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App license · October 11, 2026

The app’s governing license.

ShyftPay uses Apple’s standard end-user license for its iPhone app. This page points you to the agreement and explains how it relates to our other pages.

Read the governing agreement: Apple’s Standard Licensed Application End User License Agreement. The linked Apple text is the app license. This ShyftPay page is a guide to that license, not a replacement or a custom EULA.

The iPhone app

Apple’s Standard EULA governs your license to download and use ShyftPay from the App Store. ShyftPay is provided by Christopher Rosier, an individual doing business as The Unlabeled Company. The applicable Apple agreement describes the license scope, app-provider responsibilities, and other rights and obligations. Please read Apple’s current text for the full terms rather than relying on this summary.

Service features and privacy

Our service terms describe how ShyftPay’s pay-review features, one-time free comparison, Plus plan, and website work. They do not change the Apple app license. Our privacy policy explains the on-device ledger, the free-use marker, website requests, and support messages.

Purchases and help

Apple handles App Store purchases and subscription billing under its purchase terms. The final plan price and any offer terms appear in Apple’s purchase sheet. You can manage or cancel Plus through Apple subscription settings. For app questions, visit support or email hello@shyftpay.app.

Nothing on this page limits rights you may have under applicable consumer law.

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