WAKEFII

TERMS OF USE · OWNER REVIEW DRAFT

Good mornings.
Good boundaries.

These are unpublished product terms for owner review. Confirm the legal publisher, jurisdiction, age eligibility, service policies and enforceable legal language before adoption or publication.

The Wakefii service

Wakefii lets users record and share personal voice messages and configure alarms. Keep access to your account secure and share only content you have permission to send.

Be considerate

Do not harass, threaten, impersonate others or share illegal or abusive content. Use reporting and blocking controls when needed. A real moderation process must be established before public launch.

Recording limits

Free recording length is up to 20 seconds with five saved self-recordings. Premium supports up to 60 seconds and unlimited self saves, plus eligible keeps of received recordings. Both plans allow ten outgoing recordings per server-controlled allowance window. Time-zone changes do not grant additional sends.

Alarm behavior

Alarm delivery and available sounds depend on iOS, permissions, settings and device state. Private voice playback requires Wakefii to be open. Keep a system Clock backup for important wake-ups. The app cannot promise a voice recording will start while it is terminated.

Subscriptions

The intended subscription is monthly. The App Store displays the available localized price before confirmation. Payment is charged to the Apple Account. Subscriptions renew automatically unless canceled at least 24 hours before the current period ends. Manage or cancel through Apple account settings. Actual product configuration and purchase testing remain required before launch.

Content and account removal

Users can delete recordings and request account deletion in the app. Recordings may expire or become unavailable after deletion, blocking or friendship removal. Review the final privacy policy for retention details.

Contact and remaining legal decisions

Contact wakefii.info@gmail.com. The owner must finalize the contracting publisher, governing law, age rules, content license, dispute handling and any service limitation provisions before publication. Apple's standard licensed application agreement also requires review.