Know what you're agreeing to before you click accept
Pages of fine print shrink to a ranked list of red flags, each with the section number so you can check it.
A picture made with AI to show the idea.
Your prompt
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ChatGPT and Claude open with your prompt already typed in. Gemini can't be filled in from a link, so its button copies your prompt: paste it into the new chat.
The prompt that gets copied
I'm about to agree to [SERVICE OR APP, e.g. a gym membership or a new app]. I'll paste or upload the terms of service (and the privacy policy if I have it). Read it like a consumer advocate and tell me, in plain English: 1. A three-sentence summary of what I'm actually agreeing to. 2. Red flags ranked from most to least important: auto-renewals, cancellation hoops, fees, price-change rights, arbitration or class-action waivers, data sharing or selling, rights to my content, and liability limits. 3. Anything unusual compared with what's typical for this kind of service. 4. Any deadlines or opt-out windows I should put on my calendar. 5. Exactly how to cancel, if the document says. Quote the section for each red flag so I can check it. This isn't legal advice, so tell me if something deserves a real lawyer's look.
Paste the terms of service before you sign up. You get a plain-English summary, red flags ranked by importance with section numbers, opt-out deadlines and how to cancel.
Step by step
- Copy the terms (and the privacy policy if there is one).
- Paste them in with the prompt.
- Put any opt-out deadlines on your calendar right away.
What you'll get
A plain-English summary, ranked red flags with section references, opt-out deadlines and cancellation steps.
A plain-English read, not legal advice. For leases or big contracts, have a lawyer look at the flagged clauses.
- Made for
- Everyone
- Works in
- ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini
