AI terms

Where your text goes

AI tools cannot run on your device — the models are far too large. When you use one, your text is sent to our server and forwarded to an AI provider, which is named on the tool page before you submit anything. Your text is not stored after the response is returned, and our provider agreements must prohibit using it for training.

If a document is sensitive enough that this matters to you, use a tool that runs in your browser instead. We would rather lose the usage than take the upload.

The output can be wrong

A language model produces text that is plausible, which is not the same as text that is correct. It can state something false with complete confidence, invent a citation, or misread the sense of a passage. Check anything that matters.

On tools where being wrong has consequences — contracts, policies, anything legal, financial, medical or regulatory — the tool page says so directly. AI output from this platform is not professional advice and is not a substitute for someone qualified.

What you may do with the output

It is yours to use. We claim no rights over it. Bear in mind that a model may produce similar text for two different people, so output is not necessarily original, and treating it as your own work may breach rules that apply to you — an academic honesty policy, for instance.

What you may not do

• Generate content in a real person's voice to deceive people about what they said.
• Produce material prohibited by the acceptable use policy.
• Present unreviewed AI output as professional advice to someone relying on it.

Availability

AI tools depend on an external provider and may be unavailable, rate-limited or slower than the in-browser tools. We do not control that, and where usage limits apply they are stated on the tool page rather than discovered when you hit them.