Terms and seller details

Effective 6 October 2026

You buy K67 once, through the App Store. Apple handles payment and refunds.

K67 is an independent study aid, not a government app, and not affiliated with the Department of Transport, the RTMC or NaTIS. Use it before your test. Do not take your phone into the test. natis.gov.za

Liability. K67 is a study aid and cannot promise you a pass. We are not responsible for a failed test, a retest fee or a lost booking. This does not limit our liability for loss we cause through gross negligence, and it does not take away any right you have under the Consumer Protection Act 68 of 2008 or the ECT Act.

Seller details (ECT Act, section 43)

The Electronic Communications and Transactions Act 25 of 2002 asks every online seller to publish the information below. Each letter matches a paragraph of section 43(1).

(a) Full name and legal status: Luca Johannes Bradley Conarroe, a natural person trading as K67 (sole proprietor). The App Store shows the seller as Luca Conarroe.
(b) Physical address and telephone number: (turn on JavaScript to see the address) (business address)
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(c) Website and email address: k67.co.za
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(d) Self-regulatory or accreditation bodies: None. The seller belongs to no self-regulatory or accreditation body.
(e) Code of conduct: None. The seller subscribes to no code of conduct.
(f) Company registration, office bearers, place of registration: Not applicable. The seller is a natural person, not a company or other legal person.
(g) Address for service of legal documents: (turn on JavaScript to see the address). The seller chooses this address as its domicilium citandi et executandi, where it accepts service of legal documents.
(h) What you are buying: K67, an iPhone app for studying for the South African learner's licence test (codes 1, 2 and 3). It holds practice questions with explanations for rules of the road, road signs and vehicle controls, a timed mock test, and progress tracking. It works offline. All questions ship inside the app.
(i) Full price: The price shown on the App Store page, including any VAT Apple charges. You pay nothing else to the seller: no subscription, no in-app purchases and no delivery fee. Your mobile network may charge you for the data the download uses.
(j) How you pay: Through Apple's App Store, with the payment method on your Apple Account. Apple collects the payment. The seller never sees your payment details.
(k) Terms of the agreement: Apple's standard Licensed Application End User License Agreement is your licence to use K67. This page adds the seller's details, the refund promise and the study-aid notes. Where this page gives you more than Apple's standard licence, this page applies. Neither document takes away a right you have under the Consumer Protection Act or the ECT Act. You can read, save or print this page from your browser at any time.
(l) Delivery: The App Store starts the download as soon as you buy. K67 needs no further delivery.
(m) Your record of the purchase: Apple emails a receipt to your Apple Account email address. You can also see the purchase on your iPhone under Settings › your name › Media & Purchases › View Account › Purchase History, or at reportaproblem.apple.com.
(n) Return, exchange and refund policy: Apple handles refunds. If Apple declines a request made within seven days, we refund you ourselves. See Refunds below.
(o) Alternative dispute resolution code: None. The seller subscribes to no alternative dispute resolution code.
(p) Security and privacy: Apple processes your payment on its own systems. The seller receives no payment information and no personal information from your purchase. The app collects no personal information. Read the privacy policy.
(q) Minimum duration of the agreement: Not applicable. K67 is a single purchase, not an ongoing or recurring supply.
(r) Your cooling-off rights under section 44: See Refunds below.

Refunds

Apple takes your payment, so Apple processes refunds. To ask for one:

Go to reportaproblem.apple.com and sign in with your Apple Account.
Choose "Request a refund", pick the reason, and select K67.

Section 44 of the ECT Act gives a consumer who buys online the right to cancel within seven days, without giving a reason and without penalty, and to a full refund within 30 days of cancelling. Section 42(2) excludes some purchases from that right, among them computer software the consumer has unsealed and services that began, with the consumer's consent, inside the seven days. The law does not yet say clearly whether an app download falls under those exclusions. Where section 44 applies to you, nothing in these terms takes it away.

If you ask Apple for a refund within seven days of buying and Apple declines, email (turn on JavaScript to see the email address) with your Apple receipt and Apple's reply. We will refund the price you paid directly to you within 30 days. To pay you, we will ask for your bank details, and we use them only for that refund. We refund each purchase once. If Apple or your bank later refunds the same purchase, please pay our refund back.

If K67 has a defect, the Consumer Protection Act gives you further rights for six months, including a repair, replacement or refund (sections 55 and 56). Email us and we will put it right.

Terms of use

1. A study aid

K67 helps you prepare for the learner's licence test. It cannot promise you a pass. We wrote K67's questions and explanations ourselves, from the National Road Traffic Act 93 of 1996, the National Road Traffic Regulations, 2000, and the published road-sign specifications. The questions in your test will differ from the ones in K67.

2. The mock test

The mock test follows the published test format: 64 questions in three sections (28 on rules of the road, 28 on road signs, 8 on vehicle controls), each with its own pass mark (22, 23 and 6), as set out in Government Notice R.93 of 2006. We found no published time limit, so K67 sets its own 60-minute timer.

3. Use it before your test

Study with K67 before your test. Do not take your phone or any study aid into the test.

4. Accuracy

We check the questions against the law and the sign specifications. The law changes, and we can make mistakes. K67 does not give legal advice. For the current rules and test arrangements, ask your testing centre or visit natis.gov.za. If you think a question is wrong, tell us at (turn on JavaScript to see the email address) and we will check it.

5. What you may do with K67

You may use K67 on the Apple devices that Apple's licence allows. You may not copy, publish or sell K67's questions or explanations, or extract K67's content from the app.

6. Ownership

Luca Johannes Bradley Conarroe owns the copyright in K67's questions, explanations and app design. The road-sign designs come from South Africa's road-sign specifications. Of K67's 617 sign drawings, 412 come from Wikimedia Commons, where they are in the public domain, and K67 drew the rest from the published specifications. Settings › About › Sign images lists them.

7. Liability

Read Liability at the top of this page.

8. Changes

We may update these terms, for example when the law or the app changes. We will change the date at the top of this page when we do.

9. Governing law

The law of the Republic of South Africa governs these terms. Apple's standard licence names its own governing law, but it cannot take away your rights under South African consumer law.

10. Contact

Email (turn on JavaScript to see the email address). Postal and service address: (turn on JavaScript to see the address).