Free Chrome extension · Runs on your computer

You agreed to what?

FinePrint reads the terms you never will, checks them against what you care about, and puts a plain verdict right next to the “I agree” box. Then it keeps watching, and tells you when they change.

01 · The problem

Nobody reads the terms. They're long on purpose. The parts that matter to you are buried in paragraph forty-one.

76 workdays

a year to read every privacy policy you meet, by a well-known estimate from Carnegie Mellon researchers.

1 click

is all it takes to agree to every word of it. Most of us click it without a second thought.

1 new date

is often the only sign the rules changed after you signed up: a fresh “Last updated” line at the bottom.

02 · How it works

Same terms. Your verdict.

Tell FinePrint what matters to you once. Every agreement after that is checked against your choices, not someone else's idea of “bad”. Try it: change a topic and watch the verdict on the right.

Your preferences
    acmecloud.example/signup
    FinePrintChecked on your device

      Terms of Service · Acme Cloud. Saved to My Agreements. Not legal advice.

      A

      Pick what you care about

      Eleven topics, from AI training to auto-renewals. One tap each: must avoid, prefer to avoid, or don't care. Takes about a minute.

      B

      Sign up like normal

      When a page has an “I agree” box, FinePrint fetches the linked terms, checks them on your computer, and shows a badge. It never ticks a box or submits a thing.

      C

      Get receipts, not vibes

      Every flag quotes the exact sentence it found. If FinePrint can't find evidence either way, it says “unable to determine” instead of pretending it's fine.

      03 · Change alerts

      Terms change.
      You'll know.

      1. Saved. Every agreement you meet is kept on your computer, with the page where you saw it.
      2. Checked daily. FinePrint re-reads them once a day and compares them paragraph by paragraph. Date bumps and reshuffles are ignored.
      3. Re-judged. New wording is checked against your preferences, so you see what got worse for you.
      4. Flagged. A notification and an Alerts tab show what was added, removed, or reworded. New conflicts come first.
      Acme Cloud · Terms of Service v. Mar 2026v. Nov 2026

      4.1  We collect the information you give us when you create an account.

      4.2  We will never sell your personal information.

      4.2  We may share your information with selected partners for advertising and measurement.

      7.3  Your plan renews automatically unless you cancel at least 30 days7 days before the renewal date.

      9.1  You grant us a license to use content you upload to improve and train our machine learning models.

      Last updated: March 2, 2026November 4, 2026 ignored

      Acme Cloud changed its terms 2 new conflicts with your preferences · 1 reworded

      04 · Private by design

      A privacy tool that doesn't need your data.

      It would be a strange privacy tool that sent your browsing to a server. FinePrint doesn't. The built-in checks run inside Chrome, your preferences stay in Chrome, and there's no account to make.

      • 0accounts needed
      • 11topics you control
      • ~30checks on your device
      FINEPRINT WHAT LEAVES YOUR COMPUTER
      • Your preferencesSTAYS HERE
      • Pages you browseNOT TRACKED
      • Saved agreementsSTAYS HERE
      • Account / sign-inNONE
      • Analytics in the extensionNONE
      • AI reviewONLY IF YOU ASK*
      TOTAL SENT0 BYTES

      * Optional. Uses your own Anthropic API key. FinePrint shows exactly what will be sent and asks every time. Your preferences are never included.

      THANK YOU FOR READING THE FINE PRINT

      05 · Everything in the free version

      Free. Actually free.

      “I agree” bubble

      A verdict where you need it

      Badge and bubble right beside sign-up checkboxes and “By signing up you agree” notices, with the top conflicts and a count.

      Library

      A record of what you agreed to

      Saved with the page and date, on your computer. Export any time.

      Any page

      Check anything

      Capture a page, check highlighted text, paste a link, or paste the words.

      Honest

      No invented clauses

      Every finding quotes real text from the agreement, or it's thrown out.

      Optional

      Deeper AI review

      Bring your own Anthropic key for a full read by Claude. Asked every time.

      06 · What's next

      FinePrint Pro

      Coming
      soon

      The free extension stays free. Pro adds the things that need a server, all opt-in, with the same “show me exactly what's sent” screen.

      • 01

        AI review, no API key

        One click for a full read of any agreement, done in seconds.

      • 02

        Instant reviews of popular terms

        Big-name agreements are reviewed once and shared, so yours is ready before you finish typing your email.

      • 03

        Email alerts

        A plain-English email when a saved agreement changes, even when Chrome is closed.

      • 04

        Sync across computers

        Preferences and saved agreements everywhere you use Chrome, encrypted.

      • 05

        Renewal reminders

        A heads-up before a subscription renews, with how to cancel. (Shortly after launch.)

      Founding member
      $2/mo

      Locked in for as long as you stay subscribed. Planned regular price $4/mo. Waitlist only.

      Optional: what would feel fair per month?

      One email when Pro opens. No spam, no sharing. Privacy

      07 · Fine print about FinePrint

      Questions

      Is it really free?

      Yes. The extension, the “I agree” bubble, the built-in checks, your saved agreements, and change alerts inside Chrome are all free. Pro will add server features later; nothing free gets taken away.

      Is this legal advice?

      No. FinePrint highlights what an agreement says and how it lines up with your choices, with the exact quote, so you can decide. For a real legal question, talk to a lawyer.

      Does FinePrint see what I browse?

      The “I agree” watcher is opt-in. When it's on, it only looks for agreement checkboxes and the links next to them. Nothing about the pages you visit is sent anywhere, and you can turn it off (and give the site access back) in one click.

      Will it ever tick a box for me?

      Never. FinePrint doesn't tick, untick, or submit anything. It reads and tells you; you decide.

      Which browsers does it work in?

      Chrome on desktop (version 116 or newer), for agreements written in English. Other browsers may follow.

      How does the AI review work?

      It's optional. Add your own Anthropic API key and FinePrint can ask Claude for a deeper read. It shows you exactly what will be sent and asks every time. Any AI finding whose quote isn't really in the document is dropped.