Terms & Conditions

These draft terms describe the intended use of Zero-in. They are not yet effective. The operator, public contact, eligibility rules, and applicable jurisdiction must be confirmed before launch.

Using Zero-in

Zero-in helps you prepare study notes and practice from material you provide. Keep your account credentials private and use only accounts and provider keys you are authorized to use.

Do not use the service to break the law, access another person's information, upload harmful code, disrupt other users, or bypass access controls and usage limits.

Your material

You retain your rights in the material you submit. You must have permission to upload it and have it processed by the services used to provide Zero-in. Processing includes extracting text, generating study material, and saving sets when you request it.

Do not submit another person's private information without appropriate permission. Generated material may resemble other material and is not guaranteed to be original or free of third-party rights.

Check the answers

AI-generated explanations and answers can be incomplete or wrong. Check important details against your course material and reliable sources. Zero-in does not guarantee grades, exam results, or learning outcomes. It is not a medical service and does not diagnose or treat any condition.

Accounts, guest use, and saved work

Guest work is stored in your browser and can be lost when browser data is cleared. An account lets you save study sets across devices. Keep a separate copy of work you need to retain.

Account recovery depends on access to your email or sign-in provider. Saved work and service availability are subject to technical failures and provider availability.

AI providers and usage limits

If you supply your own provider key, that provider's terms and charges apply to requests made with it. Protect the key and monitor your provider account. Zero-in may limit requests to manage capacity and abuse.

Any future paid service needs clear pricing and purchase terms before payment. These draft terms do not create a paid subscription or promise access to a future feature.

Privacy

The Privacy policy describes current data flows, browser storage, and the details still required before launch.

Changes, disputes, and contact

Final terms must identify the operator, a working contact address, the effective date, and the applicable law. They must also explain service changes, account restrictions, and any liability provisions without excluding rights that cannot lawfully be excluded.

This page will be updated with those details before the service launches.