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Policy · MVP

Acceptable Use Policy

snizzly is a writing-school disguised as a toolkit. The detector, the humanizer and the rest exist so writers can practise meaning, not so anyone can launder a lie. This policy spells out the bright lines.

Last reviewed · 2026-05-24

1 · What you may do

Use the humanizer to recover your own voice after a tool flattened it; use the detector to audit your own text before you submit it.
Use the writing coach, grammar checker, citation generator and summarizer to study and improve your craft.
Build legitimate B2B and academic-tooling integrations against the public API, within your rate limits and quota.

2 · What you may not do

2.1 Misrepresentation and academic fraud

Submit our humanized output as work that is wholly your own to any academic institution or examination body that requires original human authorship, in violation of that institution’s rules.
Use the detector’s output as the sole basis for an academic misconduct accusation against another person. Detector scores are one signal, never a verdict.

2.2 Harm to people

Generate or refine content that targets, harasses, defames, or incites violence against any person or group.
Generate content sexualising minors. We refuse, log and report such attempts to the relevant authority.
Generate disinformation campaigns, coordinated inauthentic political content, or impersonation of real persons or officials.

2.3 Harm to the service

Bypass authentication, rate limits, abuse caps, or the quota enforcement on free-tier accounts.
Scrape, mirror, or otherwise systematically extract our content, models, prompts or detector calibrations.
Resell access by sharing credentials or by intermediating API keys to unaffiliated end users without a written reseller agreement.

2.4 Unlawful use

Any use that breaches the laws of the United Arab Emirates or the laws of your own jurisdiction.

3 · Our refusal posture

snizzly refuses requests it judges as falling into §2 above, returns a structured refusal, and may flag the account for review. We treat the refusal posture as a feature, not a bug — institutional buyers rely on it as a procurement-grade signal.

4 · Enforcement

First-time, low-severity, observe-only: an in-product warning and a logged note on the account.
Repeated or moderate-severity: temporary suspension and a written notice giving the account holder a chance to respond.
High-severity (CSAM, coordinated disinformation, attempts to circumvent abuse caps at scale): immediate termination, retention of records for investigatory purposes, and reporting to authorities where required by law.

5 · How to report abuse

Suspected abuse of the service goes to abuse@snizzly.com. Include the relevant URL, account email if known, and a brief description of what you observed. We acknowledge within two business days.

This AUP forms part of the Terms of Service and is informed by the Privacy Policy. Sub-processors who help us enforce abuse rules are listed at /sub-processors.