Simpliterms
AI summaries of privacy policies and termsKnow what you are agreeing to, in 100 to 300 words
Highlights
What you can do with it
- Checking a new app before you sign up
- Comparing data practices across services
- Quickly seeing what a site collects before you accept
How to use it
- 1 Open the Simpliterms site.
- 2 Paste the link or text of the policy you want summarized.
- 3 Read the generated summary and highlighted clauses.
- 4 Check the original document if anything material is unclear.
Who it is for
Pros
- Free version available
- Short summaries surface the clauses that matter
- Makes comparing policies across services practical
Limitations
- Summaries are not legal advice
- AI can miss clauses or misstate an obligation
- Premium requests cost money
- Important decisions still need the original document
What Simpliterms is
Simpliterms is a tool that uses AI to summarize privacy policies and terms of service. You point it at a policy and it returns a summary of roughly 100 to 300 words that highlights the important clauses and spells out what data the site collects from you. The problem it addresses is real: almost everyone accepts terms they have never read, and the documents are long by design. A short, structured summary makes it practical to at least know the shape of what you agreed to, and that is a meaningful improvement over clicking accept without a glance. There is a free version for occasional use, and a premium version that offers more summary requests and additional AI summarization capability for people who check policies regularly.
What you can do with it
- Summarize a privacy policy or terms of service in seconds
- See the important clauses highlighted rather than buried
- Understand what data a website collects from you
- Compare several services before you commit to any of them
Who it is for
- People who routinely accept terms without reading them
- Users comparing data practices across services
- Anyone who wants a quick read before signing up for something
What to watch out for
A summary is not the document, and it is not legal advice. AI summarizers can miss a clause, merge two separate obligations, or flatten an important exception, and the consequences of missing something in a contract or a data-sharing arrangement can be significant. For anything that matters commercially or legally, read the original text or ask a professional. The free version covers occasional use while heavier use points toward the premium tier, whose pricing can change. Finally, summaries only cover the policy as written at the time you checked it, and terms get updated, so a summary you read six months ago may no longer describe the current policy at all.
FAQ
Is Simpliterms free?
There is a free version. The premium version offers more summary requests and additional AI summarization capability.
How long are the summaries?
They run between 100 and 300 words, with the important clauses and privacy content highlighted.
Can I rely on the summary instead of the policy?
No. A summary is a convenience, and for anything that matters, such as a business contract or a data-sharing decision, read the original document.
What does it help me see?
Primarily what data a website collects from you and which clauses carry real obligations, so you can avoid accepting terms blindly.
Why it is free
What the official page says： free version
Free limits, trial length and features are decided by the official site and can change at any time.
Product preview
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