing quarantine attributes, adjusting permissions, or re-signing; these operations can affect a prior signature or expected behavior. Preserve the original and test the output.

Notary-profile passwords stay in the macOS Keychain and are not read or stored by DMGKit. If you choose App Store Connect API-key authentication, DMGKit copies the selected .p8 file to ~/Library/Application Support/DMGKit/NotaryKeys with owner-only permissions (0600); Key ID and optional Issuer ID are saved locally. Apple’s tool uses the key for authentication. Protect the key, account, copies, and backups. Deleting DMGKit’s copy does not revoke the key with Apple.

Stapling requests an existing ticket from Apple. “Staple Only” does not resubmit the full artifact and uses no notarization credentials; it cannot guarantee that a ticket exists. Selecting “Off,” skipping a missing ticket, or proceeding after a warning may leave an output without an expected trust property. Gatekeeper, stapler, and final status checks may contact Apple.

Apple controls availability, policy changes, acceptance, and revocation. No export status, signature, or ticket guarantees App Store acceptance, permanent notarization, installation on every Mac, or future compliance. Check the actual output and distribution path.

12. DMG/PKG workflows and system requirements

The Software creates DMGs and PKGs with local macOS tools. Available workflows include compression, Developer ID signing, optional notarization and stapling, and installer legal-document pages. PKG signing requires the appropriate Developer ID Installer certificate. Compression choices and optional tools depend on the product version and environment.

Check release-specific macOS, architecture, storage, resource, developer-tool, and account requirements before use. The optional modern diskutil image workflow is for macOS 27 or later where available, with fallback to the established tool. A compatibility check does not establish that every dependency, custom configuration, or future operating-system version is supported.

Review source paths, working copies, output destinations, package installation behavior, entitlements, and embedded resources. Keep backups and test the resulting artifact’s mounting, installation, execution, signing, updates, and removal. Export success and a final status check are not complete release validation.

13. Designer, templates, and embedded media

Designer backgrounds, text layers, label styling, images, stickers, previews, and templates are processed locally. Templates (.dkt) can embed media you add and are saved where you choose; Designer data is also kept locally in Application Support.

Ensure you have appropriate rights to fonts, artwork, text, trademarks, and other embedded content. Check the exported layout and any license or attribution requirements before distribution. Sharing a template or placing it in synchronized storage may disclose its embedded content through that chosen service; it is not a Fuse Labs cloud-storage feature.

14. Legal documents and on-device translation

The legal-document editor lets you manage and include your Terms, Privacy Policy, EULA, and related installer text. Documents are stored locally. Translation uses Apple’s on-device Translation framework; macOS may download required language packs from Apple.

These are editing and distribution aids, not legal services. Automated translations may change legally important meaning, omit language, or fail to address a jurisdiction. A template, translation, generated answer, or document displayed in an installer does not certify compliance, completeness, enforceability, or valid acceptance.

Review the source and every translated version, obtain qualified advice where appropriate, and provide the disclosures, consent, and acceptance process applicable to your customers. Select any controlling language only where legally permitted. This Agreement does not guarantee that an English text can override a customer’s mandatory language rights.

15. DMG license resources and PKG legal pages

You may add legal resources to a DMG license agreement or PKG license page, including separate language versions. You are responsible for selecting and reviewing the documents and testing their actual display, encoding, language selection, and behavior in the exported artifact.

Custom resources, configuration, third-party tools, and operating-system changes may affect mounting or presentation. Inclusion of a license page does not by itself establish a binding contract or satisfy a required pre-purchase notice or separate consent. Responsibility for a defect or loss remains subject to the warranty, liability, and mandatory-rights provisions below.

16. Sparkle appcasts and signing keys

DMGKit can run Sparkle’s local generate_appcast tool after export using saved app profiles and signing keys in the macOS Keychain. Appcast generation does not itself upload or publish the feed, supply hosting, or operate an update service for your app.

Choose the correct keys, app profile, feed information, and release files, and test your update path. Protect and securely back up your signing keys. Losing a key used for a shipped app can prevent signing future updates for its existing public key; any change requires a suitable migration. Removing DMGKit does not authorize deletion of shared Sparkle keys or notary profiles needed by other workflows.

17. Local storage, preferences, notifications, and privacy

The Privacy Policy explains local storage, retention, external requests, and deletion controls. Persistent local items can include imported-app copies, Designer data, downloaded models, copied API keys, legal documents, CLIKit configuration, and Keychain license records. Preferences include custom instructions, certificate/profile names, API-key identifiers, app profiles, security-scoped bookmarks, window position, and first-launch/EULA state.

Uninstalling the Software does not automatically erase Application Support files, preferences, Keychain records, exported artifacts, or copies in backups. Removing the model, copied key, configuration, or license records can affect functionality. The Privacy Policy gives specific removal locations and distinguishes app-created files from credentials and keys used by other tools. This EULA does not create a fixed customer-record retention schedule.

Optional local macOS notifications can include filenames and results. Manage permissions and display in macOS settings. Onboarding and EULA acceptance state are local preferences, rather than an acceptance-reporting service to Fuse Labs.

The apps do not contain Fuse Labs analytics, tracking, or crash-reporting SDKs or send app usage data to the developer. Setapp framework reporting is the disclosed exception. Website Google Analytics runs only after analytics acceptance. Refusal or withdrawal of optional analytics, a privacy inquiry, or a lawful request to exercise your rights is not a license breach.

18. Your content and distributed software

You are responsible for the apps, installers, documents, translations, embedded assets, and other content you import, inspect, modify, sign, notarize, or distribute. Obtain required rights and permissions, supply appropriate notices, and ensure installation behavior and permissions are suitable for the intended users.

Using the Software does not make Fuse Labs the author, publisher, operator, security auditor, legal adviser, or support provider for your app. You remain responsible for your own product’s legality, licensing, privacy practices, functionality, and release validation. This allocation does not exclude any duty that applicable law independently places on Fuse Labs for its own Software or conduct.

19. Third-party components, models, and services

Third-party rights and terms apply to the relevant component or independent service. In particular:

• Qwen: the upstream Qwen3-4B-Instruct-2507 model identifies its license as Apache 2.0. Applicable notices and any additional materials accompanying the particular downloaded artifact must also be observed. A license to model weights does not guarantee exclusive rights in an answer or freedom from third-party claims concerning its content.
• llama.cpp: its MIT license governs that runtime component. This EULA does not remove the permissions granted by that license.
• Sparkle: its license and third-party notices govern the applicable tools/components. A general reference here does not replace notices required for the particular version distributed.
• Apple: operating-system frameworks, Translation, the on-device model, developer tools, and online services are subject to their applicable Apple terms.
• Gumroad and Setapp: their platform terms apply to their respective transactions, entitlement, billing, and services. Setapp’s framework has its own applicable terms.

Retain required notices when exercising rights to copy or distribute a third-party component. Restrictions on proprietary Fuse Labs software do not restrict component rights granted separately. This Agreement does not claim to replace the full license texts or the notices for every dependency in a shipped build.

External operations may depend on Apple, Gumroad, Setapp/MacPaw, GitHub, Hugging Face, or website-hosting services. We do not control their availability, account decisions, APIs, or policies. A provider’s terms govern its service, not every obligation of Fuse Labs. For EU/UK users, platform distribution does not itself waive consumer rights or supply a blanket legal basis for Fuse Labs’ own handling of personal information.

20. Updates, upgrades, compatibility, and support

Updates supplied under your entitlement are governed by this Agreement unless a separate valid agreement applies. The offer applicable to your purchase or distribution determines included updates and upgrades. Unless expressly promised or required by law, no lifetime updates, every future major version, perpetual support, or particular response time is guaranteed.

DMGKit and Inspector check separate GitHub Gist feeds for version information and offer updates based on minimum macOS and architecture compatibility. Automatic DMGKit checks can be disabled in Settings. CLIKit uses dmgkit.app for its checks and downloads; its opt-out is described above. Setapp also operates under its own platform arrangements.

We may change or discontinue a version or feature for technical, security, business, or legal reasons, subject to binding purchase commitments, required notice, and mandatory remedies. This is not authority to remove an essential paid entitlement retrospectively without regard to those obligations. Updates required by consumer law remain subject to that law.

Review changes and keep backups. Independent-service outages or unsupported environments may limit our ability to resolve an issue. Nothing in this section excludes a remedy that the law requires for a defective or non-conforming product.

21. License revocation and enforcement

We may suspend, deactivate, revoke, or terminate an affected license or service for a material breach, including unauthorized sharing, fraud, circumvention, unlawful use, or other substantial misuse, or for another legally sufficient reason. We may cancel a license at its holder’s request. A Setapp subscription remains subject to Setapp’s own authority and process.

Where reasonably practicable and appropriate, we will explain the basis and give you an opportunity to respond or correct a remediable breach. Immediate action may be appropriate for fraud, serious misuse, a security risk, or a legal requirement. Contact support if you believe enforcement was mistaken. Actions must remain consistent with applicable law and purchased rights.

Possible measures include deactivating an affected key, declining a transfer, ending access under an affected entitlement, restricting associated updates/services, or pursuing lawful remedies. These are licensing measures, not an assertion that the Software has unrestricted remote access to your Mac or that every possible measure is implemented in every build.

A legitimate complaint, payment dispute, privacy request, or refusal of optional analytics is not by itself grounds for revocation. A misuse-related revocation does not normally qualify for a discretionary refund, but mandatory consumer remedies remain available.

22. Refunds and mandatory consumer rights

Direct purchases are subject to the Terms and Conditions refund policy, the offer accepted at purchase, the applicable platform process, and mandatory law. Sales are otherwise final; Fuse Labs may approve discretionary refunds, particularly where the Software fails to function as described or a verified technical problem cannot be resolved. Contact support@fuselabssoftware.com with the purchase reference.

Setapp subscription cancellation and platform refunds follow Setapp’s terms and process. Gumroad’s applicable transaction/refund process applies to its purchases. These arrangements do not eliminate a duty that the law places on Fuse Labs or make a statutory remedy discretionary.

Depending on the law applicable to your transaction, consumers may have rights concerning descriptions, quality, conformity, functionality, required updates, cancellation, repair, replacement, price reduction, refund, or compensation. Those rights are not removed by an “as is” clause, liability exclusion, or license revocation.

Where EU/EEA or UK law provides a digital-content withdrawal period, a valid loss of that right requires the legally required early-supply consent, acknowledgment, and confirmation. Accepting a general EULA or simply downloading the app does not by itself establish that those conditions were met. Defective-content remedies are separate from change-of-mind withdrawal rights. See the Terms’ consumer-rights section.

23. Export compliance

Comply with export controls, sanctions, and import rules that actually apply to you, the Software, optional models, cryptographic tools, and your artifacts. Do not use, export, or re-export them in a prohibited transaction or to a prohibited recipient. This Agreement does not assert that every country or user is subject to identical restrictions.

24. Business-user indemnity

If you use the Software in the course of business, and to the extent permitted by law, you will indemnify Fuse Labs for third-party claims and reasonable, documented associated losses and defense costs arising from your unlawful distribution of content you lack rights to distribute, deliberate misuse of credentials or signing identities, or material breach of this Agreement. This does not cover a claim to the extent caused by Fuse Labs’ own breach, negligence, fraud, or unlawful conduct.

We will provide reasonably prompt notice of a covered claim and reasonable cooperation. You may not agree to a settlement admitting liability or imposing an obligation on Fuse Labs without our consent, which will not be unreasonably withheld. This contractual indemnity does not apply to an individual acting solely as a consumer.

25. Warranty disclaimer and preserved guarantees

Except for express commitments in the applicable offer and warranties or conditions that cannot lawfully be excluded, the Software and informational outputs are provided “as is” and “as available.” To the extent permitted by law, we disclaim implied warranties and conditions, including merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, and non-infringement.

We do not promise uninterrupted or error-free operation, detection of every defect, compatibility with every environment, an accurate AI answer or translation in every case, or successful signing, notarization, installation, or distribution regardless of your configuration and external services.

This disclaimer does not override a binding product description, express promise, mandatory consumer guarantee, or a remedy the law requires. The free status of CLIKit or Inspector does not remove a duty that applicable law imposes.

26. Limitation of liability

To the extent permitted by law, Fuse Labs is not liable for indirect, incidental, special, or consequential losses arising from the Software or related services, including such losses involving profits, revenue, business opportunities, release delays, or lost data. Whether a particular loss may be excluded depends on applicable law and the circumstances.

You are responsible for your own content and release decisions. To the extent permitted by law, Fuse Labs is not liable for failures caused by your unauthorized content, incorrect credentials or configuration, unreviewed AI suggestions, or independent service failures. This does not exclude responsibility imposed on us for our own conduct.

Nothing in this Agreement excludes or limits liability for fraud, fraudulent misrepresentation, death or personal injury caused by negligence where that liability cannot be excluded, or any other non-excludable liability or consumer remedy. No provision requires surrender of a non-waivable statutory claim. The exclusions apply only to the extent valid in your jurisdiction; they are not a blanket exclusion of every kind of loss.

27. Duration and effects of termination

This Agreement applies while you use the Software under a valid entitlement, unless lawfully terminated. Termination is subject to the enforcement safeguards above and applicable law; a minor or remediable issue is not automatically treated as grounds to strip all unrelated rights.

If a particular license lawfully ends, stop using the affected Software under that entitlement and remove unauthorized copies and associated backup copies. A valid separate entitlement, statutory right, or separately granted component license is not automatically terminated. Your Setapp subscription is managed through its platform process.

Termination does not transfer ownership of your content to Fuse Labs or automatically revoke the rights you lawfully granted recipients of your own exported apps or installers. You may retain records required by law and your own content; retaining those records does not authorize further use of a terminated tool.

Uninstalling does not necessarily delete local settings, keys, models, files, or licensing records. Follow the Privacy Policy’s removal guidance. Notary profiles and Sparkle keys may support other software; deleting them can break those workflows. Local deletion does not erase independent platform records or cancel a subscription.

Provisions concerning intellectual property, accrued obligations, lawful indemnity, liability, dispute resolution, and other matters that by their nature need to survive remain effective to the extent permitted by law. Mandatory refunds and other statutory rights also survive where applicable.

28. Governing law and disputes

Ontario law and the federal laws of Canada applicable there govern this Agreement, subject to mandatory protections applicable to you. For consumers, this choice does not deprive you of rights under mandatory laws of your habitual residence where those laws apply, including applicable EU/EEA or UK protections.

Contact support@fuselabssoftware.com to help resolve a dispute. Doing so is not a condition that removes a statutory complaint, court, payment-dispute, or other mandatory remedy. This Agreement does not require arbitration or waive class-action rights. A competent court may hear a dispute; consumers may use a forum available under mandatory law.

29. Changes and general provisions

We may update this Agreement for changes in the Software, services, or law. The date above identifies this version. Material changes require appropriate notice and acceptance where the law requires it. A website edit alone does not retrospectively change a completed purchase or remove a vested entitlement. Continued use constitutes acceptance only where legally valid after appropriate notice and an opportunity to review the change.

If a provision is unenforceable, it applies only to the lawful extent or is severed where necessary, without invalidating the rest where it can continue lawfully. Failure to enforce a provision on one occasion is not a general waiver. This Agreement, the Terms, and specific purchase commitments form the applicable agreement; none excludes a binding representation or non-waivable pre-contract disclosure.

You can save or print this page. A required contract copy, purchase disclosure, or separate consent must also be supplied through the applicable transaction process; posting this EULA alone does not establish compliance with those requirements.

30. Contact information

• Licensor: Fuse Labs, an Ontario, Canada sole proprietorship.
• Support and licensing/legal inquiries: support@fuselabssoftware.com.
• Business website and contact form: fuselabssoftware.com.
• Product website: dmgkit.app.