Terms of use and sale
Last updated: November 11, 2026
1. Publisher
The HorsFlux app is published by Dimitri PAPAIS, sole proprietor (trade name DP CYBER RISK), listed on Google Play as "Atelier Terre Ferme". SIRET 920 774 346 00026, 25 rue de l'Opéra, 13100 Aix-en-Provence, France. Contact: contact@horsflux.fr.
2. Purpose
HorsFlux helps you reduce the time spent scrolling: after a length of time you choose in the apps you selected, it shows a pause, and offers limits, blocking modes and statistics. These terms apply to any use of HorsFlux and to the purchase of HorsFlux+. Installing or using the app means you accept these terms.
3. Free features and HorsFlux+
The app is free. It includes the mindful pause on 3 apps, the daily goal, the opening delay, zero distraction mode, the 30-day challenge, the wake-up pause, the "screen on too long" alert, the quotes and 30-day statistics.
The paid HorsFlux+ offer adds features described in the app (HorsFlux+ page), such as an unlimited number of watched apps, opening with an intention, daily limits per app, openings per day, essential mode, up to 3 schedules, strict and total strict mode, the unlock check and 90-day statistics. The offer may change; a feature paid for with a lifetime purchase remains available for as long as the app is maintained.
4. Prices and payment
Plans (monthly subscription, yearly subscription, one-time "lifetime" purchase) and their prices including taxes are shown in the app and on Google Play before any purchase. Payment is handled entirely by Google Play under Google's terms; the publisher never receives any banking data.
5. Subscriptions, free trial and cancellation
Subscriptions renew automatically at the end of each period (month or year) at the current price until cancelled. When a free trial is offered, the paid subscription starts at the end of the trial unless cancelled before it ends.
You can cancel at any time from Google Play (Profile › Payments & subscriptions › Subscriptions) or from the app (HorsFlux+ page › Manage subscription). Cancellation takes effect at the end of the current, already paid period; the publisher does not refund partial periods, except where required by law.
6. Right of withdrawal
HorsFlux+ is digital content supplied immediately after purchase. By purchasing, you expressly request this immediate access and acknowledge that you waive your 14-day right of withdrawal (EU Directive 2011/83/EU, Article 16(m); French Consumer Code, Article L221-28 13°). Refund requests can be made to Google Play under its own refund policy.
7. Operation and limits
HorsFlux uses Android's accessibility service, which you turn on yourself, only to know which app is in the foreground; it does not read screen content. Some manufacturers (Xiaomi, Samsung, etc.) may suspend background apps: the app offers a setup guide and warns you when it has been stopped, but the publisher cannot guarantee that the pause will appear in every case.
HorsFlux is a digital wellbeing tool. It is not a medical device, a treatment or a substitute for professional advice. No particular result is guaranteed.
8. Personal data
HorsFlux collects no data: everything stays on your phone. Details are in the privacy policy.
9. Intellectual property
The app, its name, texts, visuals and code belong to the publisher. You are granted a personal, non-commercial right of use. Quotes are in the public domain or cited with their source.
10. Liability
The publisher makes its best efforts to keep the app working, without guaranteeing that it is free of errors or interruptions. The publisher is not liable for indirect damage, or for consequences of phone settings or of decisions by Google. Nothing in these terms limits your statutory rights as a consumer.
11. Changes
These terms may be updated; the date at the top shows the latest version. Subscribers are informed in the app of any significant change.
12. Disputes and mediation
For any complaint, first write to contact@horsflux.fr. If no agreement is reached within two months, you can use the consumer mediator free of charge: CM2C (Centre de la médiation de la consommation de conciliateurs de justice), 49 rue de Ponthieu, 75008 Paris, France — cm2c.net, “Déclarer un litige” form.
These terms are governed by French law. Consumers keep the protection of the mandatory provisions of the law of their country of residence.