Tinystudy

Terms of Service

This page is available in English and in Lithuanian (lietuvių kalba). Both versions are equally binding.

Version 1.1 · in force from 7 October 2026. Version 1.0 (in force from 4 October 2026) applied before this version. Provider: Ignas Dauksa, individuali veikla (a sole trader registered in Lithuania), Kaunas, Lithuania. Contact: support@projektai777.eu. Payments go through Paddle.com Market Limited (UK), our merchant of record. If the English and Lithuanian versions differ, the version more favourable to you applies.

1. What Tinystudy is

Tinystudy is a study app. It reads the courses and materials you already have access to on your school's Moodle site (or a Moodle-based site such as Totara, IOMAD, Moodle Workplace or Open LMS), through the Tinystudy button, and helps you get ready for one test at a time: you pick the test and the grade you want, and it gives you a ranked list of tasks to tick off until the list is done; then you mark the test done and move on to the next one. Tinystudy is an independent product. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to Moodle Pty Ltd or your school. Moodle™ and Moodle Workplace™ are trademarks of Moodle Pty Ltd; Totara, IOMAD and Open LMS are trademarks of their respective owners. Tinystudy is not affiliated with or endorsed by any of them.

2. Who may use it

You may use Tinystudy only if you are a student with your own Moodle account and you are 18 years old or older. By signing up you confirm that you are 18 or older. We do not offer accounts to anyone younger. If we find that an account belongs to someone under 18, we may close it and delete its data.

3. Your Moodle account stays yours

Tinystudy never asks for, sees or stores your Moodle password. It reads your course files and deadlines through the Tinystudy button, a bookmark you press yourself inside your own signed-in Moodle tab. The button reads only what your Moodle shows you, using only your Moodle site's own read-only functions, and only on your instruction; your Moodle session never leaves that tab and never reaches our servers. You are responsible for following your school's rules on the use of its systems; if your school does not allow tools like Tinystudy, do not connect it (see §3A). We never act in your name on Moodle: Tinystudy does not submit assignments, sit quizzes, post in forums or send messages.

3A. Using the Tinystudy button

3A.1 Your permission. The Tinystudy button copies course material from your own signed-in school Moodle page into your own browser, at your instruction. By using it you confirm that you are allowed to access this material through your own account, and that you copy it only for your own personal study (not to share, sell or publish).

3A.2 Your school's rules. Your school, and Moodle's terms of service, may have rules about tools that work on the school site. You are responsible for finding out whether those rules allow you to use the button, and for following them. If they do not allow it, do not use it.

3A.3 What we do and do not do. The button only does what you tell it to do, in your own session. We are not a party to your school's rules or to Moodle's terms, and we do not decide for your school what is allowed. We are not responsible for a decision your school makes about your use of the button (for example limiting your access) where you used it against your school's rules. This does not limit our liability for our own faults or for anything that cannot be limited by law (see §9), and it does not affect your statutory rights. Tinystudy cannot promise that your school allows the button.

3A.4 Stopping. If your school tells you, or us, that the button is not allowed, stop using it. We may switch the button off for your school or your account. If we do so and you paid, the unused part of the paid period is refunded.

4. No promise about your grades

Tinystudy helps you plan and revise. It does not guarantee any result. Grades depend on you, your teachers and your school. The "estimated grade" and "coverage" figures are estimates computed from how much of the likely material the tasks you tick off cover for the grade you picked; they are not predictions, not advice from your teacher and not a substitute for the syllabus. Study content built from your material may contain errors or omissions, including when the optional fact-checker is switched on; check anything that matters against your teacher's material. To the extent permitted by law, we are not liable for grades, exam outcomes, admissions or any indirect or consequential loss arising from your use of Tinystudy.

5. Your material and our content

Course materials remain the property of your school and teachers (or their licensors). Tinystudy processes them for your personal, private study only; your copies are kept in your own browser, and the only parts that leave it are what you choose to send to the AI when you press its button: the text of one test's material for study content, the audio pieces of a video lesson for transcription, the essay you type for writing feedback, a question with the best-matching passages of your material (Ask my material), and the text of a maths task you photographed, never the photo (Maths steps). They are processed only to give you the result, and each is held only as long as follows: the material text of a study-content job is deleted when the job ends (a job still waiting for its turn holds it for up to 24 hours at most, and if it cannot run it is deleted within one day), and the finished content is kept for you to collect for up to 7 days; the audio of a lesson is never stored, but the text of a transcribed piece is cached for up to 24 hours so that a retry of the same piece is free; essay text, Ask questions with their passages and answers, and maths task text are not stored and not logged (only daily counts are kept). Details: Privacy policy §2 and §3; How AI is used. You may not use Tinystudy to redistribute course materials. The study content Tinystudy produces for you is yours to use for your own studies; the software, design and text of Tinystudy remain ours.

5A. Class sharing (optional)

Class sharing is off unless you switch it on in Settings, separately from accepting these terms. If you switch it on, you allow Tinystudy to give the study pack prepared from a file you collected to another student who collected the identical file and also switched sharing on, and to give you the study pack prepared for them. You confirm that you collected the file yourself from your own school account under §3A. Only the study pack, not the file, is shared, never your account details, and never with someone who does not already have the same file. Before a pack is stored we try to remove e-mail addresses and most phone numbers, but this redaction is best effort and a pack can still contain names that appear in the material. You can switch it off at any time: switching it off stops future sharing for you (you neither receive nor add packs from then on) and deletes the stored packs whose material fingerprint and language match one of your own jobs from the last 7 days, because for that long our job record keeps the fingerprint beside your account; other packs cannot be traced to anyone, so they stay until they are deleted automatically, at most 30 days after they were made (Privacy policy §3A). Study packs may contain errors. Material in a pack stays the property of your school, teachers or their licensors; you may not use a shared pack for anything but your own study. If a rightholder or school asks us to remove a pack, we may remove it (see §5B). Nothing in this clause limits your statutory rights. Privacy policy §3A explains the data side.

5B. Rights holders

If you hold rights in material that appears in Tinystudy, or in a study pack, and you think it should not be there, write to support@projektai777.eu. Please tell us who you are and which right you hold, point to the material (the name of the file or pack, or the course and school if you know them) and say why it should be removed; a link or a copy of the page helps. If the request is valid we act on it: we remove the material or the pack and tell you when it is done. We aim to answer within 5 working days and to act within 14 days of a complete request. Your rights under the law, and the rights of the person who brought the material in, are not affected by how we handle a request.

6. Trial, subscription, cancellation

Model withdrawal form

You do not have to use this form: any clear statement works. If you use it, copy it into an e-mail to support@projektai777.eu and fill in the blanks.

7. Acceptable use

Do not try to access other people's accounts, overload your school's systems, share your account, reverse-engineer the service, or use it to cheat, for example during a test or an exam (Tinystudy is a planning tool, not an exam aid). We may suspend an account that breaks these rules or that a school reports as misused.

8. Availability and changes

We provide Tinystudy as described in these terms; your legal rights to a service that conforms to the contract are not affected. We work to keep it running, but free-tier infrastructure, your school's Moodle configuration and browser changes can interrupt it. We change features only for a valid reason (security, law, cost, improvement), at no extra cost to you; if a change harms your use, we tell you in advance and you may end the contract free of charge within 30 days. If we discontinue the paid service we refund the unused part of the current period. We will tell you about material changes to these terms by e-mail or in the app at least 30 days in advance.

9. Liability

Nothing in these terms limits liability that cannot be limited by law (including for intent, gross negligence, or death and personal injury). Otherwise, our total liability to you for all claims in a subscription year is limited to the amount you paid us in that year. Consumer rights under the law of your country of residence, including Lithuanian and EU consumer protection law, are not affected.

10. Law and disputes

Lithuanian law applies, without depriving you of the protection of mandatory rules of the country where you live. Disputes go first to us: write to support@projektai777.eu or use the bug-and-feedback button in the app; if we cannot settle it, you may complain to the consumer protection authority of the country where you live (in Lithuania, the State Consumer Rights Protection Authority, Valstybinė vartotojų teisių apsaugos tarnyba) or go to court. We do not point you to the European Online Dispute Resolution platform, which has been discontinued.

Related: Privacy policy · How AI is used