Terms

What this is

These terms govern your use of Field Words, a Chrome extension and an app for learning vocabulary, offered by Pablo Quiroga Otero. By using it, you accept them. You must be at least 14.

Your account

You don't need an account to use Field Words. If you create one, look after access to your email, because that's how you sign in. You can delete it whenever you like from your profile.

AI answers

Meanings and translations are generated by AI. They're usually good, but they can be wrong, so don't rely on them alone for anything important.

Fair use

• Each plan has AI limits, shown on the website and in your profile, which may change.
• Don't try to get around those limits, attack the service, or use it to generate content that has nothing to do with learning a language.

Premium

Premium costs what the website shows, tax included, and renews every month until you cancel. It's sold and charged by Polar (polar.sh), which acts as the seller and handles payment, VAT and invoices.

You can cancel whenever you like from your profile in the extension. You'll keep Premium until the paid period ends, and you won't be charged again.

If you delete your account, the subscription is cancelled at that moment.

Refunds

You have 14 days from buying to ask for your money back, with no explanation needed, by writing to [email protected].

Price and limit changes

If the price changes, we'll tell you before the next renewal, and you can cancel before it applies.

Your content

What you catch and write is yours. We only handle it to provide the service, as the privacy policy sets out. Remember that sentences come from other people's pages: keep them for your personal study.

Availability

We try to keep everything working, but this is one person's service and it can fail or change. Without sync, catches are only on your device, so they're lost if you remove the extension or the app.

Liability

We're liable for what the law requires, and nothing here limits your rights as a consumer.

Governing law

Spanish law applies. If you're a consumer, you can go to the courts where you live. For any questions, write to [email protected].