Effective November 11, 2026. This agreement is for Callout version 2 and later versions that ship with it.
This is an agreement between you and Paris Kollias, of Canada ("we"). It covers the Callout app for the Mac ("Callout"). When you buy Callout, install it, or enter a license key, you agree to it. If you do not agree, do not install or use Callout.
1. Who sells Callout
Polar (polar.sh) sells Callout for us as the merchant of record. Polar takes your payment, charges the sales tax or VAT of your country, sends your receipt and your license key, and handles refunds. This agreement is between you and us. Polar's own terms cover the purchase.
2. What you get
Callout is licensed, not sold. When you pay, we give you a license with these rules:
- One person. The license is for one person. A company that buys a license gives it to one person.
- Your Macs. You can activate your key on up to 3 Macs at a time. To move it to another Mac, free the old one in Callout: Settings › Setup › License.
- Any use. You can use Callout for personal work and for paid work, on your own projects and on projects you do for others.
- How long. Your key has no end date. It works with every version we release under this agreement.
3. What you may not do
- Share your key with another person, or sell, rent or give away your license.
- Use Callout on more Macs than your key allows, or work around the license check.
- Copy Callout, or change it and give the changed copy to others.
- Remove our name or the license notices from Callout.
Callout ships its own code in readable form (JavaScript) inside the app. You can read it to understand what Callout does on your Mac. This agreement does not let you copy it into other software.
4. Parts made by others
Callout includes software and fonts made by others: Node.js, whisper.cpp, ggml, cpp-httplib, nlohmann/json, Mona Sans and Fragment Mono. Each comes with its own license, which you find in the app at Callout.app/Contents/Resources/Licenses. For those parts, their licenses apply, not this agreement.
5. Services you connect
Callout works with services that you choose and that you pay for yourself:
- Claude Code, from Anthropic, for looks in the code, fixes and, if you choose it, write-ups. It uses your own Claude login and plan.
- OpenRouter, for write-ups, with your own API key.
- adb, from Google's Android SDK, for the phone feature.
Their terms and prices apply between you and them. We do not control them. If one of them changes, raises its prices, or stops working, Callout can lose the features that use it. That is not a fault in Callout.
6. Fix runs
When you press Fix, say "fix it now", or run callout handoff, Callout starts Claude Code in that project's folder. In the default permission mode (Auto), Claude Code edits files, runs commands and makes git commits there without asking you first. You choose the permission mode in Settings › Fixing the code › Permission mode.
You are responsible for what you let Claude Code do in your folders. Keep your projects in version control, keep backups, and check each fix before you ship it. We are not responsible for changes that Claude Code makes, for commands that it runs, or for the code that it writes.
7. Your data
Your snags, recordings, pictures, notes and projects are yours. Callout keeps them on your Mac, in ~/Callout. We get no rights to them and no copy of them. The Callout privacy policy says what leaves your Mac, and when.
8. Refunds
You can ask for a refund within 30 days of your purchase. Write to help.callout@proton.me or use your Polar receipt. After a refund, we turn off your key. Callout then stops making new captures, write-ups, looks and fixes on your Macs. You can still open and read every snag you made, and the files stay on your Mac.
Laws in some countries, such as the EU and the UK, give you more refund rights. Those rights still apply.
9. No warranty
We make Callout with care, but we give it to you "as is". To the extent the law allows, we make no promise that Callout has no errors, that it works on every Mac, that it hears every word right, or that the bug reports and fixes it makes are correct.
10. Limit of liability
To the extent the law allows, we are not liable for lost data, lost profits, lost work, or indirect damage that comes from using Callout or from not being able to use it. Our total liability to you is at most the amount you paid for your license. Some laws do not allow these limits. Where they do not, the limits apply as far as those laws allow.
11. Ending the license
Your license ends if you break this agreement. If it ends, stop using Callout. Sections 4, 6, 7, 9, 10 and 12 stay in force after the license ends.
12. Changes and law
We can change this agreement for new versions of Callout. The agreement that came with your version stays in force for that version.
The laws of the Province of Ontario and the federal laws of Canada that apply there govern this agreement. The courts of Ontario decide disputes. If you are a consumer, the laws of the country where you live that protect you still apply.
13. Contact
Paris Kollias, help.callout@proton.me.