The fine print

Vora is software, not a law firm, and it does not give legal advice. Using it does not create a lawyer-client or advocate-client relationship with me or with anyone else.

Every draft is a first version. Please have a qualified professional review it before anyone relies on it, signs it or files it.

Drafts are written by AI. They can be wrong, incomplete or out of date, and may include clauses that do not fit your deal or your jurisdiction. Please check every draft yourself and decide whether and how to use it.

You keep ownership of your briefs and of the drafts Vora writes for you.

Vora is free. There are no fees or subscriptions, and I will not ask for your payment details.

To keep it free for everyone, there are daily and monthly usage limits, and they may change. Like any small project, Vora may sometimes be slow, interrupted or paused, and if I ever need to stop offering it, I will try to say so here. Please download a copy of anything you want to keep.

This part is Vora’s privacy policy. It is short, because Vora keeps almost nothing.

• Nothing you write or say is stored. Your briefs, revision instructions, voice input and drafts are used only to prepare your draft, and Vora does not save them. I cannot see them. The services Vora relies on may hold them briefly under their own terms, for example to check for abuse.
• When you close or reload the page, your draft is gone, so download a Word copy if you want to keep it.
• The only things Vora keeps are your sign-in account, meaning the name, email address and profile photo your Google or Microsoft sign-in shares, and a count of how many requests you have used, so the free limits work.
• Like any website, Vora’s hosting keeps short technical logs, such as IP address, browser type and time, to keep it running and secure.
• Your sign-in session, the titles of recent drafts and a few preferences stay on your own device.

I do not sell anything, use your information for advertising, or use anything you write to train AI. If your brief includes other people’s details, please make sure you are allowed to share them. Placeholders work just as well, and you can add the real details to your downloaded copy.

You are responsible for how you use Vora and for what you do with its drafts. I am not. Vora does not store your briefs or drafts and I have no visibility of them, so I cannot know how they are used.

Please use Vora lawfully: do not try to break, scrape or overload it, get around the usage limits, or submit content you do not have the right to use. Vora is for people 18 and over, and if you use it for an organisation, you must be able to agree to this page on its behalf.

If something looks like abuse or a security risk, I may limit access or close an account. If someone brings a claim against me because of how you used Vora or one of its drafts, you agree to cover the reasonable losses and legal costs that follow, where the law allows.

Vora is free and offered as it is, so you use it at your own risk. I cannot promise that a draft will be accurate or right for your situation, that the site will always be up, or that any online service is completely secure. You are responsible for checking every draft and for what happens when you use one.

Where the law allows, I am not responsible for any loss that comes from using Vora or its drafts, including lost profits, revenue, data, business or goodwill. If I am found responsible anyway, my total responsibility is capped at INR 10,000. Nothing here takes away a right that Indian law gives you.

Vora relies on third-party services for sign-in, hosting, its database and the AI that writes drafts. Their own terms cover their part, and a problem on their side can affect Vora. If you do not agree with this page, or with those services handling what you type to write your draft, please do not use Vora.

If something feels off, please message me first. Most things can be sorted out with a conversation. This page follows the laws of India, and if a disagreement cannot be settled, the courts at Abohar, Punjab will deal with it, unless the law gives you the right to go elsewhere.

I may update this page as Vora grows. When I do, I will change the date at the top, and using Vora after that means the updated version applies.

Questions, requests or a security problem to report? Message me on LinkedIn. And if Vora saves you some time, I would love to hear that too.