Mono Writer Refund Policy
Effective date: June 30, 2026
KEY POINT
Mono Writer is a paid, one-time purchase.
There is no subscription, no in-app purchase, and no advertising. Buy it once on the relevant platform store (Apple App Store, Google Play, or Microsoft Store) and keep using it. Payment and refunds are handled through that store's payment system. The Company does not collect or retain payment-method information, and refunds proceed according to each store's refund policy.
Article 1 (Purpose)
This Refund Policy sets out the procedures and criteria for the purchase and refund of the writing application "Mono Writer" (the "Service") provided by We've Solutions, Inc. (the "Company").
Article 2 (Fee Structure)
- The Service is provided as a paid, one-time purchase. There is no subscription, no in-app purchase, no advertising, and no user tracking.
- Downloads and purchases are made through each platform's store (Apple App Store — a universal purchase for macOS, iOS and iPadOS; Google Play — Android; Microsoft Store — Windows), and pricing follows the price displayed in that store. The Company operates no payment method outside the platform stores.
Article 3 (Who Handles Payment and Refunds)
- Payment and refunds for paid purchases are handled through the relevant platform store's payment system (Apple App Store, Google Play, Microsoft Store).
- The Company does not directly collect or retain payment information (card numbers, account details, etc.); payment processing is carried out entirely under the responsibility of each store operator.
- When requesting a refund, users must first use the relevant store's refund channel.
Article 4 (Platform Store Payment Refund Policy)
- Payments through each platform store are refunded according to that store's terms of use (e.g., the Apple Media Services Terms and Conditions).
- For the Apple App Store, refund requests can be made directly on Apple's refund request page (reportaproblem.apple.com), and the refund decision is made after Apple's review. Purchases on Google Play and the Microsoft Store follow Google's and Microsoft's refund policies and procedures respectively.
- For how to request an Apple refund, see the following link. Request a refund for apps or content you bought from Apple
Article 5 (Refunds Due to Company Fault)
If a user cannot properly use a paid purchase of the Service due to the Company's fault, the Company will guide a refund or compensation according to the following criteria.
- Serious defect — where, due to the Company's fault, there is a serious defect that makes the app's core functions (writing, saving, etc.) unusable and it is not fixed within a reasonable period.
- Material change/discontinuation of features — where the Company discontinues core features without prior notice or unilaterally reduces important parts.
Refund requests falling under the above may be made to the Company contact in Article 7, and the Company will respond within 7 business days after verifying the facts. However, the actual refund processing follows the policy and procedures of the relevant platform store.
Article 6 (Grounds for Refund Exclusion)
Refunds may be limited in the following cases.
- Inconvenience due to the user's device environment (insufficient storage, OS compatibility, cloud settings, etc.)
- Temporary usage limits due to failures or policy changes of external infrastructure such as clouds or app stores
- Causes beyond the Company's reasonable control, such as natural disaster or communication failure
- Where the Company has restricted use of the Service because the user violated these Terms
- Where a refund is requested out of simple change of mind after sufficiently using the app (subject to each platform store's policy)
Article 7 (Contact)
For refund or usage inquiries, please first use the relevant platform store's refund channel, and if you believe it falls under the Company's fault, please contact us below.
Addendum
- This Refund Policy takes effect on June 30, 2026.
- When the policy changes, the Company gives notice via in-app notice or the website from 7 days before the effective date.