neepora is a writing tool. This page says what it is for, what we do not allow, and what stays your responsibility when you use it.
neepora turns stiff, machine-sounding drafts into clearer and more natural writing. It is meant for text you wrote yourself or have the right to use: business writing, web content, reports, translated text, and English written by people who learned it as a second language.
It does not add research, evidence, citations, numbers or personal experiences that were not in your draft. It does not use invisible characters, look-alike letters, deliberate mistakes or other tricks. It does not guarantee any score, grade or decision.
Polishing a draft you wrote with the help of an AI assistant where that help is allowed. Making translated or second-language writing read naturally. Tightening marketing copy, emails and reports. Checking your own writing with the AI detector to see which sentences read as machine-written, then revising them.
Do not use neepora to get around a rule that bans AI assistance or requires you to disclose it, including by evading an AI detector used to enforce that rule. Do not use it to hand in work as your own where AI assistance is not allowed, or to defeat a plagiarism check.
Do not use it to impersonate another person, invent sources or evidence, commit fraud, send spam, harass people or create illegal content. Accounts used in these ways may be suspended under our terms.
No AI detector can prove who wrote a text. Detectors flag human writing as AI and miss AI writing, and their results change when they are updated. Treat the score neepora shows as a reading aid for your own editing, and never as evidence about someone else's work.
You are the author of what you submit and of what you do with the result. Check the rules of your school, employer, publisher or client before you use it. Read every result for facts, names, numbers, quotations and citations, and fix anything that changed.
Email support@neepora.com.