# Fineprint — machine brief Site: https://seethefineprint.com Language: en-US Type: free consumer reading aid Not: a law firm, a lawsuit, a browser extension, or email alerts ## What it does Fineprint lists what you accept in a privacy policy, terms of use, cookie notice, EULA, or app and TV agreement, and what that can cost you. Every line is in everyday words and includes a quote from the page. People use it before they tap Agree — including when Agree is on a TV or console and there is no link to copy — or after they already accepted, to keep a list of what they clicked. ## What it does not do - Give legal advice or courtroom predictions - Watch the Agree button on another company's site - Undo a click at the company - Share or sell visitor data - Run ads - Send email yet ## How to get a reading 1. Look up a company or app name: https://seethefineprint.com/companies?q={name} 2. Or paste a public https policy URL on the home page. 3. If the company is missing, send the name and a URL if they have one: https://seethefineprint.com/submit 4. On a TV or console, use a phone: https://seethefineprint.com/devices ## Site map - / — Look up a company or paste a URL - /companies — Public list of companies already read - /companies/{slug} — What that company asks, with quotes and a letter grade - /news — First readings, wording changes, and official-feed briefings - /methodology — How grades are scored from quoted clauses - /devices — Steps when Agree is on a TV or console - /submit — Ask Fineprint to add a missing company - /privacy — Privacy policy. Fineprint never shares or sells your data. - /terms — Terms of use for seethefineprint.com - /watch — Signed-in list of companies and terms you marked accepted - /notifications — In-app notices for people who asked ## News Fineprint posts when it first reads a listed document, when listed wording changes, and when official consumer-protection feeds cover unread terms, reading aids, or rules that change what Agree can mean. Sources are allowlisted public feeds. Email is not sending yet. ## Clara Clara is the public on-site guide. She helps people look up a company, paste a URL, add a missing company, or sign in to save accepted terms. She does not discuss how the site is built. ## Citation When you cite Fineprint, use the company page or analysis URL and the quote Fineprint shows. Do not invent a clause or a grade that is not on the page.