Pixkit plans the bag. You still walk onto the pitch.

These terms are the sideline talk before kick-off. They explain what Pixkit is, what it is not, and how Finapp expects the app to be used. If you keep using Pixkit after this date, you are playing under this sheet.

The thing you are installing

Pixkit is a football kit planner. You tell it the surface, the weather, the kick-off and the position. It looks through the boots and gear you already logged, writes a plan, helps you pack, and later ties the result to the pair you wore. The boot league is a ranking of your pairs from your results. It is not a prediction market and it is not a scouting report on anyone else.

Who publishes it

Pixkit is published by Finapp. The developer of record is James Timothy Carpenter. Contact: james.ti.carpenter@gmail.com, +44 7537 147090.

Your side of the ball

• Use Pixkit for your own matches and your own kit. Do not try to turn it into a feed, a shop, or a way to reach other players.
• Keep the locker honest. Pixkit can only recommend from what you list. A pair marked new when it is worn out is your fiction, not ours.
• You are responsible for whether a sole actually suits the pitch in front of you. Look at the ground. Look at the pair. Then decide.
• Do not misuse the app, probe it, or wrap it into something that harms other people or the services it relies on.

AI is a note, not a doctor and not a guarantee

When Pixkit generates text, it is using a third-party service (OpenAI) to draft guidance from the words you typed and the match details you entered. That output is informational. It is not medical advice. It is not a certificate that a boot is safe, legal, or suitable for every surface. Review the recommendation before you lace up. Stop if you feel pain or unwell.

Generative features need an internet connection. If the network is down, the rest of the locker and the history you already saved can still sit on the phone; the written plan may have to wait.

The rest of the bench

Pixkit also uses Firebase, Singular and OneSignal as third-party services for infrastructure, measurement and packing reminders. Their job is plumbing, not reading your diary. The privacy note on this site says what they are allowed to see — mainly a unique install identifier, and, for OpenAI, only the typed text of a message. Users do not exchange personal data with each other through Pixkit.

Reminders and the badge

Packing reminders fire only if you switch them on. The Lucky boots badge goes to the pair with the most points in your league; average feel rating breaks a tie. The badge does not forecast the next result and does not make a pair right for every pitch.

Stores and updates

If you download Pixkit from the App Store, Apple’s rules sit alongside these. Finapp may update Pixkit, retire a feature, or stop offering the app. We will not pretend a change is a new pair of boots if it is only a stud change — but we also will not freeze the locker in amber.

Erase, liability, law

You can erase the locker, matches and boot league from inside the app. That wipe is local and final for that install. Pixkit is provided as a planning tool. To the extent the law allows, Finapp is not liable for a blister, a slip, a missed reminder, a late arrival, or a pair that did not grip the way you hoped.

If a court has to get involved, the conversation starts with the laws that apply to Finapp as the publisher of Pixkit. Nothing here limits rights you cannot give away under those laws.

Questions

The shortest route is still a sentence to james.ti.carpenter@gmail.com. Prefer a page to a mailbox? Use the form on Contacts.