Yes, we have terms too, and no, they're not scary.
Funny enough, the site that exists to summarize everyone else's terms of service also has its own. But don't worry, ours are refreshingly simple, and you can read the whole thing in a couple of minutes. Here's exactly what TOSTLDR.com is, what it isn't, and what we do with your visit.
The whole thing in four points
If you only read one part, read this one. Everything below is just these four points explained a little more.
We have no connection to any of the services listed on this site. This is a free, independent project.
We're a heads-up for regular folks, not your lawyer. Don't make legal decisions based on us.
Summaries come from an automated pipeline. It gets things wrong sometimes. Always check the real TOS.
We only collect anonymous traffic metrics, and only if you say yes first.
We're independent, and completely free
First and foremost: we are in no way affiliatedwith any of the companies, apps, or websites listed on TOSTLDR.com. We don't represent them, we're not partnered with them, and they don't sponsor or endorse us. Every logo, name, and trademark belongs to its respective owner and is used only to point at the service being described.
This is a free service with a single purpose: to clarify confusing terms of service and cut through the legal mumbo-jumbo so ordinary people can understand what they're agreeing to. That's it. No fees, no accounts required, no catch.
A heads-up, not a lawyer
Nothing on this website is legal advice. Our summaries are meant as a plain-English heads-up for regular folks, a way to get the gist before you tap “I Agree.” They are not a substitute for reading the actual document or talking to a qualified professional.
If a decision actually matters to you, money, rights, a contract you're relying on, please treat our take as a starting point and consult a real lawyer.
Our summaries are automated, and can be wrong
The terms on this site are analyzed through an automated pipeline, and like anything automated, it may make mistakes. It can misread a clause, miss something important, or fall out of date the moment a company quietly updates its terms.
So please: always double-check against the live terms of service on the service's own website before relying on anything you read here. If you spot something that looks wrong, we'd genuinely love to hear about it.
We only track if you say yes
We think it would be a bit rich to summarize everyone else's privacy policies and then quietly hoover up your data. So we don't.
Only upon your opt-in approval, we may collect basic visitor metrics, things like which pages get viewed and general device information, purely to understand the overall traffic to the website. It's aggregate, it's anonymous, and it's there to help us see what's useful, not to profile you.
If you don't opt in, we don't track you. Simple as that.