한국어: 이용약관
Effective date: September 24, 2026
These terms set out the agreement needed to use Chalkieboard (the “App”). If you install and use the App, you are considered to have agreed to these terms.
Chalkieboard is an iPad board-writing app that elementary school teachers use in class. It lets you write on the board, open lesson materials (PPTX, PDF, HTML, images), organize your classes by timetable and lesson, and send the screen to an external display.
The rights to everything you make in or bring into the App, such as board work, lesson materials and timetables, belong to you. The developer does not collect, view or use any of it.
You are responsible for keeping it. The App stores data only on your device and in your iCloud, so if you lose the device or delete the App, it cannot be recovered. Please keep separate copies of important materials.
You must bring into the App only materials that you have the right to open. You must not use the App to distribute copyrighted materials, such as textbooks or workbooks, without the right to do so. You are responsible for anything that results from this.
The App does not come with any fonts. The App reads only font files that you put in the 글꼴 (or Fonts) folder
inside the App’s iCloud folder, or import into the App yourself. You are responsible for following the licenses of those fonts.
The developer may change, add or remove features of the App. Changes that significantly affect paid features will be announced in the App in advance. If the service must unavoidably be shut down, notice will be given at least 30 days in advance, and any remaining subscription period will be handled under App Store rules.
The App is provided “as is.” The developer does not guarantee that the App will work perfectly on every device and with every material. However, the developer will diligently fix known defects.
To the extent permitted by law, the developer is not liable for indirect damages caused by the App freezing or materials failing to open during class. Before an important class, it is recommended that you open your materials once in advance.
These terms are governed by the laws of the Republic of Korea. If a dispute arises, the court with jurisdiction over the developer’s address will be the court of first instance.