Terms Agent

Terms, made clear. A little room to understand website terms and privacy policies. Find a policy, read one topic at a time, and check the original wording. FIND A POLICY Open Terms Agent from your browser toolbar. Find a website’s policies or read the policy already open. The reader can include up to three directly linked HTML policies from the same origin and shows which pages were read or remain unread. Source addresses stay visible when a policy belongs to another domain. READ A TOPIC Explore short, plain-language explanations. Pin topics you care about so matching explanations appear first. Payments and renewals, Who gets your data, and AI training start selected; you can change or remove any pin in Settings or the optional Welcome preferences. CHECK THE SOURCE Open an explanation to see the original passage and its source document. Use Show passage to find the wording on the website, then Read passage for a quieter reading view. Returning to the reader restores your place. Highlight text on the page and choose Explain selected text to focus on that passage. Payments and cancellation gathers matching wording about trials, renewals, cancellation, and refunds, keeping the conditions and sources visible. KEEP THE WORDING YOU NEED Choose Save passage or Save selected text to keep original wording and its source link in this browser. Long sections can be saved from the reading view too. Open Saved when you want to review your passages, select what to copy, or open a draft in your email app. You choose the recipient and send the email yourself. Remove individual passages or use Clear all with confirmation. Ordinary reading and explanations do not save policy wording. YOUR READING SPACE A calm layout, light and dark appearance, and room to focus. Terms Agent stays quiet while you browse. Reading happens on your device, with no account, external AI service, policy-text upload, analytics, or telemetry. Explanations use local phrase matching and can miss context, exceptions, or differently worded terms. They help you read; they are not a verdict or complete legal analysis. Check the source whenever a detail matters. Optional cookie-notice hiding is off by default. It asks for website access and hides common notices without accepting or rejecting cookies or blocking ads or tracking. Turn it off in Settings to restore notices.