TermiLens

Analyzes Terms of Service and Privacy Policy documents to identify supported legal clauses and generate an estimated risk score.

TermiLens analyzes the visible Terms of Service and Privacy Policy on the webpage you are viewing and helps you identify important legal clauses that may affect your rights, privacy, payments, or account. Instead of reading lengthy legal documents from beginning to end, TermiLens highlights supported clauses, explains them in plain language, and generates an estimated risk score based on the clauses it detects. Features • Analyze Terms of Service and Privacy Policies on supported webpages. • Generate an estimated risk score based on detected legal clauses. • Highlight important sections directly within the document. • Explain legal language using simpler, easier-to-understand summaries. • Organize findings by category for easier review. • Support both English and Thai interfaces. Types of Clauses Identified TermiLens can identify supported clauses related to topics such as: • Automatic renewal • Subscription and billing • Refund policies • Arbitration agreements • Class action waivers • Data collection • Data sharing • Data retention • Account termination • Changes to terms • Device permissions • Location information • AI training disclosures (when stated in the document) • Additional supported legal clause categories Privacy TermiLens is designed with privacy in mind. • No account required • No advertisements • User preferences are stored locally • Page analysis is performed only for the extension's legal document analysis purpose • The extension does not sell user data Who Can Use TermiLens TermiLens is useful for: • Anyone reviewing online Terms of Service • Anyone reviewing Privacy Policies • Students and researchers • Privacy-conscious users • Individuals who want a clearer understanding of online legal agreements Important Notice TermiLens provides informational assistance only. The generated summaries and estimated risk score are intended to help users understand legal documents more easily and should not be considered legal advice.