Legal
Terms of Use
Last updated 29 September 2026
Who Sells Renodem
Renodem is sold by My App Empire, a sole trader based in Victoria, Australia. Contact support@myappempire.com if you need help.
What You Get
One purchase lets you use Renodem for your renovation and building projects. It includes 12 months of cloud sync for your projects, photos and files, and app updates, from the date of purchase.
Renewal after 12 months is optional. If you don't renew, Renodem keeps working on your devices with your data; syncing between devices and new features pause.
Your Account And Devices
Your account is for one person. You can use Renodem on up to two phones or tablets and one computer. You can remove one device yourself every 30 days; contact support if you need help sooner. Please don't share your login.
Photos And File Storage
You can store up to 5 GB of photos and files per account. Each file can be up to 25 MB.
Using Renodem Fairly
Please don't:
- Use the app for unlawful purposes.
- Resell, redistribute or copy the app.
- Try to bypass access or device limits.
Find A Trade
Your purchase includes 100 trade and supplier searches per 12 months. Results come from a third-party search service and are not recommendations or endorsements. You must check licences, insurance and references yourself before engaging anyone.
Your Data
Your project data is yours. We don't sell it. You can export your data and delete your account at any time in Settings → Delete my account. If you want to keep a copy, export it before deleting your account.
Not Professional Advice
Renodem is a planning and record-keeping tool, not building, legal, financial or engineering advice. Check licences and insurance with the official registers and seek qualified advice when you need it. Ask Renodem can be wrong; it never changes your records.
Refunds And Your Rights
See the Refund Policy. Nothing in these terms limits your rights under the Australian Consumer Law.
Availability And Changes
We make reasonable efforts to keep the service available. We may update Renodem and these terms, and we'll tell you about material changes.
Governing Law
These terms are governed by the laws of Victoria, Australia.
You can also read our Privacy Policy and Disclaimer.
