PLIRO LEARNER — OUR AGREEMENT WITH YOU

Version 1.0 · 16 September 2026

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Local agreement set. These files do not publish or activate an online licence offer. Express acceptance applies to the stated new rights; earlier grants are preserved.

A licence is permission to use software. This agreement explains your permission to use Pliro Learner. It also explains our promises to you. These are the agreement's rules, written in everyday language.

1. FIRST, READ THIS TOGETHER

Pliro Learner helps you make programs, drawings, games and apps. Logicos Software makes Pliro. In this agreement, "we" means Logicos Software and "you" means the person using Learner.

If you are under 18, read this with a parent or guardian. A guardian is an adult who is legally responsible for you. Ask for their permission when the law requires it. They can accept this agreement for you. A teacher can help you read it. A teacher or school can accept for you only when they have the legal authority to do so.

You accept this agreement when you choose to accept it during setup or licence signup. You can read it and ask questions before deciding.

This agreement covers the free Learner edition, including its editor, command-line tools, compiler, runtime, examples and updates. The compiler turns your code into an app. The runtime helps your app work. Paid editions have their own offer and terms.

For Learner, this agreement takes the place of Logicos' general business service terms and the general Pliro EULA when you accept this version. The separate rules for other people's software in section 9 still apply. This version applies when you expressly accept it for a new Learner licence or new rights identified in the offer. An earlier accepted agreement keeps its existing grants, including commercial permissions and covered updates. Installing an update or accepting this version for new rights does not take those earlier grants away. Keep your earlier agreement and licence records. A date or version in this document does not prove that you accepted it.

2. LEARNER IS FREE

You do not pay us to use Learner. It is not a trial that turns into a bill. We do not need payment details for your free licence. A paid edition is a separate choice. We will not switch you to one without your agreement.

You need a free licence to use the installed Pliro tools. Your signup screen shows how many computers it covers and how often Pliro needs an internet connection to check it. Those displayed limits are part of this agreement. Keep your licence key private. Other people can get their own.

The licence has no planned end date. It includes the Learner updates we release. This does not promise that we will keep making new versions forever, or that paid features will become free. We do not include a personal support service or a promised response time.

Use Pliro on computers you own or have permission to use. You may keep backup copies. A school or club may install the official software on its computers, with the right licences for the people using it.

3. YOUR WORK BELONGS TO YOU

Your own code, stories, pictures and other creations stay yours. Using Pliro does not make us their owner.

Under this version, Learner is for learning, personal projects and noncommercial creation and sharing. You may change, copy and share your own work for those purposes. Commercial use of Pliro needs an active paid Creator Pro licence, except for permissions preserved from an earlier agreement. Commercial use includes paid client work, building or maintaining business or internal company apps, selling apps, and making apps for advertising income or other monetized distribution. A free Pro trial does not give that permission. Ownership of your work does not change.

You may build supported native apps for your computer's operating-system family and for the explicit Raspberry Pi targets. Other supported operating systems need Creator Pro. Learner exports keep the required Pliro branding; do not remove, hide or bypass it. Paid Pro may offer branding removal. Third-party notices stay required in every edition. These rules do not promise that every platform or planned feature is already supported.

You do not owe us a fee for each permitted app or copy. Check that you have permission to use pictures, sounds, code and other things made by someone else.

When Pliro builds an app, you may share the Pliro runtime parts that it puts inside that app. Those parts are there to help the app run. The app's users do not need a Pliro licence. The app has no Pliro licence check, and ending your own licence does not switch that app off. The separate rules for third-party parts still apply.

4. SHARE PLIRO, TOO

You may give other people the official Learner installer for free. Keep it complete and unchanged, with this agreement and its other licence notices. Keep Logicos' digital signature: it helps people check who made the installer and whether it was changed.

Do not charge for the installer, a free licence or a licence key. Do not add adverts, tracking or unwanted software. Do not pretend that you made Pliro or that we approved your own product. Sharing the installer does not give someone paid features. Permission to use Pliro does not make its code, name or mascot yours.

Schools may include the unchanged installer in their own installation package. The original installer and its signature must stay intact.

5. USE PLIRO WITH CARE

Mistakes in your code are part of learning. You may experiment! But do not use Pliro to harm people, steal information, break into computers or break the law. Do not copy other people's work without permission or a right to do so.

Do not bypass licence checks or safety controls. Do not share licence keys publicly or attack our online services. The legal rights in section 9 are not taken away by these rules.

A licence is not permission to use someone else's files, network or hardware. Ask first. Keep copies of work you care about, and test your programs. Get adult help with hardware. Do not rely on an untested project for anything where a mistake could seriously hurt someone.

6. YOUR INFORMATION

For licence signup, we receive the email address you enter. You can use a parent's or teacher's address with their permission. We send licence messages there. The licence system also receives your computer's name, a device code and its internet address. We use these to provide and check licences, manage devices and help keep the service safe.

The licence checks do not send us the code or pictures in your projects. If you choose to share a project, join a lesson or let your program connect to a website, that action can send information to other people or services. Check what you are sharing, and ask an adult if unsure.

Accepting this agreement is not permission for marketing emails. You can ask what personal information we keep, ask us to correct it, and ask us to delete it. The law may require us to keep some records. For help, you or your parent can contact privacy@logicos.software. You can also complain to a data-protection authority. In the Netherlands, that is the Autoriteit Persoonsgegevens: autoriteitpersoonsgegevens.nl.

7. LEARNING WITH A CLASS

You can choose to join an authorised Pliro lesson and leave it again. The teacher can see lesson membership, approve learners and remove them. Joining does not give the teacher permission to secretly watch the rest of your computer. A school must arrange any permissions it needs.

A teacher's paid Classroom licence does not mean you must buy one. Your own Learner licence can be used to join an authorised lesson.

A school or teacher may use Learner for authorised education, including lessons for which the teacher is paid. That is different from using Pliro to make business apps or client software. Classroom adds teaching tools, not commercial app-authoring rights. A teacher's paid Pro licence does not give those rights to every learner.

8. WHEN SOMETHING GOES WRONG, OR YOU WANT TO STOP

Software can have mistakes. If Pliro does not work as promised, contact us. We must still put things right or pay for harm when the law requires us to. Being free does not take away legal rights you have. We do not provide an extra warranty beyond what the law or a separate promise requires.

You can stop using Learner whenever you want. There is no cancellation fee. Save your work, release the device activation if you can, and uninstall Pliro. Your own project files remain yours.

A licence problem can stop some actions, such as opening or running projects. The IDE keeps save and export paths for work already open, and its documented recovery tools. We do not get ownership of your work or permission to destroy it because of a licence problem.

If you break an important rule, we will explain the problem and normally give you 14 days to fix it before ending your licence. We may pause or end access sooner for deliberate licence abuse or a serious security risk. You can contact us to explain or challenge what happened. This does not take away your work or the rights you already received for apps made lawfully. It does not cancel someone else's valid licence.

For organisations using Learner within the permissions above, these extra limits apply where allowed by law. Neither side pays the other for indirect business losses, such as lost profit, income or expected savings. The most we pay for all Pliro claims in any 12 months is the amount paid to us for Pliro in that period, or EUR 100 if nothing was paid. These limits never cover fraud, deliberately causing harm, or responsibility the law does not let us limit. They do not limit a consumer's protected rights.

9. OTHER PEOPLE'S SOFTWARE AND YOUR LEGAL RIGHTS

Pliro includes software and other material made by other people. Their licence notices are in Pliro's acknowledgements and supplied files. Those licences apply to those parts. If they give you extra rights, this agreement does not take those rights away.

The law may let you study, test or back up software, fix an error, or make it work with other software. We do not forbid actions that the law says a software agreement must allow.

10. CHANGES AND GETTING HELP

We may release fixes and change Pliro. We will explain important changes that affect your agreement. Where the law requires a new agreement, we will ask you to accept it first. We cannot take away rights that the law protects by putting different words in a later version.

If we plan to stop a service that Learner needs, we will give reasonable notice where possible. Your rights to apps you lawfully made remain.

Dutch law applies to this agreement. If consumer law in your home country gives you protections that cannot be taken away, you keep them. You may use any court the law lets you use. You may contact us first, but you do not have to give up a legal deadline or urgent help to do so. For business users, disputes go to the Dutch courts unless the law requires another court.

The English and Dutch texts are meant to have the same meaning. If a rule is unclear or cannot legally apply, your protected rights still come first. The other valid rules remain in place.

WHO WE ARE AND HOW TO CONTACT US

Logicos, also trading as Logicos Software, is a Dutch sole proprietorship. Dutch Chamber of Commerce (KvK): 97161705 Questions or problems: hello@logicos.software Privacy questions: privacy@logicos.software Website: https://logicos.software