This app uses Atlassian's standard End User Agreement, unmodified.
That is a deliberate decision, not a gap. Atlassian publishes a standard customisable end-user agreement for Marketplace apps; adopting it unmodified means:
- customers' legal teams recognise it and do not need to review bespoke terms,
- there is no clause in it that this app's author drafted, mis-drafted, or has to defend,
- and no lawyer is required to ship.
For a product deliberately built to be operated by one person without meetings or calls, a bespoke EULA is a liability with no upside.
Status
Dwell is not yet listed on the Atlassian Marketplace, so there is no licence agreement in force yet. When it is listed it will use Atlassian's standard End User Agreement, unmodified, and this page will be replaced by the canonical link to it.
The agreement is selected and accepted inside the Marketplace partner portal at listing time. It is deliberately not reproduced here: a licence agreement quoted approximately is worse than one that is simply not published yet, because an approximate quote reads as though it were binding.
What will not happen, under any circumstance: a hand-written EULA, a copy of another vendor's terms, or a machine-generated licence agreement. Any of those is a legal document nobody qualified has read, presented to customers as though somebody had.