AI tools change what they do with your money and your data — often quietly, in a privacy-policy
update or a reworded pricing page. We snapshot those documents for the 208 AI tools we track and compare every
new version against the last. When something material changes, it shows up here and on the tool's
report. Tools shutting down entirely are on the shutdown tracker.
What we keep watch on
For each tool, we re-fetch and diff three documents on a schedule:
Privacy policy — what's collected, how long it's kept, whether your content is used to train their AI, and who it's shared with.
Terms of service — who owns the output you create, liability limits, and any new binding-arbitration or class-action-waiver clauses.
Pricing & plans — price rises, features moved behind a paywall, and changes to refunds or cancellation.
What we flag as an alert
Not every wording tweak is news. We surface the changes that actually affect your money or your data:
A tool starts training its AI on your content by default, or quietly removes an opt-out.
Data retention or sharing expands — longer storage, or new third parties getting your data.
A price increase, a shrunken free tier, or a shorter refund window.
New arbitration or liability terms that limit your options if something goes wrong.
A change in the company or ownership behind the tool.
Each alert links to the exact, dated snapshot the change came from — see how we detect and verify.
Privacy policy for mistral.ai changed: 225 clause(s) added, 14 removed. Flagged as a major change. Notable: "Data publicly available on the Internet. Our artificial intelligence models are trained on data that is publicly available on the Internet by third parties, whi..."
Privacy policy for QuillBot changed: 6 clause(s) added, 1 removed. Flagged as a major change. Notable: "We use cookies and similar technologies. Some are necessary to operate our service and can’t be deactivated. Others, like analytics and ad cookies, are optional..."