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AQUAWASH is an Android app for organizing laundry shop operations, including orders, customer records, payments, reports, inventory, and staff workflows.

Create the local business profile, configure services and prices, add staff PINs if needed, then begin recording customers and orders. The app includes an in-app quick guide.

The app project currently sets Android 8.0 (API 26) as its minimum supported version. Device-specific compatibility still depends on the device and Android build.

The current app stores its business and staff records locally and does not implement a cloud account or cloud sync. Staff profiles are local PIN-based records.

Records are stored in the app’s local database on the Android device. The app supports user-managed backup export and import. Keep exported backup files secure.

Android removes the app’s local database and saved activation code when app data is cleared or the app is uninstalled. Export a backup before doing this if you need to preserve records.

Yes. The order workflow includes statuses such as queued, washing, ready for pickup, and completed. The available actions depend on the order’s status and staff role.

The app records order payments, refunds, totals, and remaining balances in its local workflow. Exact reporting depends on records entered by the shop.

The app supports locally stored branches and branch-specific operational records. Cloud synchronization between devices or branches is not currently implemented.

The current Android source does not implement recurring subscriptions or Google Play Billing. New installations currently require a signed offline activation code. The published commercial purchase model still needs confirmation.

The current app contains no automatic renewal or recurring billing code. Google Play one-time products are not configured in this repository, so we cannot describe a Google Play billing flow yet.

Those three product names and prices are not configured in the Android project. The current verifier supports a signed code with an expiration timestamp, including a no-expiry value, but exact product periods and terms are not published here.

For a new installation, the app displays a device ID. An AquaWash provider issues a signed offline license code for that device, and the user enters the code in the app. The code is checked locally.

The app treats an expired code as invalid and returns to its activation flow. Existing database records remain stored locally unless app data is cleared or the app is uninstalled. Access to the app requires valid activation.

Current offline activation codes are tied to a device fingerprint derived from the app package identity and Android ID. A code issued for one device will not validate on another device.

The app source does not implement Google Play purchase restoration or license upgrades. Current activation is device-bound and issued offline; the provider contact and transfer process have not been published yet.

A refund policy for commercial license purchases is not published in the repository. Google Play refund procedures cannot be promised until Google Play products are configured. The app owner still needs to publish a purchase support contact and refund process.

No. Cloud sync is not currently implemented. Keep a regular, secure copy of exported backups if you need a portable copy of your local records.

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