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Terms

Last updated: 14 November 2026

These terms apply when you download and use LacreDoc, when you buy a licence for it on this website, and when you use lacredoc.com. The privacy policy says what happens to your data.

Who we are

LacreDoc is made, and this website run, by Nikoloz Tarielashvili, individual entrepreneur, trading as LacreDoc, Georgia. You can write to us at [email protected]. Our address is on the Legal page.

Downloading and trying LacreDoc

LacreDoc, for the Mac and for Windows, is free to download from this website and to use for as long as you like. Without a licence everything works except Export, Print and Share, which need one; Compare works 10 times without one.

Buying a licence on this website

Our order process is conducted by our online reseller Paddle.com. Paddle.com is the Merchant of Record for all our orders. Paddle provides all customer service inquiries and handles returns. You buy your licence from Paddle, which takes the payment, charges the sales tax or VAT that applies and issues your receipt, under its buyer terms, which apply to your purchase together with these terms. Which Paddle company sells to you depends on where you are: Paddle.com Inc. in the United States, Paddle.com (Canada) Ltd. in Canada, and Paddle.com Market Limited everywhere else. For anything about LacreDoc itself, write to us.

The price is the one shown on this website: US$3, €3 in Europe or £3 in the United Kingdom, plus tax where it applies. Paddle's checkout shows the tax and the total before you pay. Before the checkout opens, you give the email address your licence is for. When you have paid, this website shows your serial number and we email it to that address; Paddle emails its receipt separately. Please keep your serial number to yourself.

Your licence

When you have paid, we give you a licence to use LacreDoc, with Export, Print and Share, and Compare as often as you like, on one computer (a Mac or a Windows PC) at a time, with no end date. You activate it in LacreDoc with its serial number, which ties it to that computer; LacreDoc checks the activation now and then when it is online. To use LacreDoc on several computers, buy a licence for each. LacreDoc stays ours: you buy a licence to use it, not the software itself. LacreDoc's licence agreement, which LacreDoc asks you to accept when you first open it, sets out this licence in full; where the two differ about using LacreDoc, the licence agreement applies.

You may move your licence to another computer: deactivate it on the old one, or, if that one is gone, move it with a code sent to the email address you bought it with, up to three times in twelve months; after that, write to us. You may not sell, rent, lend or share your licence or its serial number, try to get around the licence check, or remove what says that LacreDoc is ours. You may not take LacreDoc apart, except as far as the law allows you to whatever these terms say. LacreDoc for the Mac looks for new versions once a day, unless you turn this off, and installs them when you allow it. Your licence covers LacreDoc 1 and all its updates, which are free to download from this website; a later major version, such as LacreDoc 2, or another product may be sold separately.

The App Store

If you get LacreDoc from the App Store, Apple sells it to you, under Apple's terms and its standard licence for apps; it needs no serial number from us, and Apple's rules on refunds apply instead of the ones below. The rest of these terms (your documents, liability, the law that applies) apply to LacreDoc however you got it, as far as Apple's terms allow.

Refunds

LacreDoc is free to try, so please try everything first and buy it only if it suits you. Paddle is the seller, so its refund policy and buyer terms decide refunds: you can ask within 14 days of buying, and once you have activated LacreDoc a purchase is not refunded, except where the law requires it, when you bought LacreDoc twice by mistake, or when LacreDoc cannot run on your computer and we cannot put that right. Our refund policy says how to ask: a licence that is activated is cancelled in LacreDoc first.

When an order is refunded or a payment is reversed, its licence ends and its serial number stops working on every computer: LacreDoc then works as it does without a licence. The money goes back the way you paid.

If you live in the European Union, the EEA, Switzerland or the United Kingdom, you have 14 days to withdraw from a purchase. A licence is digital content, so when you buy you ask to use LacreDoc straight away and agree that you lose this right once you activate it; the email with your serial number confirms this. Until you activate it, you can withdraw within the 14 days, and the purchase is refunded. Nothing in these terms limits the rights the law gives you as a consumer.

LacreDoc and your documents

LacreDoc places a picture of your signature or stamp, and the texts and marks you add, on a copy of your document. It does not make an advanced or qualified electronic signature in the sense of the law (such as the EU's eIDAS regulation), does not check who signed, and does not lock a document against later changes. Whether a document signed this way is accepted is for you and the people you send it to. You are responsible for what you sign and for having the right to use the signatures and stamps you add. LacreDoc never changes the file you opened; check the signed copy before you send it.

Your rights as a consumer, and our liability

If you are a consumer, you have the rights the law gives you, such as to software that matches its description and works, and nothing in these terms limits them.

We are liable without limit for loss we cause on purpose or through gross negligence, for death or personal injury, under product liability law, and wherever else the law does not allow liability to be limited. For other loss caused by ordinary negligence we are liable only if we breach an obligation that is essential to the contract, and then only for the loss that was typical and foreseeable when you bought LacreDoc.

Using the website

You may read the pages, link to them and share them. Please do not use the website in a way that harms it or the people who visit it: do not try to break into it or overload it, do not try to get around its limits, and do not use it for anything unlawful. What the pages say about LacreDoc is information given with care, but without a warranty that it is complete or up to date.

Words, pictures and names

The words and pictures on this website belong to Nikoloz Tarielashvili unless they say otherwise. You may quote a short part with a link to its page; please ask before using more. The names of other companies and of their products are their trademarks, and the foot of each page says that we are not connected with them. The website's typeface, Inter, is used under the SIL Open Font License.

Changes

We may change these terms. The new version is posted on this page with a new date and applies from then on; a purchase already made keeps the terms it was made under, unless you agree to the change.

The law that applies

These terms are governed by the law of Georgia (the country). If you are a consumer, you keep the protection of the mandatory rules of the country where you live, and nothing in these terms takes it away.

Languages

These terms are written in English and translated for your convenience. If a translation differs from the English text, the English version prevails.

Contact

[email protected] for anything about these terms; [email protected] for help with LacreDoc, a licence, an order or a refund.