Last Updated: 2026-09-02
PresentCast uses Apple's standard End User License Agreement (EULA) as its governing app license: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/.
This page is a plain-language product summary for users of PresentCast, an iPhone and iPad app for building ordered playlists of PDFs, photos, and videos and casting them in order to a TV, projector, or Apple TV over AirPlay, to a compatible DLNA/UPnP receiver, or previewing on the in-app Demo Display. If this page conflicts with Apple's standard EULA, Apple's standard EULA controls.
1. Use of the app
You may use PresentCast to present your own PDFs, photos, and videos for personal, educational, or commercial purposes. You are responsible for the content you cast and for ensuring you have the rights to any files you import. Do not reverse engineer, redistribute, resell, or misuse the app or its assets.
2. Local data and files
PresentCast saves local preferences, imported files, playlists (run sheets), render cache, playback state, and the last-used display on your device. Local data can be lost if the app is deleted or device data is erased; keep your own copies of any files you want to retain.
3. Optional purchases
PresentCast may offer optional in-app purchases for Pro: a Monthly ($2.99) or Yearly ($19.99) auto-renewable subscription, or a one-time Lifetime ($39.99) purchase. Subscriptions auto-renew unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. Purchases are processed by Apple through StoreKit. Refunds, cancellations, billing issues, and purchase account management are handled by Apple.
4. Free and Pro features
The free tier includes ordered playlist presenting on the Demo Display, AirPlay, and DLNA, the presentation remote, a recent-files history of 5 items, 3 favorites, playback speeds from 0.75× to 1.5×, and output up to 1080p at 30 fps. Pro unlocks unlimited history and favorites, playback speeds from 0.1× to 4×, Smart Fill, output up to 2K/4K at 60 fps, and remembering and restoring the last display. Playback speed and video seeking are always available on the in-app Demo Display; on AirPlay and DLNA/UPnP receivers they depend on the controls the receiver supports, and the app indicates when a control is unavailable on the connected display.
5. Casting accuracy and content responsibility
PresentCast renders and casts media using on-device PDFKit, AVFoundation, AirPlay, and DLNA/UPnP casting to compatible receivers. Receiver capabilities vary by manufacturer and model: supported media formats and remote controls (including playback speed, seeking, and volume) may be limited or unavailable on a given receiver. You are responsible for reviewing what is shown on the big screen before and during your presentation, and for testing the receiver you plan to use. The app does not verify the legality, accuracy, or ownership of the content you cast.
6. Availability
Features may change as the app is improved. We aim to preserve purchased Pro access for the Apple ID used for purchase, subject to Apple platform behavior and StoreKit availability.
7. Contact
Email: [email protected]