The agreement between you and PointCalc. It covers both apps, the website, design purchases and Studio Pro.
Effective 5 September 2026 · Last updated 5 September 2026These Terms of Use ("Terms") are an agreement between you and Amal Manoj, who runs "PointCalc" ("PointCalc", "we", "our", "us"). They cover the PointCalc app, the companion PointCalc Studio app (each an "App", and together the "Apps") and the website at pointcalc.in (the "Website"). We call all of it together the "Service". Where these Terms say "the App", they mean both Apps unless the text says otherwise.
These Terms are also the licence agreement for the Apps, the document Apple calls a EULA. They take the place of the standard licence agreement Apple offers. Section 22 sets out the extra terms Apple requires.
By downloading, opening or using the Service, you agree to these Terms and to our Privacy Policy, which forms part of them. If you do not agree, please do not use the Service.
You accept these Terms when you download, install, open or use any part of the Service. If you are using it for an organisation, a team or an esports community, you confirm that you are allowed to agree on its behalf, and "you" then means that organisation as well.
Anything you buy is also covered by the rules of the store you bought it from, either the Apple App Store or Google Play. If those rules and these Terms disagree about a purchase, the store's rules decide that purchase.
PointCalc is an app for people who organise BGMI, PUBG Mobile, Free Fire and similar tournaments. It builds point tables, reads statistics from match screenshots and exports branded images.
PointCalc Studio is a companion app for designers. You use it to build design templates and publish them, so that organisers can import them into PointCalc.
Both apps do most of their work on your own device. Your tournaments, teams, players, screenshots, branding and exports stay on your device unless you sign in, publish a design, run a registration, or switch on Google Drive backup. Section 2 of the Privacy Policy explains this in full.
The Service is meant for tournament organisers, esports community admins and other people aged 13 or over (16 in the European Union and the United Kingdom). It is not meant for children below those ages.
If you are under the age of majority where you live, use the Service only with a parent or guardian involved. Any purchase must be made by them, or with their permission. A parent or guardian who allows this agrees to these Terms on the young person's behalf and is responsible for how they use the Service.
Most of the Service works without an account. You only need to sign in to publish a design from PointCalc Studio, to run a registration in PointCalc, to buy or restore a purchase that is tied to an account, or to sync your Studio library.
You sign in with your Google or Apple account. Keep that account secure, because anything done through your PointCalc account counts as done by you. If you think someone else has used your account, write to pointcalcdev@gmail.com.
Please give us accurate information. Do not pretend to be another person or organisation, and do not open an account for someone else without their permission. Do not keep several accounts in order to get around purchase limits, pricing, or a purchase we have withdrawn under Section 10.
As long as you keep to these Terms, you may install and use the Apps on devices you own or control, and use the Website, for your own tournament organising or design work. That includes organising tournaments as a business. This permission is personal to you, you cannot pass it on to anyone else, and we can withdraw it.
You are being given permission to use the software, not buying the software itself. We and the people we license from keep every right in the Apps and the Service. Nothing in these Terms hands you ownership of any software.
You must not do any of the following, or let anyone else do it:
You keep every right you already hold in the tournaments, teams, player details, branding, images, fonts, designs and exports you create or upload. We call all of that "Your Content". We do not claim to own it.
We cannot deliver a design to the people you shared it with unless you let us handle it. So when you publish or share Your Content through the Service, you give us permission, worldwide and without payment, to store it, copy it, send it, change its format so it works on different devices (for example converting, compressing or resizing an image) and deliver it to the people you made it available to. We can pass that permission to the companies that host the Service for us. It lasts while the content is on the Service, plus a reasonable period afterwards for backups and for meeting our legal obligations. We use it only to run the Service. It ends when the content is deleted, apart from copies another user has properly bought under Section 8 and copies left in backups.
For everything you upload or publish, you promise that:
Designs published through PointCalc Studio carry the designer's name and a record of where the design came from. Do not remove, change, hide or get around that information, whether in a design you publish or one you import.
If you believe something on the Service infringes your rights, write to pointcalcdev@gmail.com. Tell us what the work is, where the content is, how to reach you, and that you believe in good faith the use was not authorised. We may remove or block content we reasonably believe infringes rights or breaks these Terms, and we may close the accounts of people who do this repeatedly.
Publishing a design from PointCalc Studio creates a link. Organisers use that link to import the design into PointCalc.
Once a design is published and paid for, it cannot be edited. If you need it changed, publish it again as a new design. That counts as a new purchase, or as a new design under your Studio Pro plan. Please check a design carefully before you publish it.
You choose who gets the link. Anyone who has it can import the design. We do not police how links are passed around, and we cannot take a design back from someone who has already imported it.
When you import a design published by someone else, you may use it in your own tournaments and exports on the terms that designer offered it on. You do not own it, and you must not resell it, pass it on or republish it outside the Service.
You can pay for one design publish at a time, as a single purchase inside the app. The price depends on the type of design and on whether it uses a custom font. The app shows you that price, in your own currency, before you confirm. Apple and Google set the prices, so they can differ between the two stores, between countries, and over time.
Each single purchase pays for one published design. We record it against your store receipt, so it cannot be used again for a second design. It does not come back if you change device, restore your purchases, move to a different store account or delete your account.
A design you paid for outright stays at its link, and the organisers who imported it keep it, with no subscription needed, for as long as we run the Service. Sections 10, 15 and 19 are the exceptions.
Studio Pro is a subscription that renews on its own. While it is running you can publish any type of design, with any supported font, without paying for each one separately.
You cancel Studio Pro in your store account, not in the app:
Cancelling stops the next renewal. Your plan keeps working until the end of the period you have already paid for. Deleting the app does not cancel the subscription, and neither does deleting your PointCalc account. Only the store can cancel it.
Please read this part before you subscribe. It is the main difference between the two ways of paying.
Designs you publish using Studio Pro work only while your Studio Pro plan is running. If the plan ends, whether because you cancelled it, it expired, or a payment failed, the links you published under it stop working once the period you paid for is over. That includes designs organisers have already imported. Designs you paid for one at a time under Section 8 are not affected and carry on working.
Every in-app purchase and subscription is sold and processed by Apple or Google. We never see your card details, and we cannot take a payment, refund one or reverse one ourselves.
Refunds follow the rules of the store you bought from. For App Store purchases, ask at reportaproblem.apple.com. For Google Play purchases, ask Google Play. We can help you work out what happened with an order, but the decision is the store's, not ours.
Nothing in this section takes away a right you have under the consumer law of your country that cannot be given up, including any right to cancel or withdraw from a purchase of digital content.
If a payment is refunded, reversed or cancelled, whatever it paid for stops working. A refunded design is withdrawn: its link stops working, and organisers who imported it lose access to it. Devices check for withdrawn designs from time to time rather than the moment a refund happens, so this can take a few hours, and a device that is offline may keep the design for a short while longer. Carrying on using something after its payment has been reversed is a breach of these Terms.
Unless the law or the store's own rules say otherwise, we do not refund part of a subscription for time you did not use, and we do not refund a design publish you decided in the end not to share.
The Service uses automatic and machine learning tools. One of them reads placements, kills and team names out of the match screenshots you give it. These tools are there to help you, and they are not always right.
Check every result before you rely on it. Standings, point tables, prize money and anything else you publish or act on stay your responsibility. We are not liable for how a tournament turns out, for a prize given or withheld, or for an argument between players about numbers the app read, calculated or displayed.
You agree not to:
The Service depends on other companies, including Apple, Google (for Firebase and Google Drive), Supabase, Cloudflare and RevenueCat. When you use those services through ours, their own terms and privacy policies apply too. We are not responsible for them, and whether they are working is outside our control.
PointCalc is independent. Krafton, Tencent, Level Infinite, Garena and the other game publishers have not endorsed, sponsored or approved it, and we are not connected to any of them. BGMI, PUBG Mobile, Free Fire and all related names and logos belong to their owners, and we name them only to say what the app works with. If you use a publisher's logo, an organiser's branding or a sponsor's mark in something you make, getting permission for it is your job.
The Apps, the Website, our name and logo, the look of the screens, and all the software, text and graphics we provide belong to us or to the people we license from, and copyright and trademark law protects them. Apart from the permission in Section 5, these Terms give you no rights over any of it.
If you send us feedback or an idea about the Service, we may use it however we like, for as long as we like, without paying you or owing you anything for it.
We try to keep the Service running, but we cannot promise it will always be available or free of faults. We may change, pause, add to or stop any part of it, and we may ask you to update to a supported version of an app before online features will work again.
If we decide to close the Service, or a paid part of it, for good, we will make a real effort to warn you in the app, on the Website, or through the contact details on your account, so that you can save your work. If we stop a paid feature you have already subscribed to, we will refund the part you have not used, or offer something equivalent, where the law requires it.
As far as the law allows, we provide the Service as it is and as it happens to be available, with no warranty of any kind, whether we have stated it, the law implies it, or it is usually taken for granted. That includes any implied promise that the Service is of merchantable quality, fit for a particular purpose, accurate, or free of other people's rights.
We do not promise that the Service will suit your needs, that it will run without interruption, that it will be secure or free of errors, that we will fix every fault, or that anything the app reads, calculates, stores or backs up will be accurate, complete or kept safe. Please keep your own copies of work that matters to you.
Some countries do not allow promises implied by law to be excluded, so parts of this section may not apply to you. Nothing here removes a promise or a right that the law where you live will not let us remove.
As far as the law allows, neither we nor our suppliers are liable for indirect, incidental or consequential loss, for punitive damages, or for lost profit, lost revenue, lost goodwill, lost data, a lost tournament result or a lost business opportunity, however it was caused, even if we were warned it might happen.
As far as the law allows, everything we could owe you under these Terms or in connection with the Service, added together, is limited to whichever is higher: the total you paid for the Service in the twelve months before the problem arose, or INR 2,000.
These limits still apply even if a remedy set out in these Terms fails to put things right. Nothing here limits our liability for fraud, for death or personal injury caused by our negligence, or for anything else the law does not allow us to limit.
If someone brings a claim against us because of Your Content, because of the way you used the Service, because you broke these Terms, or because you used something you did not have the rights to, you agree to cover our losses and costs, including reasonable legal fees. The most common example is a claim that a font, logo, image or mark you used was not licensed for that use.
You can stop using the Service whenever you like. To delete your account and the data attached to it, follow the instructions at pointcalc.in/delete-account.
Deleting your account does not cancel a Studio Pro subscription. You have to cancel that in your store account, as Section 9.3 explains. Deleting your account may also end access to designs you published, both for you and for the organisers who imported them, apart from copies another user bought outright.
We may suspend or end your access, in whole or in part, if you break these Terms, if the law requires it, or if what you are doing creates a risk or a legal problem for us or for other users. Where the situation allows it, we will tell you first and give you a chance to put things right.
Sections 6.2, 8.2, 10, 14, 16, 17, 18, 20 and 25 carry on applying after these Terms end.
Indian law governs these Terms and any dispute about them or about the Service, without applying rules about which country's law should be used instead. The courts at Ernakulam, Kerala, India have exclusive jurisdiction, and you agree to bring any claim there.
If you are a consumer and the law of your country gives you the right to sue in your local courts, or protects you with rules that cannot be set aside by agreement, this section does not take that away from you.
Before starting a court case, please write to pointcalcdev@gmail.com so that we can try to sort the matter out directly.
Under the Information Technology Act, 2000 and the rules made under it, the grievance officer for the Service is:
We will confirm we have received a complaint within 24 hours, and we aim to resolve it within 15 days. Please give us enough detail to identify the account, the purchase or the design you mean.
This section applies if you got an App from the Apple App Store. "Apple" here means Apple Inc. and its subsidiaries.
If you got an App from Google Play, the Google Play Terms of Service also cover your download and anything you buy inside the app. Google is not part of this agreement and is not responsible for the App. Google LLC and its group companies are not liable for the App or anything in it. Send any claim about the App to pointcalcdev@gmail.com.
We will update these Terms as the Service changes and as the law requires. When we do, we will change the "Last updated" date at the top of this page. For anything significant, we will tell you in the app, on the Website or in another sensible way before it takes effect.
A change never applies backwards. If you keep using the Service after a change takes effect, you accept the updated Terms. If you do not want them, stop using the Service and, if you subscribe, cancel in your store account.
For anything about these Terms, a purchase, or the Service:
The Service is run by Amal Manoj, trading as PointCalc, in India.