Terms of use and sale

Last updated: 27 October 2026

1. Scope of the service

These terms cover Flexdger Wallet, a tool for building interface mockups. You type in values, and it draws a picture of an app screen from them. What comes out is not a wallet, and the service is neither a financial service nor a custody service.

2. What the pictures show

Everything on a generated screen is fictional. The amounts, tokens, price changes and balances are exactly what you entered, so they match no real holdings, and no blockchain data is read at any point.

Each screen made on the public demonstration page is stamped with a mark that labels it as a demonstration, and the mark is part of the image. Taking it off, covering it or getting round the limits of that page does not turn a demonstration screen into a product screen. Section 3 applies to the resulting picture exactly as it applies to any other.

3. What you must not do

Do not use the images the service produces in order to:

• lead anyone to believe you own assets that you do not own;
• secure a payment, an investment, a loan or any other benefit by relying on a financial position that was invented;
• serve as proof, a declaration, a certificate or any document passed off as genuine;
• copy the branding, trade mark or name of a third-party publisher in a manner that confuses people about where the product comes from.

If you do any of this, your licence ends at once and nothing is refunded. We may also report the matter to the competent authorities.

4. Your licence and how to cancel

What you receive is a personal, non-exclusive right to use the service. It belongs to your account rather than to a key, so there is nothing to enter and nothing to hand over. If you share your login details so that other people can use the service, the access is revoked.

Section 5 lists the plans and their prices. You can cancel a monthly subscription, or 7 days access, whenever you wish, either from the Stripe portal in your account settings or by writing to contact@flexdger.com. A cancellation applies once the period you have already paid for comes to an end. Until that date your access carries on, and nothing further is charged. Lifetime access is a single payment, so there is nothing to cancel.

5. Plans, prices and payment

Every price on the pricing page is inclusive of all taxes. You choose a plan at checkout: there are two, or three when 7 days access is also on offer.

• Monthly. You are billed once a month, on the same day of the month you subscribed, until you cancel.
• 7 days access. Some new customers are shown this plan as part of the price testing described below, at every 7 days. You pay on the day you subscribe and again every 7 days, and it renews by itself until you cancel. Cancelling ends it when the 7 days under way are over: access runs until then and nothing more is taken. Days left unused in that window are not returned pro rata. The guarantee in section 6 covers this plan in just the same way as the monthly one.
• Lifetime. One payment, never charged again: it does not renew, and no card stays on file for it. The access has no end date. Buying it while a monthly subscription is running stops that subscription when its paid period finishes, so you never pay twice.

Stripe handles card payments, along with the other methods on its checkout page, and we neither receive nor keep your card details. When a card payment is declined, we may propose a backup checkout operated by Whop at the same price, whether you are buying the monthly plan, 7 days access or lifetime access. On that page Whop takes the payment (card, Apple Pay or Google Pay). Whop bills a monthly plan taken there every 30 days and 7 days access every 7 days, until you cancel. You manage the card, the receipts and the cancellation in your Whop account, and cancelling leaves your access running to the end of the period already paid. Crypto is accepted for lifetime access and for nothing else: neither the monthly plan nor 7 days access can be paid that way. Whop processes a crypto payment on its own checkout page, and your access opens when the transaction is confirmed on-chain, which normally takes a few minutes. We will never ask for your wallet address, private key or seed phrase.

Price testing. New customers are part of our price tests, which means two people can be offered different prices for one plan at the same moment. Your price is picked at random and has nothing to do with your personal data (anyone who visited or bought before a test began keeps the prices they already knew). In a given browser it does not change, and once you are signed in it follows you to every device; a different browser, a private window or cleared site data may show another price until you sign in. What counts is the price on the checkout page before you pay: that is what you are charged. A monthly subscription stays at the price it started at for as long as it runs, and lifetime access and the clip library are paid once and never charged again. No later test or later price alters what you already pay, and if a lower price is offered afterwards, you have no right to a refund of the difference.

If the price of a subscription already running is going to change, you are told at least 30 days ahead, and the new price covers only the periods that follow that notice. A lifetime access already bought is never affected.

6. Withdrawal and refunds

The product is digital content delivered at once, and you expressly agree to that at checkout. For that reason the statutory right of withdrawal does not apply from the moment access has been opened.

We still give a refund as a commercial gesture, provided the request comes within 14 days of the payment and the product fails to do what this site says it does. Three situations are covered: the wallet does not open on your device; something the sales page describes is missing or broken; you were charged twice. Write from the address on the account and describe what went wrong. One or two sentences are enough to open the request, and before any refund we will ask you for proof of the problem.

The guarantee is identical whatever way you paid. Whop processed any payment made through it (crypto, or the backup checkout), so Whop is what refunds it.

When a refund is made, the access it paid for is revoked, lifetime access included.

This clause covers payments made on or after 24 September 2026. A payment made from 18 to 23 September 2026 falls under the version in force at that time, which asked for no proof. A payment made before 18 September 2026 follows the terms in force when it was made, which granted a refund on request without any reason. A change of terms is never applied backwards to a purchase that has already been paid for.

7. Availability and liability

The service comes “as is”. Rendering takes place in your browser, so the outcome can differ according to the version you use. We take no liability for how you use the images the service produces.

8. Governing law

French law governs these terms. If we cannot settle a dispute amicably, the French courts are competent.