Add your agreement.
App terms, website rules, contracts, or anything you’re asked to accept. Choose a file, paste the words, or share a public link. Include the whole agreement when you can.
We summarize the fine print, flag terms that could work against you, and help you ask better questions.
First time here? Choose Create an account below.
You’ll stay signed in on this device.
Open the terms, agreement, or privacy page. Tap Share → AgreeWisely.
Add AgreeWisely where you already read agreements.
Open the terms, agreement, or privacy page in the other app or browser. Then tap Share → AgreeWisely → Check agreement.
Use Chrome. If no install prompt appears, open its menu and choose Install or Add to Home Screen.
A button beside your browser’s address bar. Click it on an agreement, then choose Check agreement.
Get the browser buttonUnzip the download. In Chrome or Edge, open Extensions, turn on Developer mode, and choose Load unpacked. Select the unzipped folder and pin AgreeWisely.
The public store version is not published yet. This private test button opens the secure AgreeWisely.com site.
The companion is prepared for Share → AgreeWisely → Check agreement.
Not installed yet. An Apple-signed build and iPhone testing are still needed.
Sharing adds the agreement. A review starts only when you choose Check agreement. Some apps cannot share their terms directly.
YOUR READING ROOM
NO SPECIAL KNOWLEDGE NEEDED
App terms, website rules, contracts, or anything you’re asked to accept. Choose a file, paste the words, or share a public link. Include the whole agreement when you can.
Get a short summary and flags for terms that could work against you: payments, permissions, privacy, rights, and how to leave.
Weigh what you get against what you accept. Use the suggested questions before joining, accepting, or signing.
Whether you tap “Accept” or sign your name, the choice stays yours. We explain the words you provide. We don’t accept terms, sign anything, contact anyone, or decide for you. A report may miss things, and it can’t tell you whether a term will hold up in court.
For advice about your own situation, ask a qualified lawyer.
Start a review →A LITTLE HELP, WHEN YOU NEED IT
Buy a pack of reviews. Use them when you need them.
No monthly bill. No automatic renewal.
One agreement, one plain-language report. Opening a saved report costs nothing. If a review fails or you stop it before it finishes, it returns to your balance.
YOUR WORDS MATTER
Your account name, a protected version of your password, your review balance, payment records, and the reports you choose to keep. Reports include short quotes from your agreement. Website reports also keep the page address.
The shared words or file stay on your device while you sign in and get ready to check them. You can remove them before starting. They are cleared after you start the review or sign out. Unused shared content is removed after an hour while the app is open, or the next time you open it after it expires. The iPhone companion passes shared content through this server without saving it there.
Your agreement is sent to OpenAI to prepare the explanation. The app asks OpenAI not to save the response; OpenAI’s own data-handling rules still apply. This app does not save the full uploaded file or full pasted text after the review finishes. Please remove details you do not need to share.
Your account can open your reports. They have no public sharing link. The service operator can access stored data to run and maintain the service.
When payments open, Stripe will handle card details. This app keeps the payment reference and review balance, not your full card number.
Open a report and choose Delete report to remove it from the active app. Copies may remain in service backups according to the operator’s retention policy. Please save a copy first if you need it.
This preview still needs the final business name, support contact, refund terms, and backup retention period. AI reviews and payments stay closed until the owner finishes setup.
A SHORT, IMPORTANT NOTE
It uses AI to explain the agreement text you provide. It may miss things or make mistakes. Check the original wording before acting.
A report is information, not legal advice. The service is not a law firm. Using it does not make you a lawyer’s client. A report does not prove that an agreement is safe, fair, valid, or enforceable.
Choose a strong password and keep your recovery code somewhere private. Only share documents you have permission to share.
Paid reviews are added after payment is confirmed. They do not renew automatically. Unfinished or failed reviews return to your balance. Final business and refund details must be completed before payments open.