MubarakLab
Stencilsmith — Terms
Artwork, purchases and physical outputs.
Formerly InkCut. Same app; your projects, backups and Pro unlock carry over.
Publisher: Mubarak Almahmeed. Effective date: October 13, 2026. Contact: almahmeed.dev@gmail.com.
App license
The App Store license is Apple's standard licensed application agreement. These product notices do not replace mandatory consumer rights or the applicable Apple agreement.
Free download and Stencilsmith Pro
Starting with version 1.2, the app (then called InkCut) is free to download. Stencilsmith Pro is an optional one-time in-app purchase (not a subscription). It removes the free plan's three SVG/PDF export limit and the small mark on PNG previews, and allows more than two color layers. The 7-Day Pro Trial is a free in-app purchase: it never charges, does not renew and cannot be restarted. When it ends, Pro features lock again unless you buy Stencilsmith Pro, and your projects stay editable. If you bought InkCut (now Stencilsmith) while it was a paid download, you keep Pro at no cost. Apple handles prices, payment and refunds. Restore Purchases (Settings → Stencilsmith Pro, or any Stencilsmith Pro screen) brings Pro back on a device signed in with the same Apple Account.
Your artwork and outputs
Use artwork you own or are entitled to process. You control where you share your designs and editable backups. Retain backups of important work and check outputs before relying on them.
Physical designs
Stencilsmith creates design files and does not operate cutting equipment. Geometric connectivity is not a material-strength or machine-safety certificate. Check physical scale in the destination software and print setup, and make a small test before fabrication.
Product boundaries
Tracing creates filled-region outlines, not centerline tool paths or editable fonts. Public SVG/PDF/PNG files are not editable-project backups. Check requirements in your receiving software before using an exported file.
Contact
For product questions, email almahmeed.dev@gmail.com. These notices do not limit mandatory consumer rights.