Terms of use

In effect from 2026-10-22

These terms are an agreement between you and LoopLab ("Storelook", "we"), who runs the Storelook service at storelook.app and in the Storelook app. By signing in or using the service you accept them; if you do not, do not use it. Questions: support@storelook.app.

1. The service

Storelook makes store screenshots from your app's screens in the looks it offers, with your words and their translations, makes app icons and the App Store's product page pictures, and sends what you choose to App Store Connect and Google Play with the keys you add. Parts of it are produced by automated systems (suggested words, translations, drawn pictures). What the service offers can change as it grows; we may add, change or withdraw a feature, and we tell you in advance when a change takes something away from a paid plan.

2. Who may use it

Storelook is a tool for people who publish apps. You must be at least 18 and able to enter a contract, and you use it for your own business or for a client who has allowed you to. One account is for one person, signed in with an email address they read; keep that address safe, since whoever reads its mail can sign in. Making several accounts to get the free plan more than once is not allowed.

3. Plans, credits and payment

• The free plan lets you try some of the looks, with a watermark on the previews. Pro opens every look, clean sets, the download and the upload to the stores, and brings credits every month of the plan.
• Plans and credit packs are sold in the Storelook app by Apple (App Store) or Google (Google Play), at the price the store shows you in your currency. The store is the seller: it takes the payment, issues the receipt, and its own terms apply to the purchase. We never see your card.
• A subscription renews until you cancel it in the store's own settings; cancelling stops the next renewal and keeps the plan to the end of the paid period. Deleting your Storelook account does not cancel a subscription.
• A plan brings its credits when it starts and every month while it runs, the yearly plan too, and what is left lapses when the next month's credits come or the plan ends; credits bought in a pack stay until used. Credits are not money: they cannot be exchanged, transferred, sold or paid out, and have no value outside the service.
• Refunds are decided by the store you paid in, under its rules; ask Apple or Google as Support explains. We cannot refund a store purchase ourselves.
• If a store reverses a payment or marks it as fraud, the plan or credits it bought end at once.

4. What you upload or ask for, and what you are responsible for

• Upload only what you have the right to use: your own app's screens, words, pictures and store texts, or ones their owner has allowed you to use. Do not upload anything unlawful, anything that infringes someone's rights, or personal data of other people beyond what a store listing normally shows.
• What you ask the AI to draw or write keeps to the same rules, and may not ask for sexual content or nudity, anything sexual or harmful involving minors, graphic violence or cruelty, hate, a real person without their consent, another company's logo, mark or character, or anything unlawful. Your words for a picture are checked automatically before they go out; an idea turned down, by that check or by the picture service, is kept with your account with the reason, and nothing is charged for it. Several in one day pause drawing on the account until the next; asking on purpose, again and again, is a breach of these terms under section 10.
• You keep every right in what you upload. You give us permission to store, process and send it only as needed to make and deliver what you ask for, including sending it to the services named in Privacy.
• You are responsible for your store listings and what they say, and for keeping your store keys within the roles they need. Storelook sends to the stores only what you have reviewed and sent.
• If someone makes a claim against us because of what you uploaded, sent to a store or did with the service, you will cover the loss and the reasonable costs that claim causes us.

5. What you get

The screenshots, icons, texts and pictures made for you are yours to use, in the stores and anywhere else, once they are made. Previews made on the free plan carry a watermark and are not meant for a store. The looks, the code and the service itself stay ours; using a set you made in one of them is always fine, copying a look as a design, or the service itself, is not.

6. Automated output: check it before you use it

Suggested words, translations and drawn pictures come from automated systems and can be wrong, awkward, or unsuitable for your app or your market. A picture drawn for you may resemble something that exists. You check every word and every picture before it goes to a store, and you decide what is sent. We do not promise that a suggestion is accurate, that a translation is correct, that a picture is original, or that any of it is free of third-party rights. Neither Apple nor Google is bound to accept what you send: we cannot promise that a store approves a screenshot, a text or an icon, or keeps it approved.

7. Fair use and limits

Paid work (suggestions, translations, pictures, store uploads) has daily limits, so the service stays fast and affordable for everyone. Do not try to get around them, to reach other people's data, to probe, overload or break the service, to use it with automated scripts beyond the normal use of the page and the app, or to resell access to it.

8. Availability and other services

Storelook depends on services we do not run: the app stores and their APIs, and the providers named in Privacy. When one of them is down, changes, or refuses something, the part of Storelook that uses it stops or changes too, and that is not a fault of ours. We may take the service down for maintenance, and we may stop it altogether; in that case we tell you at least 30 days in advance when we can, and you can download what you made until then.

9. No warranty, and the limit of our liability

Storelook is offered as it is and as available. We work to keep it running and your data safe, but we do not promise that it never stops, never errs, or fits a particular purpose. As far as the law allows: we are not liable for indirect or consequential loss, such as lost sales, lost profit, lost data you did not keep a copy of, a store rejecting or removing your app, or the cost of a service you used instead; and our total liability for everything else under these terms is limited to the amount you paid for Storelook in the twelve months before the event, or, if you paid nothing, to 100 euros. This does not limit liability that the law does not allow to be limited, such as for intent or gross negligence, and it does not take away a right the law gives you as a consumer.

10. Ending

You can stop using Storelook at any time and delete your account in Settings; what deletion removes and what stays is in Privacy. We may suspend or close an account that breaks these terms, is used for fraud or abuse, or has had no sign-in for two years, telling you why and when, except where the law or someone's safety does not allow it. While an account is paused, nothing can be made or sent to a store with it; you can still sign in, download what you made and delete the account. Sections 4, 5, 6 and 9 go on applying after the account ends.

11. Changes

When these terms change, the date at the top changes with them. A change that matters to you is sent to your email address at least 14 days before it takes effect; using the service after that date means you accept it, and if you do not, you can stop and delete your account before then.

12. Law, courts and the rest

These terms are governed by the law of the Republic of Türkiye. Disputes go to the courts and enforcement offices of Türkiye under its general rules of jurisdiction, without taking away the consumer courts and arbitration committees a consumer may turn to. If a part of these terms turns out to be unenforceable, the rest stays in force. These terms and Privacy are the whole agreement between us about the service. This English text is the one that governs; a translation is for convenience.