Terms of sale and use
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1. Who sells Thinkerwood
Thinkerwood is created by [YOUR FULL NAME OR BUSINESS NAME], [ADDRESS], Czech Republic, IČO [NUMBER], email hello@thinkerwood.com. Orders are processed by our reseller Lemon Squeezy, who acts as Merchant of Record and handles payment, invoices and VAT. Lemon Squeezy’s own terms also apply to the purchase.
2. What you buy
A personal, non-transferable licence to use the full Thinkerwood web app for your family, for a one-time price of [€8] including VAT. One licence key can be activated on up to [3] devices. The licence does not expire. There is no subscription.
3. Free trial
You can try [3] games for free before buying, so you can check that Thinkerwood works on your device and suits your child.
4. Refunds and your right of withdrawal
Thinkerwood is digital content supplied immediately after purchase. [CHOOSE ONE AND DELETE THE OTHER:]
Option A (recommended, parent-friendly): If you are not happy, email hello@thinkerwood.com within 14 days of purchase and we will give you a full refund, no questions asked.
Option B: By asking us to supply the digital content immediately and acknowledging this at checkout, you lose your statutory 14-day right of withdrawal once the content has been supplied. This does not affect your rights if the product is faulty.
Your statutory rights for defective digital content always apply.
5. Using Thinkerwood
Thinkerwood offers playful practice of thinking skills for children aged 4–10. It is not a medical, psychological or educational assessment and is not a substitute for professional advice. Please supervise young children’s screen time.
Progress is stored in your browser. If browser data is cleared, progress may be lost; your licence key can be entered again.
6. Availability and changes
We aim to keep Thinkerwood available and working on current browsers, and we may improve or update it. If we ever have to stop offering it, we will tell buyers in advance by email.
7. Contact and disputes
Questions or complaints: hello@thinkerwood.com. Czech law applies, without limiting the consumer protection rules of your country of residence. Consumers can use the Czech Trade Inspection Authority (Česká obchodní inspekce, coi.cz) for out-of-court dispute resolution.