... been trying to make Termsy as useful as possible since the day we launched. And Termsy

... button seems to be broken (or maybe it's just me). My story doesn't include anything I felt was "genius" but definitely something I felt was very useful. The first product I launched on ProductHunt was @Termsy , it was based on a one-time frustration I had while having to scan terms and conditions. Unexpectedly, it was well received here. The next time, I worked on a product, I tried to solve a much longer frustration: the trouble ... ... Arun! really appreciate you checking out Rankfender. And thanks for the heads up on the broken link, we're fixing it. That's the kind of thing you don't catch until someone points it out. I checked out Termsy

... From the time Termsy was launched, I've made a lot of small updates to the extension. Thought I'll share them here. It now has a quick answers tab, that helps you understand terms in plain English. Simple yes/no answers to things that actually matter: who owns your data, auto-renewal, cancellation fees, account termination, binding arbitration, and whether you can sue. These are color coded as well, green for user-favourable and red for now It also ... ... dark patterns tab, which is still in beta, but helps you understand if there are any dark patterns used on the page (things like a urgency timer, hidden opt-outs, confirmshaming, hidden costs and more) Termsy