Terms of Service

For as long as your account is in good standing, we grant you a personal, limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable, non-sublicensable and revocable right to access and use NoteKit for your own study. That is a right to use the service, not a sale of it, and it ends when your account ends.

Because NoteKit runs entirely in your browser, we do not give you a copy of any software to install or keep. Everything you use stays on our systems.

You may not sell, rent, sublicense or resell access to NoteKit, share your account with anyone else, or use NoteKit to provide a service to third parties.

You warrant that you have the right to upload the material — your own notes, or material you’re licensed to use for personal study. By uploading, you grant NoteKit a limited licence to store the file, to process it, to create study kits and practice questions from it, and to pass it to the AI provider named in our Privacy Policy, in each case solely to provide the service to you. The licence is non-exclusive, worldwide (because our providers are outside Saudi Arabia) and royalty free, and it ends when you delete the file or your account. Accounts of repeat copyright infringers will be terminated.

The same warranty applies to any past exam or tutorial paper you attach. Institutions often restrict how their past papers may be copied or shared, and some are marked “not for distribution”; whether you may use a given paper is between you and the institution that issued it, and complying with any such restriction is your responsibility. NoteKit uses the file to anchor the style and difficulty of your own practice questions and to note where a concept appears in it, not to reproduce the paper. Your copy is stored privately under your account, is not shared with other NoteKit users, and is not published; like your lecture PDFs, it is processed by our AI provider as described in our Privacy Policy.

We own NoteKit. Taweed Establishment owns the NoteKit service and everything that makes it work: the software, the interface and its design, the name, the logo, and the prompts and methods behind how kits are built. Nothing in these terms transfers any of that to you.

You keep your uploads. Your files stay yours. The licence you give us in "Your uploads" is only what we need to run the service for you, and it ends when you delete the file or your account.

Your study kits. As between you and us, the study kits and practice questions generated from your files are yours to use for your own study. We do not claim ownership of them. We are not able to promise that AI-generated text is protected by copyright at all, and in several countries it may not be, so treat a kit as study material rather than as an asset you own outright. Similar or identical output may be generated for other users from similar inputs.

Feedback. If you send us suggestions about NoteKit, we may use them freely and without owing you anything.

If you believe material on NoteKit infringes your copyright, our Copyright and Takedown Policy explains what to include in a notice, where to send it, what we do with it, how to respond if your material was removed by mistake, and when we terminate accounts for repeat infringement.

We remove infringing material expeditiously. The same route accepts notices under United States law (17 U.S.C. 512), under Saudi law (the Copyright Law issued by Royal Decree No. M/169, which takes effect on 12 August 2026, Article 49), and under the European Union Digital Services Act where it applies to us.

Study kits and questions are generated by AI and may contain errors. Always verify the content against your own course materials. NoteKit is a study aid, not a substitute for your own study or for professional or academic advice.

Do not upload unlawful content, and do not abuse the service. In particular, do not:

• upload material you do not have the right to upload, or material that is unlawful, or that contains someone else's personal data without a proper basis;
• try to get around usage limits, rate limits, or the sign-in process, or use more than one account to do so;
• copy, reverse engineer, decompile or disassemble any part of NoteKit, or try to extract its source code, prompts or models;
• scrape NoteKit, or access it with bots, scripts or automated tools rather than a normal browser;
• use NoteKit or its output to build, train or improve a competing product or an AI model;
• resell, redistribute or publish generated study kits as your own commercial product;
• use NoteKit to cheat in an exam or assessment, or in any way your school or university forbids, that is between you and your institution and it is your responsibility;
• interfere with the service, probe it for vulnerabilities, or do anything that puts its security or availability at risk.

We may suspend or terminate an account that breaks these rules. Where it is reasonable to do so we will warn you first, but we do not have to where the breach is serious.