One day I started thinking about how absurd it is. We accept Terms of Service constantly, everywhere, without knowing what we're actually agreeing to. It's literally a contract, and we sign it blind, on autopilot, with one click.
Nobody reads them. They're long, written in legal language, and most of the time the "Accept" button shows up before you'd even get a chance to try.
Hey hunters 👋 I'm José, the maker of Who Read ToS.
A while back I signed up for an app, clicked "I agree," and a friend asked me what it could do with my photos. I had no idea. I had just agreed to all of it and couldn't name a single thing I'd accepted.
That's everyone.Terms of Service are long, written in legal language built to be skipped, and you click "I agree" blind. Accepting one without reading it is like signing a lease and only looking at the first line.
So I built someone to read it for you.
Who Read ToS gives you an A to F grade, the 5 clauses that actually matter, and plain language with no jargon, plus a link straight to the original section so you can check it yourself.
Three ways to use it:
Chrome extension: land on any TOS or Privacy Policy page, one click, instant breakdown.
Paste any link on whoreadtos.com, no extension needed
Browse the public ranking and see how companies compare
The part I'm most excited about is the ranking. We're growing it into the largest public scoreboard of Terms of Service on the internet, tracking how companies quietly change their terms over time. Because somebody has to keep score.
Want a company added? Drop me a line through the contact form and I'll grade it.
One honest note: this is a fast, clear read, not legal advice. It's the friend who read the contract for you, not your lawyer.
No signup. No data collected. Free.
Would love your feedback, especially if you find a TOS that should score worse than it does 👀
Try it on whoreadtos.com