Last updated: 16 August 2026. This notice explains how we use third-party product and file-format names across our apps and this store, and names the owner of every mark we reference.
How we use format and product names
We use file-format and application names only to describe what our tools read, recover, or are compatible with. We do not use them to imply sponsorship, endorsement, or affiliation with the companies that make that software.
Nominative use, in plain terms
Where a product page names another company’s software or file format — Microsoft InfoPath, Microsoft Publisher, Microsoft OneNote, Microsoft Money, Adobe Lightroom Classic, QuarkXPress or FileMaker Pro — it is there to identify the files that tool reads. Naming a format to say “this tool reads it” is nominative use: it is truthful, it is the only accurate way to describe what the tool does, and it does not mean we are connected to, endorsed by, or sponsored by those companies.
Trademarks belong to their owners
All third-party product names and trademarks are the property of their respective owners. Specifically, across the products on sale here: Microsoft, InfoPath, Publisher, OneNote, Money, Windows, Microsoft 365, Word and Excel are trademarks of Microsoft Corporation; Adobe and Lightroom of Adobe Inc.; QuarkXPress of Quark Software Inc.; FileMaker and Claris of Claris International Inc.; and Apple, Mac, macOS and Numbers of Apple Inc. High Caliber Trading Ltd is an independent company and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, sponsored by, or connected to any of them. None of our products is a Microsoft, Adobe, Quark, Claris or Apple product, and none is supplied or approved by those companies.
What we call “supported”
We describe a format or feature as supported only when it is implemented, verified, and documented in the app. Anything still in progress is not listed at all — we do not advertise products or capabilities that cannot be bought or used today. We would rather understate than overstate, and every product page sets out what its tool does not recover as plainly as what it does.
No logos or trade dress
We do not use third-party logos, icons, screenshots, or brand styling on our pages. We use neutral text and our own styling, so there is no visual suggestion of a connection that does not exist.
Honest scope on every tool
Each recovery tool states plainly what it does and does not recover, and, where relevant, its output includes an honest report of what was and was not recovered. Our tools work only on files you own and have the right to access; they perform no password cracking, DRM removal, or circumvention of technical protection.