Free Legal Pages for Your Mobile App
The privacy policy, terms and EULA the App Store and Google Play expect — free to copy.
Both the Apple App Store and Google Play require every app to link to a privacy policy before it can be published, even if the app collects very little data. Most apps also need terms of service and an end-user license agreement to set usage rules and limit liability.
These templates give you compliant-shaped starting text. Host the privacy policy at a public URL and paste that link into App Store Connect and the Play Console. Tailor the details to the SDKs, analytics and ad networks your app uses.
Privacy Policy
Mandatory for the App Store and Google Play. Must reflect the data your app and its SDKs collect.
Terms of Service
Sets the rules for using your app and your liability limits.
End User License Agreement
Licenses your app to users and protects your intellectual property. Apple applies a default EULA unless you supply your own.
Acceptable Use Policy
If your app has accounts or user content, it defines what users may and may not do.
Does my app need a privacy policy?
Yes. Apple and Google both require a privacy-policy URL for every app listing, regardless of how little data you collect. Ad and analytics SDKs also mandate disclosure.
What is a EULA and do I need one?
A EULA (End User License Agreement) licenses your app to users and sets usage rules. Apple applies a default EULA if you do not supply one, but a custom EULA gives you more control and protection.
Are these mobile app legal templates free?
Yes — free to copy or download. For a privacy policy tailored to your SDKs and jurisdiction, the $2 generator is a fast upgrade.