Terms of Service

By creating an account or using Froga you agree to these terms and to our Privacy Policy. If you don't agree, don't use the service. Froga is operated by Turhan Ergene.

You need to be at least 16 to use Froga. Keep your login credentials to yourself — you're responsible for what happens under your account. One person, one account; don't create accounts to evade limits or a suspension.

Froga is in active development. Features, limits and pricing may change, and we may add or remove functionality as the product evolves.

You own what you make. The rooms, questions, learning paths and images you create remain yours. We claim no ownership of them.

To actually run the service, you grant us a non-exclusive, worldwide, royalty-free licence to host, store, reproduce and display your content — and, where you set a room to Public, to show it to other users and include it in listings such as Explore, search results and learning paths. This licence exists so we can operate Froga; it ends when you delete the content, except for copies retained in backups for a limited period.

You are responsible for what you upload. Don't post content you don't have the rights to — copying someone else's exam bank or course material into a room is the most likely way to get this wrong.

Froga lets one user make their own copy of another user's room and edit it — a teacher adapting an existing test for their class, for example. Setting a room to Public, or sharing an Unlisted link, grants other users a non-exclusive, royalty-free licence to make such copies and to modify them for their own use on Froga.

You keep ownership of your original, and whoever copies it owns the changes they make. Froga records where a copy came from and displays the original room and creator on it. A copy is content like any other under these terms: the person who made it is responsible for what they publish in it, including any changes to your questions or answers.

You can turn copying off for a room in its settings. That removes the button — it cannot stop somebody reproducing the material by hand, and you should treat anything you publish accordingly.

Public and Unlisted rooms have an embed code in their share menu, so anyone can show the room on their own website. Setting a room to Public, or sharing an Unlisted link, grants the same kind of licence as above for that: the room appears inside someone else's page, credited to Froga and linking back. Plays inside an embed are practice runs — nothing is recorded and nobody is signed in. Whoever embeds a room is responsible for the page they put it on. Rooms set to never reveal their answers cannot be embedded, because replaying them without an account would give the answers away.

The labs, their warm-up rooms and the learning paths under “From Froga” are written by us. Some rooms — including a new room most days — are drafted with the help of an AI model and published under Froga staff accounts. Every one of them goes through a strict review by a person on our team. If you find a mistake in one, report it like any other room.

Don't use Froga to:

• Post illegal, hateful, harassing, or sexually explicit content, or content that targets or endangers others.
• Infringe copyright or other intellectual property rights.
• Spam, post deliberately misleading answers, or manipulate ratings, streaks, scores or rankings.
• Probe, scrape, overload or attempt to circumvent the security, rate limits or access controls of the service.
• Impersonate anyone, including Froga staff or moderators.
• Choose a live-game nickname that breaks any of the rules above.

The security labs teach how real attacks work, against simulated websites and systems that exist only inside Froga. Use what you learn there only on systems you own or have explicit permission to test. Testing someone else's system without permission is illegal in most countries, and Froga's own service is not a target either.

Attempting to forge your own results — submitting scores or activity you didn't earn — is a breach of these terms as well as something the platform is built to prevent.

Users can report rooms. Our moderators and staff may hide or remove content, and suspend or terminate accounts, where these terms are broken. Staff may also remove a profile picture on its own, without suspending the account. Moderator actions are reversible; permanent deletion is limited to staff, and every action is logged internally.

If we suspend your account we'll tell you the reason, and you can still remove your own profile picture. If you think we got it wrong, contact [email protected].

Froga is free to use within published limits. A premium plan raises those limits and unlocks the AI-assisted features described below. There is currently no paid checkout — premium is granted manually during the beta and nothing is charged. Each grant has a length — 1, 3, 6 or 12 months, or no end date — and we tell you in the app when you receive it. When it ends, your account goes back to the free plan automatically. When paid subscriptions launch, we will publish the price, billing terms, renewal and cancellation rules, and applicable taxes before you are asked to pay anything.

If a premium subscription later lapses, rooms and paths you already created stay online and playable; you simply can't create new ones beyond the free limit until you are back under it. We don't delete or hide your content because a subscription ended.

Within your plan's allowance, you can have questions drafted automatically from a topic or source text you provide. It is optional, and it is a drafting aid rather than a source of truth.

• You review before anything is saved. Drafts are shown to you and are only added to a room when you choose to add them. That review is your responsibility, not a formality — AI output can be confidently wrong, and a question that grades a correct answer as incorrect is your room's problem once you publish it.
• What you submit leaves our systems. It is sent to a third-party AI provider for processing. Don't submit anything confidential, anything you don't hold the rights to, or anyone else's personal data. The Privacy Policy says exactly what is sent and to whom.
• We make no promises about the output. We don't warrant that generated questions are accurate, original, or free of third-party rights, and we can't guarantee two people won't receive similar output from similar prompts. Copyright in AI-generated text is unsettled in most jurisdictions; you should not assume you hold enforceable rights in it.
• Usage is capped per account, the feature may change or be withdrawn, and we may change the underlying provider. AI has a real per-use cost, so limits here are firmer than elsewhere in the product.

Once you add a generated draft to a room it is your content, and everything above about content you create applies to it — including that you are responsible for it.

Written-answer questions are marked by an AI model, against the marking criteria the room's creator wrote. The mark can be wrong, the same way a draft can. Each marking uses part of your own AI allowance, so these questions are always optional: skip one and the room is scored without it. If you think a mark is wrong, report the room. The same applies to the explanation you can ask for on your results screen — it is a study aid, not a ruling.

Froga is provided “as is”, without warranties of any kind. We don't promise uninterrupted availability, that content on the platform is accurate, or that your data will never be lost — this is beta software, so keep your own copy of anything you can't afford to lose. Rooms are created by users; a room being on Froga is not an endorsement of its accuracy, and Froga is not a substitute for professional, medical, legal or financial advice.

To the fullest extent permitted by law, we are not liable for indirect, incidental or consequential losses, or for lost data, profits or opportunities arising from your use of Froga. Nothing here limits liability that cannot be limited by law, including for death or personal injury caused by negligence, or for fraud. If you are a consumer, your statutory rights are unaffected.

You can stop using Froga and delete your account at any time from profile settings. Note that deletion also removes the rooms and paths you created — see the Privacy Policy for exactly what is removed. We may suspend or terminate accounts that break these terms.

We may update these terms; the date at the top of this page shows when, and the most recent change is summarised below. Continuing to use Froga after a change means you accept it.

9 October 2026: added embedding rooms on other websites, rooms Froga publishes (some drafted with AI and reviewed by our team), use of the security labs, premium grant lengths, removing a profile picture, and AI marking of written answers.

These terms are governed by the laws of Sweden. Questions: [email protected].