Software terms.

The short version: paid licences are one-time purchases, your eligible version keeps working, and you remain responsible for what you ask the software or connected AI services to do.

Purchases and licences

FT Dev Bridge Pro is €19.99 once, FT Video Studio Pro is €29.99 once, Folder Space Detective Pro is €9.99 once, and Downloads Detective is free. Trial terms and device limits are shown on the relevant product or checkout page.

Paid licences are perpetual for the versions you are entitled to use. They include updates released during the first 12 months after purchase. After that, your newest eligible version keeps working. Later updates or major upgrades may be offered separately.

Using a licence

You may use the software for personal or legitimate business work within the device limits shown at purchase. Do not sell, share or sublicense licence keys to unrelated third parties, or bypass activation limits.

AI and third-party services

FT Dev Bridge does not provide an AI model and does not charge by token. Connected AI providers, Git hosts, payment services and other third parties have their own plans, limits, terms and privacy practices.

Your files and outputs

Some tools can edit, move or delete files, and FT Dev Bridge can let an approved AI act on approved projects. Keep appropriate backups or source control and review important changes before relying on them.

You are also responsible for having the rights needed for media you use and for reviewing final video or other generated outputs before publishing them.

Refunds and consumer rights

Purchases and refunds are handled by the merchant of record under the checkout terms. Nothing here removes consumer rights that cannot legally be waived.

Warranty and liability

The software may contain defects and is not a substitute for backups, source control or independent checks of critical work. Any limitation of warranty or liability remains subject to rights that applicable law does not allow us to exclude.

Support

Questions about a purchase, licence or these terms? Email [email protected].

Last updated: October 2026.