Terms of sale and use

Who we are

SoftBlair is a store for software you buy once and keep, made by Technohumans ("we"). Its first app is Blair Aloud, a browser extension for Chrome. You can reach us at hello@radiohead.media.

Buying and payment

• Creem (creem.io) is our merchant of record and payment processor. When you buy, you buy from Creem, which resells the licence on our behalf. Creem's own checkout terms also apply to the payment.
• Prices are shown in US dollars on each app's page. Any sales tax or VAT is calculated at checkout.
• Every licence is a one-time purchase. There is no subscription and nothing renews.
• Charges appear on your statement from Creem, starting with CREEM.IO*. Your receipt comes by email from Creem.
• Your licence key appears on the thank-you page right after payment. If you lose it, write to us from the email you bought with and we'll send it again.

Your licence

• A licence lets you use the app it was bought for, for as long as you like, on the number of computers it covers: Blair Aloud Personal covers 1 computer, Business and education covers 3. Everyone who uses a covered computer may use the app on it.
• You enter the key once per computer. After that the app works offline and never checks back with us.
• If you replace a computer, write to us and we'll free the old one so the key works on the new one.
• Please don't share, resell or publish your key, and don't try to get around the computer limit. We may switch off a key that is misused or whose payment was refunded or reversed; computers it already unlocked are not affected by us remotely.
• The app stays ours (Technohumans'); you get the right to use it, not ownership of the code.

Refunds

If Blair Aloud doesn't work on your computer, write to us within 14 days of buying. We'll try to get it working with you, and refunds are handled case by case. The details are on our refund policy page.

What we promise, and its limits

• We describe each app honestly on its page, and we help you set it up. Blair Aloud needs a supported browser (Chrome) on a computer; it can't work on iPhone or iPad.
• Apps are provided as they are. Browsers and web pages change, and we can't promise an app works with every page or every future browser version, but we fix problems we can.
• As far as the law allows, we're not liable for indirect losses, and our total liability for a purchase is limited to what you paid for it.
• Nothing in these terms limits rights you have under the consumer law of your country.

Privacy and changes

What we keep, and what never leaves your computer, is on our privacy page. If we change these terms, the new version applies to purchases made after the change; what you already bought keeps working as promised.

Last updated 30 October 2026.