RepeatWell
Owner-approved for self-service launch — not reviewed by a licensed attorney or CPA, and not legal advice.

This is the current, effective agreement for RepeatWell, prepared by the owner as a conservative, good-faith effort to address the topics below.

Software License Agreement (EULA)

Effective date: July 28, 2026.

Between Kyle K Grupico, operating under the RepeatWell brand (1885 Hylan Blvd #1266, Staten Island, NY 10305, United States) and the customer. Contact: support@repeatwell.com.

1. License grant and limits

A non-exclusive, non-transferable license to install and use RepeatWell for the customer's own accounting firm, within the purchased edition's limits: Professional — one firm, up to 10 internal users; Full Operations — one firm, up to 25 internal users; Free Starter — local starter edition. Larger firms: custom terms via support@repeatwell.com.

2. Subscription vs. one-time

Monthly/Yearly: the license and product-managed features are active while subscribed, with updates and email support included. One-time: permanent use of the specific version purchased, plus 12 months of updates and email support; no renewal required; future major-version upgrades may be sold separately. This is not a "Lifetime" license — updates and support are time-boxed; only the right to keep using the purchased version is perpetual.

3. Ownership of your files

You own the Markdown files and content you create. They are stored on your own device in an open, portable format and remain readable to you regardless of license or subscription status, including after cancellation or expiry. Licensor claims no ownership of your content.

4. What the software does not do

No cloud storage, automatic backups, client portal, hosted AI service, third-party integrations, or professional (accounting, tax, legal, compliance) services or advice. Backups, source authorization, and access control remain your responsibility.

5. Restrictions, warranty, liability, termination, law

Restrictions: no reverse engineering beyond what law permits, no building a directly competing product, no circumventing license limits or checks. Warranty: provided "as is"/"as available," with no guaranteed outcome. Liability: capped at the amount paid for the applicable edition in the preceding 12 months, excluding indirect/consequential damages, to the maximum extent permitted by law. Termination: Licensor may suspend or terminate for material breach (e.g. exceeding license limits, non-payment) after notice and a reasonable opportunity to cure where practical. Governing law and disputes: State of New York; exclusive venue in New York State courts. On termination of a subscription, product-managed features stop, but your Markdown files remain on your device and readable to you.