FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Short answers about what POL is, where products live, how contact and ads files work, and how
this hub relates to the sister sites.
What is PhaseOutLimit (POL)?
PhaseOutLimit, often shortened to POL, is a small independent studio catalog for Android apps, Steam games, and websites. This site is the English hub where visitors can browse live products, short announcements, and longer articles without creating an account.
Where do the apps and games actually live?
Installs and purchases happen on Google Play, Steam, or each product’s own website. Open Work, pick a title, then follow the Play Store, Steam, or Website link on that product page. POL itself is a map, not a checkout.
Do I need an account to browse?
No. There is no visitor login, no comment system, and no upload form on this site. You can read Work, Notices, Writing, Privacy, and FAQ freely. Language or theme preferences may stay in your browser until you clear site data.
How do I contact the studio?
Email the address on the Contact page. Use the same address for questions about apps, games, this hub, privacy, or advertising files. There is no phone line and no contact form. Please name the product or page and allow a few days for a reply.
What are ads.txt and Privacy for?
The Privacy page explains that browsing here does not require a login, and how preferences may be stored locally. The root ads.txt file helps advertising partners verify authorized sellers for this domain. Some Android apps also use app-ads.txt for AdMob. Ads, when present, do not change the product catalog.
What are the sister sites?
The same studio runs Collectio (minigames), Mare informationis (read-only notes), Lumina (calculators), Tetra Ars (multiplayer Tetris), and Coin search (exchange filters). See Developer’s other sites for short descriptions and links. Each site has its own address and role.
What is the difference between Writing and Notices?
Notices are short announcements: launches, status notes, and quick updates. Writing holds longer articles such as how-tos, release write-ups, and studio explainers. Start with Notices when you want the latest headline; open Writing when you want more depth.
Is this site a store or a support portal?
Neither. POL indexes products and publishes notes. Store pages handle installs and payments. For bugs or privacy questions, email is the support path. For sister tools and games, use the linked sites listed under Developer’s other sites.