Terms
Use the tools deliberately. Review the result.
These terms cover the Dleel website, Web Chat, Mac app, and Managed service.
Last updated: August 12, 2026 · Document ID: terms-2026-08-12
Using Dleel
Dleel helps with writing, analysis, and organizing work, but it does not replace professional judgment. Review outputs before relying on them, especially for legal, medical, financial, or other high-stakes decisions.
Your account
You are responsible for your email and password and for revoking sessions you do not recognize. Do not share the account or use it to harm the service or bypass plan limits.
Content and rights
You keep ownership of content you provide. You are responsible for having the right to use files and instructions and for not supplying unlawful content or material that violates others' rights.
Managed and BYOK
Managed service is subject to the available plan and quota. BYOK creates a direct relationship between you and the selected provider and is subject to that provider's terms, prices, and policies.
Web Chat
Web Chat relays your message and the completed local context that fits the limit to Dleel Managed to generate an answer. Local history belongs to this browser and account. Logout does not erase it, and clearing one browser or deleting the account does not guarantee erasure from another browser or device. You are responsible for clearing local copies you no longer want.
Payment and cancellation
Pricing and the billing period are shown before payment. You can manage renewal or cancellation from the account portal. Failed payment may suspend Managed features without blocking access to local app data.
Service availability
We work toward reliable operation, but do not promise uninterrupted service or error-free output. We may pause a feature to protect users or the service, and unavailable live states are shown honestly instead of presenting stale data as current.
Ending an account
You may delete the account from the website. We may restrict an account for abuse or a security risk. Terms that naturally survive, including accrued rights and obligations, continue after termination.