Pomelo terms

Last updated: 21 October 2026

Pomelo, together with its Unlock Pomelo add-on, is licensed to you by Andrea Loroni, the developer shown in the Microsoft Store as andrealo. The licence is the Microsoft Store Standard Application License Terms that apply in the market where you got Pomelo, which Microsoft publishes at the end of the Microsoft Services Agreement: https://www.microsoft.com/servicesagreement#STANDARDAPPLICATIONLICENSETERMS. In those terms, Andrea Loroni is the application publisher. The additional terms below are part of the licence, and where they differ from the Standard Application License Terms, the additional terms apply.

Additional terms. Pomelo includes libraries licensed under the GNU Lesser General Public License, version 3 or later (the LGPL libraries), listed in the third-party notices in the app and on the libvips source page at https://pomeloapp.net/source. Nothing in these terms limits your rights under the LGPL for those libraries. You may modify the LGPL libraries and use Pomelo with modified versions of them, and you may reverse engineer Pomelo's own binaries only as far as needed to debug such modifications. Microsoft components and the other third-party components included with Pomelo are licensed under their own terms, listed in the same notices.

What Pomelo reads, keeps and sends is described in the privacy policy at https://pomeloapp.net/privacy.

Questions about these terms: [email protected]