Terms
6 statements about what the account is, what stays yours, and what isn't promised. Privacy covers what is stored.
- What the account is
- One account, created with Google. It's yours, it isn't transferable, and it can be closed by asking.
- What you own
- The words you add, the source sentences you save and the sentences you write and say stay yours. They are never added to a shared pool, shown to another user, or published without asking you first.
- What Gradus owns
- The definitions, examples, questions, grammar material and wrong options are made for this product. They aren't yours to redistribute as a dataset.
- What isn't promised
- Gradus is built by 1 person, and the roadmap lists what is partial. There's no uptime guarantee, no support window, and no promise that a described feature ships. A paid plan is described on Pricing and can't be bought.
- What ends an account
- Automated bulk use, attempts to extract the content, and use that costs more in model grading than an account can reasonably use. You're told before an account is closed.
- When this changes
- Changes are dated on this page and listed on the roadmap, which is also the changelog.
Asking about any of this
Write to hello@heygradus.com.