Beta terms of use

Draft for the Android beta · 11 November 2026

This local version is prepared for review before public launch. These terms do not announce an open beta or a paid service.

About ReactDuo

ReactDuo is an Android application developed by Arturs Poletajevs (Google Play developer name: Welcom3). Contact: reactduo.support@gmail.com. The current beta processes reaction videos on your device and lets you share them through apps you choose.

Recording and sharing responsibly

Record and share only content you are entitled to use. Obtain permissions or consent required for recording other people or sharing their content. A video being viewable online does not automatically grant permission to record or redistribute it. Follow applicable law and the terms of source and receiving services.

Do not use ReactDuo to harass people, violate privacy, share unlawful material or bypass a source service’s technical protections. Check captured video before sharing: screen capture may include notifications or other private material.

Permissions and third-party apps

Features depend on Android permissions you grant and on the source app. Some content cannot be captured. Third-party platforms, messaging services and Google Play have their own terms. ReactDuo is independent of TikTok, YouTube, Instagram and SoundCloud and is not endorsed by them.

Beta limitations and your files

This is beta software. Recording, sound, synchronisation and automatic trimming can have errors, and compatibility varies. Keep copies of important videos outside the app. Uninstalling or clearing app data removes the internal library. Updates are intended to preserve it, but should not be treated as a backup.

No capture quality, availability or error-free operation is guaranteed. This does not limit rights or remedies that applicable law does not allow to be excluded.

Accounts, charges and changes

The current beta has no ReactDuo account, in-app payments or advertising SDK. There are no subscriptions to buy on this site. Your carrier or third-party services may charge for their own services. Future paid features or changes to data handling will need separate, clear information and updated terms before introduction.

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