Updated on October 20, 2026
Terms of use
The rules between you and PrimoDock, in plain language.
Who we are
PrimoDock is built by PRIMODEV CONSULTORIA EM TI LTDA, a Brazilian company that signs its work as oprimo.dev. For anything at all, including what is on this page, the address is apps@oprimo.dev.
What you are buying
A licence to use PrimoDock, a macOS and Windows application we distribute directly. It is not a subscription and not a service: you pay once and you use it.
How the licence itself works is set out in the end user licence agreement, which has a page of its own.
The trial
Before any payment you get 7 days of the whole app. We do not ask for a card or an account, and the counting happens inside your computer. The email on the download page is optional.
Purchase, payment and receipt
Purchases in US dollars are sold by PRIMODEV CONSULTORIA EM TI LTDA, a company registered in Brazil, and paid by card through Stripe, which emails the receipt. Cards issued in Brazil can only be charged in reais, so those are paid on the Portuguese page.
Purchases in reais, on the Portuguese page, are sold by PRIMODEV CONSULTORIA EM TI LTDA directly, paid through InfinitePay.
The price is on the page before you click anything. We may change prices in future, and a change never affects a purchase already made.
Changing your mind
You have fourteen days to ask for your money back, with no justification. The details are on the refund page, and they do not replace any right the consumer law where you live already gives you.
Changes to the product
PrimoDock keeps being developed, and features may be added, changed or dropped in new versions. The version you already have keeps working as it is, even if you never update.
Limits
The app is provided as is. We do what we can to make it work well, but we do not promise it fits a particular purpose or that it will never fail.
Nothing here removes the statutory guarantees consumer law gives you, which apply regardless.
Governing law
These terms are governed by Brazilian law, with venue at the consumer domicile, as Brazilian consumer law requires. If you live elsewhere, the mandatory consumer protections of your own country still apply.