Terms of use for Homework Quiz
About these terms
These terms apply when you use the app Homework Quiz (also called Hausaufgaben-Quiz, Quiz des devoirs, Quiz de deberes and, in Sweden, Läxförhör), provided by DivDev AB (company reg. no. 559121-7152, Sweden). By using the app you accept these terms. If a child uses the app, the parent accepts them.
How we handle data is described in the privacy policy.
The service
Homework Quiz lets children practise vocabulary and maths as a game. The app has a free tier and Premium.
| Free | Premium | |
|---|---|---|
| Word lists | 1 list of your own | Unlimited |
| Write the answer and multiple choice | Yes | Yes |
| Practise in both directions | No | Yes |
| Photograph the word list | No | Yes |
| Listen (the word is read aloud) | No | Yes |
| Maths | The 2, 5 and 10 times tables and number bonds to 10 | All exercises |
When a word list is photographed, the app reads the text automatically. The result can be wrong, so always check the words before saving the list. We may add, change or remove features in both tiers.
Premium and subscriptions
Premium is a monthly or yearly subscription bought and paid for through the App Store or Google Play.
- Price. The current price is shown in the app before you buy, in your currency.
- Free trial. If a free trial is offered, this is shown in the app. If the subscription is not cancelled during the trial, it starts costing money when the trial ends.
- Renewal. The subscription renews automatically for the same period and at the same price unless you cancel it at least 24 hours before the period ends.
- Cancellation. The subscription is cancelled in the App Store or Google Play settings, or through “Manage subscription” in the app. Premium lasts until the end of the period. Deleting the app does not cancel the subscription.
- Refunds and the right of withdrawal are handled by the store where the purchase was made, under the store's terms and applicable consumer law.
- Restoring purchases. On a new phone with the same Apple or Google account, Premium is restored with “Restore purchases”.
Children and parents
The app is made for children, but purchases are made by an adult. Purchases, subscription management and links out of the app are behind a parental gate. The parent is responsible for purchases made with the parent's Apple or Google account. In-app purchases can also be blocked in the phone's parental control settings.
Use and content
The word lists are yours. They are saved only on your phone and we do not access them.
- The app may be used for personal use and schoolwork.
- You may not copy or resell the app or try to get around paying for it.
- The app marks answers leniently; for example, small spelling mistakes are accepted as “almost right”. The marking is a practice aid and may differ from how a teacher marks.
- The app's design, code and the Word Eater mascot belong to DivDev.
Liability and changes to the app
We do our best to make the app work, but cannot promise that it will always work without errors or interruptions.
- The word lists exist only on the phone. If the phone breaks or the app is deleted, we cannot recover them.
- To the extent permitted by law, we are not liable for indirect damage, such as a worse test result.
- Nothing in these terms limits your rights as a consumer under the mandatory law of your country.
- If we stop offering Premium, we will announce it in the app in good time, and a paid period remains valid until it ends.
App Store and Google Play
In addition to these terms, the store's own terms apply to apps downloaded from it:
- on iPhone, Apple's Licensed Application End User License Agreement (EULA)
- on Android, the Google Play Terms of Service
If these terms and the store's terms conflict, the store's terms apply to the purchase and download itself.
Changes, law and contact
We may change these terms. Significant changes are announced in the app before they take effect, and the date at the top shows when the terms were last changed.
Swedish law applies, without limiting the mandatory consumer protection of the country where you live. Consumers in the EU may also turn to the Swedish National Board for Consumer Disputes (ARN).
Questions about the app: info@divdev.se.