A contact page that answers
Your users ask a question and get a real answer, from what you told it about your app. Not a form that disappears into an inbox.
Two minutes of questions. We write them, host them, and answer your users, for free.
Set mine up for freeCopy the line below, paste it into Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or whatever you are building with, and it sets terms.gg up for you.
Your users ask a question and get a real answer, from what you told it about your app. Not a form that disappears into an inbox.
Privacy policy, terms, account deletion, and the rest, matched to your country and your stores. Real links you paste into a listing.
When the assistant cannot help, it hands over to you in Discord, Telegram, Slack, or wherever you already work.
What it does, where you are, which stores it ships on. Three questions, one screen at a time.
Privacy, terms, deletion, and whatever else your country and your stores require. Published on real links.
Your contact page replies on its own. When it cannot, you get a message where your team already talks.
Which ones you need depends on where you are and what you ship on. terms.gg works that out and writes only those.
Every document a reviewer looks for, written for where you operate and what you ship on, published at a URL you can paste straight into your listing.
Everything an agent needs to set up an app.
The full-size model, for one app that is live.
For a live app with real support volume.
For an app that has found its audience.
* Three model sizes. A project nobody has claimed yet gets the smallest, the free plan gets a middle one, and the paid plans get the largest. They all answer the questions your help centre covers; the larger ones are better at the ones it does not, and better at knowing when to stop and fetch a person. Everything else is identical on every plan.
They are drafts, written from the rules that usually apply to your country and your platforms. A serious starting point, not legal advice. Read them, change what is wrong, and have a lawyer look before it matters.
Not to set it up. A single call creates the pages and hands back a claim link, which is how a person takes ownership later.
With Google. There is no password, so there is nothing to leak or reset.
Change it in your settings. Every document is rewritten at the same links, so nothing you pasted anywhere breaks.
Every word, on every plan. An edit survives regeneration, and nothing is published until you tick a box saying you have read it.
The conversation is marked as owed a reply by email and waits in your inbox instead of disappearing.
DeepSeek models, routed through OpenRouter. A bigger one on the paid plans, a smaller one on the free plan, and the smallest on a project nobody has claimed yet. DeepSeek is a Chinese company, so your users' support messages are processed in China. That is named in our privacy policy, and in the one we generate for you.
We wrote it down, country by country and store by store, from the same rules the generator uses.
Two minutes now, or an afternoon with a template and a rejected build.
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