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Terms of Service

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Note for review: everything marked [[PENDING]] must be completed by the owner together with their accountant before publishing. This draft describes how the service actually works today; if the service changes, so does the text.

Version 2026-10-20. Adds to section 4 the conditions for publishing and sharing quotes in compilations: with commentary and attribution, without reproducing the essence of the work. This is the version you accept when creating an account and the one the app asks you to accept again.

Version 2026-10-19. Adds the community guidelines to section 4: what doesn’t belong in public or shared content, graduated measures (unpublish, suspend, ban), an immediate ban in severe cases, banned accounts not being able to sign up again, and how to appeal.

Version 2026-09-11. Revised to cover what the app does today and did not on 2026-08-01: RSS sources, podcasts and radio, import, public profiles and collections, AI voice, the “notify me” request for Premium and the record of acceptance of these terms.

1. Who we are

Tagsora is a service provided by David Latorre Gomis, tax ID 33488436E, registered at Carrer Torres Quevedo, 112, 1º, 3, 03204 Elche, Spain. You can reach us at hola@tagsora.com.

Below, “Tagsora”, “we” or “the service”; and “you”, the person using it.

2. What the service is

Tagsora is an application for saving web links and documents, reading them, annotating them and finding them again. In addition:

  • Sources: you can follow RSS sources (blogs, outlets), podcasts and radio stations. Tagsora fetches each source once for every user who follows it. Podcast and radio audio plays directly from the publisher’s server: it neither passes through nor is stored on Tagsora.
  • Import: you can bring your library from other services (Pocket, Instapaper, Raindrop, Readwise, browser bookmarks) and your subscriptions in OPML format.
  • AI-assisted features: automatic tagging, on-demand summaries, meaning-based search, a reading assistant and a generated voice to listen to articles.
  • Sharing: a public profile under your username, shared or public collections and public highlights, always opt-in.

The service is delivered through the web app, the browser extension and the mobile apps.

3. Your account

  • You need an account with a valid, verified email address.
  • You must be at least 16 years old. If the law in your country requires a higher age to consent to the processing of personal data, that age applies.
  • You are responsible for keeping your credentials confidential and for the activity in your account.
  • When you create an account you accept the current version of these terms and confirm you have read the privacy policy. We keep a record of that acceptance (version, date and platform) so we can prove it; see section 11.
  • You can delete your account at any time from the app’s settings. Deletion is permanent and removes your library, notes, highlights, source subscriptions and any preference or notification request you had made.

4. Acceptable use

You may not use Tagsora to:

  • infringe third-party rights, including intellectual property rights;
  • store or distribute unlawful content;
  • circumvent usage limits — for instance through multiple accounts, automation or unauthorised programmatic access to the AI features;
  • place a load on the service that degrades it for other users;
  • publish, through your profile, public collections or public highlights, links to unlawful content or content that infringes third-party rights;
  • publish or share anything that breaks the community guidelines, which are part of these terms: among other things, crimes, violence or its glorification, terrorism, hate (racism, xenophobia, homophobia, sexism and any other form), glorifying fascism or other totalitarian regimes, harassment, sexual content involving minors, spam or fraud.

Tagsora is for learning, saving and sharing in good faith. If what you are about to publish is meant to hurt someone, this is not the place.

Quotes you publish or share. Compilations and public or shared highlights are quotes from other people’s works. Whoever publishes them does so to comment on or analyse them, with attribution (Tagsora always links the original article), without reproducing the essence of the work or replacing reading it, and is responsible for what they publish. To help, in public Tagsora cuts each quote and only shows a small part of each article; even so, a rights holder can ask for it to be removed and we will unpublish it.

Public and shared content. We do not review what you keep private, unless an authority requires it or a report comes with evidence that the account is being used to commit a crime. What you make public or share can be reported by anyone from the app or by writing to hola@tagsora.com; we check every report before acting.

Measures. If you breach these terms or the guidelines, we may, step by step: unpublish the content (it stays in your library), unpublish your whole profile, suspend the account for 7 to 30 days or ban you. In severe cases (terrorism, child sexual abuse, threats, incitement to or glorification of violence, doxxing or hate campaigns) the ban is immediate, with no prior warning or time to export data. Outside those cases, or where the law prevents it, we will warn you first and give you the chance to export your data.

Bans. A banned account is closed and cannot sign up again with the same email: we keep an encrypted fingerprint of that address (see the privacy policy). Its data is deleted once the appeal period is over, except anything an authority requires us to keep.

We explain it and you can appeal. We will tell you what we did, why and under which rule, and you can appeal by replying to that email within 14 days. A person reviews it; no measure is decided by an algorithm.

5. Your content

The links you save, your tags, notes and highlights are yours. We claim no ownership over them.

You grant us only the technical licence needed to run the service: to store that content, process it to produce tags, summaries, vector representations for search and audio, and display it back to you on your devices. That licence ends when you delete the content or the account.

If you make a collection or a highlight public using the sharing features, you authorise its public display for as long as you keep that setting. Your username is public, and you can choose in settings whether it appears in the people search. In a shared collection, the other members see what you add and your comments in it.

RSS sources, podcasts and stations are shared between users: following a source does not make it yours, and unfollowing does not remove it for others.

Tagsora stores a copy of the readable text of the pages you save, for the sole purpose of offering reader mode and the AI features over them. The content of those pages belongs to their authors; what you do with it is your responsibility.

Files you upload (Premium). By uploading a document or an image you declare that you have the right to use it and that you upload it for your personal use; files with copy protection (DRM) are not accepted. They are private and never published. You can only share them in Spaces and invite-only collections, and the file itself only if it is yours or you have the right to share it (you declare so when you do), with up to 50 people. Even when private, Tagsora hosts it: if we receive a substantiated notice that a shared file infringes third-party rights or the law, we may withdraw it from sharing. We remove hidden data (such as the GPS location) from images before saving them. [[VERIFY WITH LEGAL REVIEW]]

6. AI features

AI processing happens on our servers through third-party providers (see the privacy policy). So does the generated voice of the premium plan; the free plan’s read-aloud uses your device’s own voice and never leaves it. Please note that:

  • the files you upload, images included, are analyzed with AI so you can search, summarize and ask about them; an image gets a description, the text that appears in it and some tags, within a monthly analysis allowance in your plan;
  • AI output can be wrong; it is not professional advice of any kind and should not be your only source;
  • each plan has AI usage limits, published on the pricing page, because every operation has a real cost;
  • we may adjust those limits; if an adjustment lowers them and affects you as a paying user, we will give you reasonable notice.

7. Plans, prices and payment

  • There is a free plan with limits and a premium subscription.
  • As of this version, the premium subscription cannot be purchased yet. Inside the app you can ask us to email you when it becomes available; that request involves no commitment or payment and can be withdrawn at any time. The rest of this section applies from the moment purchasing opens.
  • Published prices are shown including tax for consumers in the European Union.
  • Subscriptions bought on the web are processed by [[PAYMENT PROVIDER]], acting as merchant of record: it is the seller for the purposes of the transaction and issues the invoice. Its own terms apply to that transaction.
  • Subscriptions bought inside the mobile apps are processed by the corresponding app store and are also governed by that store’s terms.
  • Subscriptions renew automatically at the end of each period, at the then-current price, unless cancelled beforehand.
  • You can cancel at any time. Cancellation takes effect at the end of the period you already paid for; you keep premium access until then.
  • If we change the price of an active subscription, we will give at least 30 days’ notice and you may cancel before it applies. Prices frozen under the founding offer stay frozen for as long as the subscription remains active without interruption.

Refunds are governed by the refund policy.

8. Availability and changes

We work to keep the service available, but we do not guarantee uninterrupted availability. There may be maintenance, third-party incidents and changes to features.

If we withdraw a significant premium feature, we will give reasonable notice and, if the change materially harms you, you may cancel and request a pro-rata refund of the unused period.

9. Discontinuing the service

If we ever shut the service down, we will give at least [[NOTICE PERIOD]] days’ notice, keep the export feature working throughout, and refund the unused portion of active subscriptions.

10. Liability

The service is provided “as is”. To the extent permitted by law, we are not liable for indirect damage, loss of profit or data loss caused by matters outside our control.

Nothing in these terms limits the rights consumer law gives you, nor our liability for wilful misconduct or gross negligence.

Keep backups. The export feature exists precisely so that you do not depend on us.

11. Changes to these terms

We may update these terms. Each version is identified by its date (the one above). If a change is substantial, we will give notice by email or inside the app at least 30 days in advance, and the app will ask you to accept the new version before you continue: until you do, nothing is lost, but you cannot carry on. If you do not accept it, you can export your data and delete your account from that same screen.

We keep the history of the versions you have accepted, with date and platform. You can ask us for it.

12. Governing law and disputes

These terms are governed by Spanish law. If you are a consumer, you may bring proceedings before the courts of your place of residence and you keep any right to use alternative dispute resolution mechanisms available to you.

You can send any complaint to hola@tagsora.com.