Effective date: September 24, 2026. Applies to the Noreli iPhone application.

These Terms of Service (“Terms”) govern your use of Noreli, an on-device companion that helps you track household fruit, estimate ripeness windows, and keep a personal pantry history. By tapping Agree on the orchard entry screen or continuing to use Noreli, you accept these Terms.

Noreli is designed as a local, offline-first pantry tool. It does not require a Noreli cloud account, does not sell fruit, and does not certify food safety. Peak-window estimates are guidance for home growers and kitchen planners—not a lab or medical service.

1. What Noreli provides

Noreli may let you:

• Photograph or select fruit images to generate an on-device ripeness estimate and peak window.
• Enter fruit manually (type, storage place, quantity, purchase date) when you prefer not to use a photo.
• Keep a pantry list, history of eaten or spoiled items, favorites (“preserve jars”), and voice notes tied to a fruit entry.
• Set in-app pantry reminders and share a harvest summary through the device share sheet.
• Customize a local display name, pantry avatar, weight units, and week-start preference.

Ripeness percentages, nutrition reference figures, and stage labels (for example Eat now, Soon, Growing, Past prime) are estimates based on rules stored on your device. Always use your own judgment before eating any food.

2. Eligibility and orchard access

You must be able to agree to these Terms under the laws of your place of residence. Noreli’s “Enter the Orchard” flow is a local unlock of the pantry experience on your iPhone—not a sign-in to a Noreli web or cloud service. Noreli is built for use on a compatible iPhone.

3. Your responsibilities

• Use Noreli only for lawful, personal, non-commercial pantry tracking unless we agree otherwise in writing.
• Do not rely on Noreli as the sole basis for food-safety decisions, allergen warnings, or medical advice.
• Keep your device secured; anyone with access to the unlocked phone can view local pantry data.
• Provide accurate purchase and storage details if you want more useful peak-window guidance.

4. Device permissions

Camera, photo library, and microphone access are requested only when you use related features (fruit photos, pantry avatar, voice notes). You may deny those permissions and continue with other features such as Manual Entry.