Terms

Last updated October 11, 2026

Your license to use ClipBasin

ClipBasin from the Microsoft Store is licensed to you under the Microsoft Standard Application License Terms (the last section of the Microsoft Services Agreement). Blue Basin Systems, L.L.C. is the application publisher named in those terms. They describe what you may do with ClipBasin, and they take priority over anything on this page about the app.

You can try ClipBasin free for 15 days before buying it. Your purchase includes the updates to ClipBasin 1 that we release. A future major version may be sold separately.

Support

We provide support for ClipBasin, not Microsoft. See Support for how to reach us.

Open-source software in ClipBasin

ClipBasin includes open-source components, each under its own license:

• Python, with the libraries it includes on Windows (Tcl/Tk, OpenSSL, libffi, expat, zlib, bzip2, xz, mpdecimal) and the Microsoft Visual C++ runtime: Python Software Foundation License 2.
• typing_extensions: Python Software Foundation License 2.
• pywinrt: MIT License.
• The PyInstaller bootloader: GNU GPL 2 or later, with the PyInstaller bootloader exception.

Those licenses apply to those components only, not to ClipBasin itself. Their full text is in the app: open the menu, choose About ClipBasin, then Open-source licenses.

This website

The content of this site is © 2026 Blue Basin Systems, L.L.C. You're welcome to link to any page. The site is provided as is, and we may change it at any time.

ClipBasin and the ClipBasin logo are trademarks of Blue Basin Systems, L.L.C. Microsoft, Windows and Microsoft Store are trademarks of the Microsoft group of companies.

Contact

info@bluebasinsystems.com, (225) 244-6096, or Blue Basin Systems, L.L.C., P.O. Box 311, Walker, LA 70785.