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Effective September 26, 2026 · Last updated November 3, 2026

Terms of Service

These terms are the agreement between you and StudyLess for using the StudyLess apps for iOS and Android, the web app at app.studyless.app, and this website (together, the "Service"). StudyLess is operated by Mingeon Kim, an individual based in Seoul, Republic of Korea ("StudyLess", "we", "us").

By creating an account or using the Service you agree to these terms. If you do not agree, do not use the Service. Our Privacy Policy explains how we handle your data; read it too.

This version applies to an account made from the day it is published, and to an existing account 7 days after the app or an email tells you about it (Section 15). It is published in English and in Korean (한국어); Section 16 says which governs.

We have tried to write these terms plainly. Where a section restates something the law already gives you, the law wins; nothing here takes away rights you have as a consumer that cannot be waived.

1. Words we use

  • "Your Content" is what you put into StudyLess: the photos, PDFs, slides, documents, text and audio you add (including class recordings, their words and lecture files), board photos, the links you add (such as a YouTube video's address), the cards and notes you write or edit, material and folder names, test dates, the exams you set up (their days, timetable, goal score and question types), the real scores you enter, your questions to the AI tutor and Ask AI (typed or dictated) and the materials you attach to them, the changes you ask for when your summary is rewritten, practice-test answers (typed or photographed), what you write or photograph from memory for a recall check, the writing you send for a 첨삭, your memos, your classes and calendar items, your nickname and profile photo, what you write for a community listing, the reports you send, and feedback you send us.
  • "Material" and "folder": a material is one thing you added (a batch of files, a recording, a video, a note, an import), with its own summary and cards; a folder holds materials, if you keep them in one. Earlier versions kept every material in a set (a subject, class or course) and called materials decks; the phone app does until it is updated. A set is a folder, or a material on its own when it holds only that one, and these terms mean the same by either word.
  • "Generated Content" is what the AI features produce for you, from Your Content or from your questions alone: summaries, their rewrites and what an addition adds to them, flashcards, key terms and formulas, memos written from your material, the AI tutor's answers and the changes it suggests, source summaries, transcripts of your recordings and the tidied version of their live words, checks, quiz and practice-test questions, the text read from a photo of an answer, grades, the marking of written answers and 첨삭 against their criteria and feedback, the results of recall checks, podcast episodes, short listens and narrations.
  • "AI provider" is the company whose models we use to produce Generated Content. Today that is OpenAI, L.L.C. (United States). When they are on, the live words of a recording and dictation come from a speech service, today Soniox, Inc. (United States). The Privacy Policy says exactly what is sent and how it is kept. If we change provider, we update the Privacy Policy before the change.
  • "Account" is the StudyLess account you create with Apple, Google or an email address.
  • "Sharing" is showing a material or a folder to other people: by a class link (a link anyone who holds it can open, with or without an account), or by an invite to someone by nickname or email.
  • "The community" is the part of StudyLess where students publish sets for every signed-in StudyLess student to find, read and add to their own sets. It opens when we announce it; until then no set can be published.

2. Who can use StudyLess

You must be at least 13 years old. If the law where you live sets a higher age for agreeing to terms like these, or for having your data processed without a parent's consent, you must be that age instead — for example, 14 in South Korea, and up to 16 in some EU countries. StudyLess has no way to collect a parent's consent, so it cannot be used below those ages.

If you are a minor where you live, use StudyLess with your parent's or guardian's knowledge. They may contact us about your account on your behalf.

If we learn that an account belongs to someone below the applicable age, we will delete it and its data.

3. Your account

  • You can create an account with Sign in with Apple, Sign in with Google, or an email address and password. Keep your sign-in details to yourself; you are responsible for what happens under your account until you tell us it has been compromised.
  • Give us accurate information and keep your email address current, because it is how we reach you and how you recover access.
  • One person per account. Do not use someone else's account or let someone else use yours.
  • Earlier versions of StudyLess let you start as a guest without an email. If you still have a guest account, add an email or provider sign-in to keep it: a guest account cannot be recovered after signing out or uninstalling, and we cannot restore it for you.

If you think someone else has access to your account, email support@studyless.app right away.

4. What the Service does

StudyLess helps you study from your own material and answers your questions. Today it lets you:

  • add materials, and keep them in folders if you like: photos, PDFs, slides and Word files, pasted text, a YouTube video, a recorded class or a lecture file, or cards imported from Quizlet or Anki; get a summary and flashcards written from them by AI, and edit the summary as your own;
  • read the summary, ask the AI tutor anything, about your material or not, and have the summary rewritten;
  • edit or delete the cards, or write cards yourself;
  • go through a material's cards as flashcards, and pick up where you left off;
  • turn on spaced repetition for a material, then review its cards as they come due, answering Forgot or Got it, and see what is due today;
  • add a test date to a material and get reminders before it, and keep reviewing afterwards while spaced repetition is on for it;
  • take AI-written quizzes and practice tests, written from your material, with written answers marked against their conditions and criteria, and send a written answer for a 첨삭 against your teacher's criteria;
  • keep a 오답노트 of what you missed, play card games and 퀴즈 배틀 with classmates, and model a practice test on a past paper's layout (기출 참고);
  • make podcast episodes and short listens;
  • record a class and get its summary and flashcards;
  • share a material or a folder with classmates by a class link or an invite, or, in the phone app until it is updated, send a copy of a deck;
  • add friends, earn XP and levels, keep a streak, time your study and see leaderboards;
  • get a daily reminder on your phone and reminder emails if you turn them on;
  • use the same library on your phone, tablet and the web, and export it at any time.

Price. StudyLess has a free plan and a paid plan, StudyLess Pro. The free plan is free for as long as you like, with no advertisements. Pro is an auto-renewing subscription, yearly or monthly, bought in the StudyLess app for iOS or Android and billed by the App Store or Google Play under its terms, or bought in the web app and sold by Dodo Payments, the merchant of record, which bills the payment, appears on your statement, calculates and collects any sales tax or VAT, and sends the receipts. On the web, someone else, such as a parent, can pay for your account through a payment link (“Someone else paying?”); they enter their own email at checkout and get the receipts. The yearly plan starts with a 7-day free trial, one per person; the monthly plan has no free trial. The store decides who is eligible, and an account that has had a trial or a subscription before may not be offered one; on the web, the trial is offered to an account that has never had a subscription. Where Pro is sold without a trial (Google Play and the web in South Korea today), billing starts when you subscribe. The store shows the price, the billing period and any free trial in your local currency before you confirm, and Dodo Payments' checkout shows them on the web, with tax included; prices vary by country. A free trial becomes a paid subscription when it ends, and a subscription renews for another period, unless you cancel: in your App Store or Google Play subscriptions (the app's Settings takes you there) at least 24 hours before the trial or the current period ends, or, for Pro bought on the web, in Dodo Payments' billing portal (from Settings → Subscription in the web app). Pro stays until the trial ends or the paid-through date, and a trial cancelled on the web before it ends is never charged. Refunds are handled by the store you bought from under its rules, and for Pro bought on the web by Dodo Payments when you write to support@studyless.app (see Refunds). In South Korea, if you are under 19 and bought Pro without your parent's or guardian's consent, you or they may cancel the purchase (Civil Act, Article 5). Nothing you already have is taken away when a subscription ends: your cards, reviews and exports stay, and the free plan's allowances apply. If you subscribed to a plan we no longer sell, such as the weekly plan, it keeps renewing on its terms until you cancel it.

Allowances. Studying is free and unlimited on every plan: reviews, your materials, folders, summaries and cards, flashcards, retaking a quiz you have, practice, card games, the 오답노트, what others shared with you, and export are never limited. Making things with AI is metered, because each use costs us money.

On the free plan you can make 2 uploads each calendar week, from Monday, 00:00 in your time zone. One upload is: the files you pick together (up to 50 pages or 40 photos in all); one recorded class, or one audio or video file; one YouTube video; an AI summary or cards from a note of your own longer than about 2,000 characters; a material's summary and cards made again (다시 만들기); more cards for a material after its first extra run, which is free; or an AI summary for cards imported from Quizlet or Anki. In the phone app until it is updated, a new deck with its notes and cards is one upload. Writing your own notes and cards, adding a set someone shared, importing Quizlet or Anki cards, and a run that makes nothing (up to 2 times a week, and always when the failure is ours) do not use an upload. A recorded class uses an upload, and its words and summary cover its first 90 minutes; each recording is kept whole up to 4 hours, and a class recorded when no upload is left is kept without words until you spend an upload on it. The free plan also allows, in any 24 hours, 20 AI tutor messages (at most 2 summary rewrites a week among them) and 30 answer checks (백지복습 and written answers); and each week, 2 practice tests you build or new quiz rounds (a material's first round comes free with it), 3 첨삭 and 1 short listen. Podcast episodes are on Pro.

Pro has no weekly upload allowance and is unlimited for your own studying, within fair-use pools that stop abuse rather than ordinary use, counted by the calendar month from the 1st, 00:00 UTC: up to 150 uploads, 1,500 AI tutor messages (at most 300 summary rewrites among them), 100 practice tests you build or new quiz rounds, 100 첨삭, 40 podcast episodes or short listens and 30 hours of recorded classes (live words included when they are on), each recording up to 4 hours; answer checks are not limited. During a free trial, and while Pro comes from an invite or a promotion rather than a paid subscription, the pools are smaller: 20 uploads, 300 AI tutor messages (at most 20 rewrites), 10 practice tests or new quiz rounds, 10 첨삭, 5 podcast episodes or short listens and 7 hours of recording, each recording up to 4 hours, and 100 answer checks a day. Every account also has hourly limits on requests; when you reach one, the app asks you to try again shortly. The plan page states the allowances too; the app shows what is left and tells you when you reach one, and they reset on their own. We may change the allowances to keep the Service sustainable, and we will announce any change to what a plan includes before it applies to a subscription you already pay for.

XP and leaderboards. XP, levels, the streak and leaderboard places count study you did. They have no money value, cannot be bought, sold, transferred or exchanged for anything, including Pro, and they are not a measure of what you know. We may correct XP earned by mistake or by breaking Section 5, change how XP is counted, and reset leaderboards; the weekly board starts again every Monday.

Changes. We add, change and sometimes remove features. If we remove something that holds your data, we will say so in advance where we reasonably can, so that you can export your data first (Section 7 says what the export contains).

5. Rules for using StudyLess

Use the Service for your own learning and stay within the law. Specifically, do not:

  • add material you do not have the right to use for your own study, or use StudyLess to copy and distribute someone else's work (a scan of your own textbook for your own review is what the product is for; republishing a textbook is not);
  • add a YouTube video you may not watch and use for your own study; StudyLess fetches a video's subtitles for you, and the video stays its owner's;
  • add other people's personal information — classmates' details, medical or financial information, ID or card numbers — or material that is illegal, abusive, hateful or sexual;
  • record a class where your school or your teacher does not allow it, or share a recording of other people; a recording can catch your teacher's and classmates' voices, and you are responsible for recording only where it is allowed;
  • share or publish anything the community rules forbid, or publish a set you do not have the right to share (Section 6.4);
  • use a nickname or a profile photo that pretends to be someone else, is offensive or targets someone, or use friend requests, invites, reports or blocks to harass anyone; report in bad faith;
  • earn XP or leaderboard places with bots, scripts, fake activity or more than one account;
  • use the AI features to try to produce harmful, deceptive or abusive content, or feed them instructions meant to make them misbehave;
  • sell, rent or offer the Service or its Generated Content as your own product or service;
  • use bots, scripts or scraping to access the Service, share accounts to get around allowances, or otherwise circumvent limits and security measures;
  • reverse engineer or copy the apps or our systems beyond what the law allows;
  • interfere with the Service or with other students' use of it.

We may suspend or close an account that breaks these rules, and we may do it without warning if the risk to other people or to the Service requires it. Where we can, we will tell you why and let you export your data first.

6. Your Content and Generated Content

6.1 Your Content stays yours

You own what you add. So that we can run the Service, you give us permission to store, copy, process, display and transmit Your Content for that purpose only — including sending it to our AI provider to produce Generated Content, syncing it between your devices, and keeping backups. This permission ends when you delete the content or your account, except for backups that expire on their own and copies we must keep by law.

We do not use Your Content to train AI models, to advertise, or for anything other than running and fixing the Service. We do not look at your material except when you send it to us in a support request, when you report a question of a practice test (we read the reported question to fix the test maker), or when we need to investigate abuse, a report or a technical problem.

You promise that you have the rights needed to add Your Content and that adding it does not break the law or someone else's rights.

6.2 Generated Content

  • Generated Content is produced by AI models from Your Content or, when you ask the AI tutor something with no material attached, from what the model learned in general. It can be wrong, incomplete or out of context, and different students can receive similar output from similar material. Check it against your source, especially before an exam, and check an answer that has no source of yours elsewhere. A practice test's grade describes that attempt; it is not a prediction of a real exam result.
  • To the extent we hold any rights in Generated Content made for your account, you may use it freely for your own learning: keep it, edit it, export it, and share it with classmates who are studying the same thing. You may not sell it or bundle it into a product or service.
  • You are responsible for how you use Generated Content. It is not professional, medical, legal or academic advice.

6.3 Feedback

If you send us ideas or feedback, we may use them to improve StudyLess without owing you anything. We will not use your name unless you say we can.

6.4 What you share and publish (the community rules)

The class link. Anyone who holds a class link can read what it shows, with or without an account, until you stop it: the set's notes and card text, its practice tests' questions and, once a paper is handed in, their answers and explanations, and its next exam if you chose to show it (the Privacy Policy, 2.15, lists everything it shows and everything it never shows). Give it only to people you mean to, and stop it if it goes further.

Your permission to us. When you share a set by class link or invite, or publish it to the community, you give StudyLess a worldwide, non-exclusive, royalty-free licence to host, copy, display and transmit the parts that are shared to the people it is shared with or listed to, and to let them add a copy to their own account and study it. The licence ends when you stop the link, withdraw the invite or remove the member, unpublish the set, or delete it or your account, except for copies others already added, which stay theirs to study. You keep every right you have in your work; this licence covers only showing and copying it inside StudyLess.

Copies others add. Someone who adds your set gets their own copy for their own learning, as Section 6.2 allows, and may edit it. They may not publish your work as theirs.

Publishing to the community. These are the community rules (version community-guidelines-2026-10-23). Publishing is your choice, set by set, from level 3 and after three days of study, with a nickname, for a set with notes and at least 20 cards. Your listings show your nickname, preset avatar and level. The first time, you agree to these rules and confirm: “I made these notes and cards, or have the right to share them.” That promise covers everything you publish. Publish notes and cards you made yourself or have the right to share, with a clear title and description and tags that match the subject, grade, exam and textbook. Do not publish:

  • personal information about anyone, including yourself: names with contact details, phone numbers, email or street addresses, ID numbers, photos of people, anyone's grades or school records;
  • other people's copyrighted work copied wholesale, including textbook and workbook pages, publishers' answers and commentary, paid lecture notes and other students' sets (a short quotation you need to explain an idea is fine; whole pages are not);
  • exam papers or questions your school, teacher or exam board forbids sharing, and anything from a test still being taken;
  • anything illegal, sexual, hateful, harassing, violent or encouraging self-harm, and spam, advertising, links to sell something, or the same set published again and again;
  • a nickname or text that pretends to be someone else.

An automatic check runs when you publish and again when a listed set's notes or cards change (the Privacy Policy, 2.16). Passing it does not mean a set is allowed. A set that fails is declined, or taken off the community, and stays private, or shared by class link if it was. You can block a publisher: you stop seeing each other's sets, and you cannot invite or add each other.

What the community does not have. StudyLess has no comments, reviews, ratings, direct messages or paid sets. You cannot sell a set or be paid for one, and other students can only read, add and report what you publish.

Changes to these rules. When they change, the new rules get a new version, and you see them before you publish again.

6.5 Reports, moderation and takedowns

Reports and review. Any signed-in student can report a listed set or an account. When three different students have open reports on a listing, it is hidden for review until a moderator restores it or takes it down. Moderators we (the operator) appoint review reports and notices, and may take a listing down, restore it, or ban an account from publishing. We tell the publisher what was done, why and when, and we do not tell anyone who reported them or who acted.

Copyright notices (United States). If you believe material in StudyLess infringes your copyright, send a notice to support@studyless.app. Under 17 U.S.C. § 512(c)(3) the notice must include: your physical or electronic signature; the work you say is infringed; the material and where it is (the set's link); your address, phone number and email; a statement that you believe in good faith the use is not authorised by the owner, its agent or the law; and a statement, under penalty of perjury, that the notice is accurate and that you are the owner or may act for the owner. We remove or disable the material promptly and tell the publisher.

A publisher who believes it was removed by mistake or misidentification may send a counter-notice to the same address, with: their physical or electronic signature; the material and where it was before removal; a statement, under penalty of perjury, that they believe in good faith it was removed by mistake or misidentification; their name, address and phone number; and their consent to the jurisdiction of the U.S. federal district court for their address (or, outside the United States, any judicial district in which StudyLess may be found) and to accept service from the person who sent the notice. We forward it to that person and restore the material 10 to 14 business days later, unless they tell us they have filed a court action. Someone who knowingly misrepresents in a notice or counter-notice may be liable (17 U.S.C. § 512(f)).

Requests in Korea (게시중단 요청). Send requests to support@studyless.app.

  • Copyright (Copyright Act, Art. 103): send who you are, the set's link and proof of your right. We stop the set at once, tell you, and tell the publisher within 3 days. The publisher may ask us to restore it within 30 days of our notice, with proof of their right; if they do, we tell you the request and the restoration date, between 7 and 14 days after it, and restore the set on that date unless you show us before then that you have filed a lawsuit.
  • Privacy or defamation (Network Act, Art. 44-2): send who you are, the set's link and why it harms you. We delete it or take a temporary measure at once and tell you and the publisher; we also say so on the set's page. Where it is hard to tell whether your rights are infringed, or the two sides disagree, we block access for up to 30 days (임시조치), during which either side may give us reasons, and then we restore or remove it.

Repeat infringers. A listing a moderator takes down for copyright counts against the account that published it, unless it is later restored (a counter-notice or a restoration request that succeeds restores it). After three, the account can no longer publish. A ban for another reason also ends publishing and takes all of the account's listings down. For serious or repeated harm we may close the account.

Appeals. If we hid or removed a listing, or ended your publishing, and you think we were wrong, reply from the app or write to support@studyless.app; we look again and tell you what we decided. For a copyright takedown, use the counter-notice or restoration request above.

7. Export and deletion

  • Export. The export in Settings gives you one JSON file with the text of what you have made and done: materials and folders (with their test dates, exams and the scores you entered), cards, summaries, your sources' extracted text, source summaries, memos, review history, your saved flashcards, quizzes, practice tests, recall checks, 첨삭, the 오답노트, chats with the AI tutor, your plan and calendar, your profile and XP, study counters, and the scripts and transcripts of your podcast episodes and recordings. It does not contain audio, pictures or the files you uploaded (it links to your files for a week); the Privacy Policy lists what it leaves out.
  • Deleting materials, folders and cards. You can delete them at any time; they are removed from our servers first and then from your devices.
  • Deleting your account. Settings → Delete account, then type the confirmation word the screen shows (DELETE in English). Deletion runs immediately and removes your account, your material and files, your summaries, cards, exams and the scores you entered, memos, chats and podcast episodes, your review history, your practice tests and recall checks, your profile, friends and XP, your class links and invites, and your community listings from our systems; if you signed in with Apple and we hold an Apple token for your account, we also ask Apple to disconnect your Apple ID. It cannot be undone. Copies others already added of what you shared stay theirs. Backups expire within 30 days, and a few provider-side records expire on their own schedules; the Privacy Policy lists them. Deleting your account cancels a Pro subscription bought on the web at once, so it never charges again, but not one bought in the App Store or Google Play: cancel that first in your App Store or Google Play subscriptions (the app's Settings takes you there).

You can also ask us to delete your account by email from the address on the account, as described on the account deletion page.

8. Automated scheduling and grading

When spaced repetition is on for a material, StudyLess decides when to show you each of its cards with a spaced-repetition algorithm (FSRS) that learns from your ratings, and adapts that schedule to a test date when you set one. Quizzes, practice tests and checks are written and graded by AI, and 첨삭 is marked by AI. These are automated decisions, but they only affect the order and timing of your study and the feedback on a practice attempt; they have no legal or similarly significant effect on you.

You decide how to study, what to trust, and when to stop. StudyLess shows what is due and what you have done; it does not tell you that you are ready for an exam, and you should not read any number in the app as a promise about a grade.

9. Other companies' services and the app stores

Sign in with Apple and Sign in with Google are provided by Apple and Google under their own terms. The App Store and Google Play deliver the apps under their terms. Our Discord community is run on Discord under Discord's rules. We are not responsible for those services.

YouTube is a Google service. When you add a YouTube link, we fetch its subtitles through our subtitle provider (the Privacy Policy names it); we are not responsible for YouTube or its videos.

When they are on, live words and dictation come from our speech service (the Privacy Policy names it). If you added an earlier version's calendar link to a calendar app, that app, and the company behind it, work under their own terms.

If you downloaded StudyLess from Apple's App Store, the following also applies, as Apple requires:

  • These terms are between you and StudyLess, not Apple. Apple is not responsible for the app or its content and has no obligation to provide maintenance or support for it.
  • Your licence to the app is limited to Apple-branded devices you own or control, and is otherwise governed by the App Store's Licensed Application End User License Agreement usage rules.
  • If the app fails to conform to a warranty, you may notify Apple and Apple will refund the purchase price of the app (there is none) or of a subscription bought through the App Store, as Apple's rules provide; to the maximum extent permitted by law, Apple has no other warranty obligation, and any other claim, loss or cost is our responsibility, not Apple's.
  • We, not Apple, handle any claim relating to the app, including product liability, legal or regulatory compliance, and consumer protection claims, and any claim that the app infringes someone's intellectual property.
  • You confirm that you are not in a country under a U.S. government embargo or designated as "terrorist supporting", and that you are not on a U.S. government list of prohibited or restricted parties.
  • Apple and its subsidiaries are third-party beneficiaries of these terms and may enforce them against you.

Our contact details for these purposes are in Section 17.

10. Our rights in the Service

The apps, the web app, the website, our brand, and the way it all fits together belong to StudyLess or to the people who license them to us. You get a personal, non-transferable, revocable licence to use the Service under these terms; you do not get ownership of any part of it. Open-source components inside the apps remain under their own licences.

"StudyLess" and our logo are our marks. Do not use them in a way that suggests we endorse something we do not.

11. Availability, suspension and ending

  • We work to keep StudyLess available, but it can be interrupted by maintenance, by our providers, or by problems we did not foresee. A daily reminder can arrive late or not at all; the schedule itself is unaffected.
  • We may suspend or restrict an account to protect other people, the Service or ourselves, or when the law requires it (Sections 5 and 6.5). Restricting includes hiding or removing a listing and ending an account's publishing.
  • You can stop using StudyLess whenever you like and delete your account (Section 7).
  • If we ever have to shut StudyLess down, we will give you at least 30 days' notice by email or in the app, and time to export your data.

12. What we do not promise

The Service, including Generated Content and the review schedule, is provided as is and as available. To the extent the law allows, we do not promise that it will be uninterrupted or error-free, that Generated Content will be accurate or complete, or that you will achieve any particular learning result, grade or exam outcome. Learning depends on you; StudyLess is a tool. A check, a recall check or a practice test's score describes that attempt; it is not a prediction of your exam score, and a goal score is yours to set.

Consumers in the EEA, the UK, South Korea and elsewhere: you keep every right your law gives you that cannot be excluded, including rights about services that do not work as described. Nothing in these terms limits liability for death or personal injury caused by negligence, for fraud, for intent or gross negligence, or for anything else that cannot lawfully be limited.

13. Limits on our liability

Subject to Section 12, and to the extent the law allows: we are not liable for indirect or consequential losses, lost profits, lost data that you could have exported, or losses that come from relying on Generated Content or on a review schedule; and our total liability to you for everything arising from the Service or these terms is limited to the greater of the amount you paid us in the 12 months before the claim or USD 50.

Some jurisdictions do not allow some of these limits. Where that is the case, they apply only as far as the law permits.

14. Governing law and disputes

These terms are governed by the laws of the Republic of Korea. If you are a consumer, you also keep the protection of the mandatory consumer laws of the country where you live, and you may bring a claim in the courts of that country. Otherwise, the courts of Seoul, Republic of Korea, have jurisdiction.

Before anyone goes to court, please email support@studyless.app. Almost every problem with a study app can be fixed by fixing the app, and we would rather do that. We will respond within 14 days.

These terms do not require arbitration and do not waive your right to bring a claim in court or to join a claim with others.

15. Changes to these terms

We may update these terms as the Service changes. We will post the new version here with its effective date and, for changes that affect your rights or obligations, tell you in the app or by email at least 7 days before they take effect — 30 days if the change is to your disadvantage. If you do not agree with a change, stop using the Service and delete your account before the effective date; using the Service after that date means the new terms apply.

16. Everything else

  • These terms and the Privacy Policy are the whole agreement between you and StudyLess about the Service.
  • If a part of these terms is found invalid, the rest still applies.
  • If we do not enforce something right away, we can still enforce it later.
  • You cannot transfer your account or these terms to someone else. We may transfer them to a person or company that takes over running StudyLess; we will tell you if that happens, and the Privacy Policy will keep applying to your data.
  • These terms are published in English and in Korean, and the two say the same. If they ever differ, the Korean text governs for users in South Korea and the English text everywhere else, except where your local law requires otherwise.

17. Contact

StudyLess, operated by Mingeon Kim, Seoul, Republic of Korea. Email: support@studyless.app. Postal correspondence can be arranged through that address. Copyright notices and takedown requests: see Section 6.5.

We read everything and will do our best to help.