Legal

Software licence

Last updated: 27 September 2026

This licence is between you and JOSH CARR-HUMMERSTON EURL (trading as Dodo Digital), 8 rue Marie et Louise, 75010 Paris, France. By installing or using our software, you agree to it.

1. What you can do

When you buy a licence, we grant you a personal, non-exclusive, non-transferable right to use the software:

  • by one person (you),
  • on up to 2 devices at the same time,
  • for personal or professional work, including paid client work.

You can move your licence to a new device by deactivating it on an old one. If you need help, contact us at info@dododigital.store.

2. What you can't do

  • Share, resell, rent or give away your licence key or the software.
  • Use one licence for multiple people or more than 2 devices. Teams need one licence per person.
  • Remove or bypass the licence check.
  • Copy, modify or reverse engineer the software, except where the law expressly allows it.

3. Updates

All future updates of the software are included at no extra cost for as long as we maintain it. Updates may add, change or remove features.

4. Ownership

The software, its design and the Dodo Digital brand remain ours. Your work (images, boards, files) is yours and always will be.

5. Ending the licence

Your licence lasts indefinitely. It ends if you get a refund or if you seriously breach this licence. In that case, stop using the software and delete it.

6. Warranty and liability

The software is provided as is. We work hard to make it reliable, but we can't guarantee it will be free of errors or work with every future system update. Keep backups of your work. To the extent permitted by law, we are not liable for indirect losses, lost data or lost profits. Nothing here limits your statutory rights as a consumer.

7. Third-party software

Our software works alongside third-party applications such as Capture One. We are not affiliated with them and are not responsible for changes they make.

8. Law

This licence is governed by French law. Consumers keep the protections of the law of your country of residence.