Terms of Service
These Terms of Service apply to TypedHand, operated by Constantin Persaud (sole proprietor), LindenstraĂe 257, 40235 DĂŒsseldorf, Germany, email: support@typedhand.com. This is a courtesy translation; in the event of any discrepancy, the German version (âAGBâ) prevails.
1. Scope
These Terms of Service apply to all contracts for the use of the TypedHand platform at typedhand.com between the provider and users resident in Germany.
The service is aimed at consumers who are at least 16 years old. Registration and use by anyone under 16 is not possible.
Conflicting terms of the user do not apply unless the provider expressly agrees to them in text form.
2. Subject matter and description of services
TypedHand is software that converts typed text into a userâs own handwriting, previously uploaded by the user, and creates and exports corresponding documents as PDFs. No artificial intelligence is used for this; processing is automated by technical scripts and programs.
Users can upload one or more handwriting samples, enter text and generate PDF files from it. The generated files are stored in the user profile and can be accessed, downloaded and used there again for as long as the respective user account exists.
No guarantee is given for an identical visual reproduction of the uploaded handwriting, for flawless layout results, or for the suitability of the generated files for any particular purpose. Typical display or format deviations may occur, in particular depending on content, length, device, browser or PDF viewer.
The following limits currently apply per plan:
- Free: up to 50 PDF exports per month with a watermark, up to 2 fonts.
- Plus: up to 50 PDF exports per month without a watermark, up to 5 fonts.
- Pro: up to 50 PDF exports per month, multi-page PDFs, up to 10 fonts, without a watermark.
The precise scope of functions may evolve within the contractually owed service, provided that no essential core functions are removed and no legitimate interests of users are impaired.
3. Registration and conclusion of contract
A user account is required for use. Registration takes place by entering the required data and completing the registration or order process.
Before concluding the contract, users are given the opportunity to review and change their details. The contract is concluded as soon as the order process has been successfully completed and payment has been authorised, or, for free plans, upon completion of registration.
Registration is permitted only to persons who have reached the age of 16. By registering, the user confirms that this requirement is met.
Access credentials must be kept secret and may not be passed on to third parties. Multiple registrations and automated sign-ups are not permitted without the providerâs express consent.
4. Prices and payment
The prices displayed during the order process apply to the paid plans. Unless stated otherwise, all prices are final prices including statutory value-added tax, where such tax is due.
- Plus: EUR 2.99 per month or EUR 19.99 per year.
- Pro: EUR 5.99 per month or EUR 34.99 per year.
Billing is handled via Stripe. Accepted payment methods are shown during the order process. The fee is due at the beginning of the respective billing period.
Unless a subscription is cancelled in time, it renews automatically for the booked billing period (monthly or annually), provided that no legal provisions preclude this.
In the event of default in payment, the provider is entitled to temporarily suspend access to paid functions until outstanding amounts have been settled. Statutory rights remain unaffected.
5. Term and cancellation
The term of a paid contract is based on the selected billing period. There is no minimum term beyond the booked period.
Users can cancel their subscription at any time with effect from the end of the current billing period via the user dashboard. The cancellation takes effect when the declaration reaches the provider, unless another statutory provision applies.
The technical means to cancel via the website is provided in accordance with statutory requirements.
After the contract ends, access to paid functions remains blocked. Already stored content may remain stored for a reasonable period in accordance with these terms and the privacy policy, where this is necessary for performance of the contract, for settling open matters or due to legal obligations.
6. Right of withdrawal for consumers
As a rule, consumers have a statutory right of withdrawal of 14 days for distance contracts. The details, the conditions for an early expiry of the right of withdrawal and the model withdrawal form are set out in our Right of withdrawal policy, which forms part of these Terms.
7. Content and usage rights
The uploaded handwriting, texts and the PDFs generated from them remain in principle within the usersâ area of responsibility. The provider receives a simple, non-exclusive, non-transferable right of use limited to performing the contract, to the extent necessary to store, process, display, render and transmit the content and to provide the functions of TypedHand.
No use of the content beyond this takes place, in particular for training, analysis, marketing or other own purposes. The provider does not access private user profiles unless this is strictly necessary for support, fault resolution or compliance with legal obligations.
Users warrant that they hold the necessary rights to the uploaded content and do not infringe the rights of third parties.
8. Usersâ obligations
Users undertake to use TypedHand only within the framework of applicable law and these Terms.
The following are prohibited in particular:
- use for unlawful, offensive or fraudulent content,
- infringement of third partiesâ copyright, trademark, personality or data-protection rights,
- improper circumvention of plan limits, watermarks or technical protection mechanisms,
- passing on oneâs own account or access credentials to third parties,
- the use of bots, scraping or other automated forms of access without the providerâs consent,
- processing content for which there are no sufficient usage rights.
In the event of violations, the provider may block content, temporarily deactivate accounts or, in the case of serious or repeated violations, terminate the contract. Statutory claims remain unaffected.
9. Liability
The provider is liable without limitation for intent and gross negligence as well as for culpable injury to life, body or health.
In the case of ordinary negligence, the provider is liable only for breach of essential contractual obligations. In that case, liability is limited to the foreseeable damage typical for the contract.
Liability for data loss is assumed only within the framework of the above provisions. Users are themselves responsible for additionally backing up their own data and content, insofar as this is reasonable.
Liability under mandatory statutory provisions remains unaffected. Any further liability is excluded to the extent permitted by law.
10. Changes to the Terms
The provider may change these Terms where there is a valid reason for doing so, for example in the event of changes in the legal situation, technical changes, extensions to the scope of services or to close gaps in the provisions.
Material changes are communicated to users in text form. To the extent permitted by law, changes are deemed accepted if users do not object within a reasonable period. Users are separately informed of the right to object and the consequences of failing to object.
Where a change affects the main contractual obligations or makes continuation of the contract unreasonable, express consent is required.
11. Applicable law, place of jurisdiction, dispute resolution
The law of the Federal Republic of Germany applies, excluding the UN Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods. Mandatory consumer-protection provisions of the country in which the user has their habitual residence remain unaffected.
If the user is a merchant, a legal entity under public law or a special fund under public law, the place of jurisdiction, to the extent permitted by law, is DĂŒsseldorf.
The provider is neither willing nor obliged to take part in dispute resolution proceedings before a consumer arbitration board.
The former EU Online Dispute Resolution platform has been closed since 20 July 2025; a reference to that platform is therefore no longer included.