TermsAudit

We read the Terms of Service so you don't have to.

A continuously updated ToS;DR

The fine print changed.
We noticed.

Companies quietly rewrite their Terms of Service and Privacy Policies — adding arbitration clauses, expanding data sharing, or waiving your rights. TermsAudit fetches the live documents, diffs each new version, and emails you what changed in plain English.

Free for up to 5 companies, delivered as a weekly digest. Confirm the address we email you — check spam for TermsAudit. Not legal advice.

50companies tracked
100legal documents
546changes recorded

How it works

  1. Fetch We pull each tracked Terms and Privacy page on a schedule.
  2. Diff New text is hashed and compared to the last stored version.
  3. Explain An LLM writes a plain-English summary and a low / medium / high severity flag.
  4. Notify Subscribers get an email. The public history updates for anyone to search.

Recently detected changes

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Venmo Privacy Policy low

The heading now includes multiple agreements and disclosures listed together.

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Venmo Terms of Service low

The title now includes several other documents, indicating a broader scope of legal agreements.

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Venmo Privacy Policy low

The list of legal agreements has been shortened, removing specific agreements but not altering user rights.

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Seed catalog

Browse 50 companies

Social apps, AI products, fintech, browsers, streaming, and more — picked because their policy changes tend to be newsworthy.

Smart home · Commerce · AI · Browsers & OS · Dating · Fintech · Social · Streaming · Gig & delivery · Privacy · Health · Productivity

Questions people ask

What does TermsAudit watch?

Public Terms of Service and Privacy Policy pages for consumer apps and services. We fetch them on a schedule, store a snapshot, and compare the next version.

Is this legal advice?

No. Highlights and change summaries are automatic readings of public text so you can decide whether to look at the source document.

How do I get email alerts?

Enter your email on a company page. Free accounts can watch up to five companies as a weekly digest.