Terms of Service

An account may be created only by a person who is at least 18 years old and is the student's parent or legal guardian, or is otherwise legally authorized to provide the required permissions. Writing Tutor currently supports student profiles for ages 13 through 17. Students may use the writing workspace only through that adult-managed account and must not create independent credentials.

The public website may be accessed globally, but availability does not guarantee that registration, payment, support, or every feature is offered in every jurisdiction. The adult account holder is responsible for providing accurate eligibility information and for using the service only where permitted. Writing Tutor may limit a feature or transaction when required by law, safety, abuse prevention, or provider availability; it does not use a general geographic block as the default product model.

Writing Tutor provides a structured flow for ideas, outlining, drafting, revision, reports, and parent-visible progress. Features, plan limits, and availability may evolve. We will not materially reduce a paid current-period benefit without notice except where required for safety, law, abuse prevention, or provider availability.

• AI help is educational guidance and may be incomplete, inaccurate, or inappropriate for a particular assignment.
• The parent and child remain responsible for reviewing work and following school rules.
• AI must not be used to impersonate the child, submit prohibited work, or replace required original effort.
• Users must not enter unnecessary sensitive personal information about the child or another person.

The parent is responsible for protecting account credentials, providing accurate age and guardian information, and supervising student use. Users must not:

• Attempt to bypass plan limits, authorization, safety controls, or geographic eligibility.
• Upload malware, unlawful material, or content that violates another person's rights.
• Probe, scrape, reverse engineer, overload, resell, or disrupt the service except where applicable law expressly permits it.
• Use Writing Tutor for high-stakes professional, medical, legal, or emergency decisions.

The parent and student retain ownership of original writing they submit. They grant Writing Tutor a limited license to host, process, reproduce, and transmit that content only as needed to operate, secure, support, and improve the requested service under the Privacy Policy and applicable consent. We do not claim ownership of a student's essay.

Paid subscriptions are sold and billed by Waffo Pancake, operated by Waffo.com Limited, as Merchant of Record. Monthly and annual plans renew automatically until canceled. A parent may cancel future renewal at any time. Unless a different mandatory rule applies, cancellation is scheduled for the end of the paid billing period and access continues until that date; cancellation does not automatically create a refund. When a full refund is completed, paid access associated with that payment ends. A partial refund does not by itself end paid access unless the refund decision states otherwise.

We may restrict or end access for material breach, fraud, security risk, unlawful activity, repeated abuse, or where continued service is legally or technically unavailable. Parents will receive reasonable notice where circumstances allow. Data handling after termination follows the Privacy Policy and applicable retention obligations.

Writing Tutor does not guarantee a grade, academic result, uninterrupted availability, or error-free AI output. To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, the service is provided without warranties beyond those that cannot legally be excluded. Nothing in these Terms excludes mandatory consumer protections or liability that cannot lawfully be limited in the user's jurisdiction.

These Terms are governed by the laws applicable to the operator in China, without depriving a consumer of mandatory protections that apply in the consumer's country of residence. Before filing a claim, please contact support so the parties can try to resolve the issue informally. A court or authority with mandatory jurisdiction may still hear a dispute where applicable law requires it.