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Terms

The agreement between you and Flora, in plain English. What we provide, what we ask of you, and what happens if either of us stops.

What Flora is

Flora generates flashcards from web pages, PDFs, documents, images, videos and recordings, and schedules a daily review.

Your account

Accounts should be used by individuals aged 13 or over. You’re responsible for what happens under your account, including what an assistant you’ve connected does there. Sign in and authentication are handled by Auth0, rather than Flora itself.

What you put in

Your decks, documents and flashcards are owned by you, whether they were human- or machine-generated. Your data is stored and processed in order to run the product, as described in privacy, and Flora claims no ownership of it.

Flora should only be pointed at material which you’re allowed to read. The app fetches public web pages on your behalf, and whether you have the right to do that with a given page is your responsibility.

Don’t use Flora to generate or store material that’s illegal, or to attack the service - malicious bulk requests or attempts to reach other people’s accounts etc will result in your account being suspended. An assistant you connect is welcome: it uses Flora as you, within the same limits.

What we can and can’t provide

Flora is provided as is. I’ll work to keep the service up and correct, but can’t promise 100% uptime. This site’s footer contains a live service status indicator which says whether things are up right now.

I can’t promise that you’ll learn anything using Flora, and won’t claim more about the method than the evidence supports (though the evidence is very positive!)

AI-generated flashcards can be wrong. They’re written by a model which is capable of misreading the documents provided. You can and should check the source attribution for anything that matters, and correct the cards which are based on mistakes.

Our liability is limited to what the law allows us to limit it to. Regardless of what you choose to point it at, Flora is not able to give advice - medical, legal, financial or otherwise.

Paying

Your first 28 days are free, and after that, a subscription is £4.99 a month or £49.99 a year, VAT included. If you subscribe during the trial period, you pay from that day. On the web the seller is Sold through Link, LLC, a Stripe company, under its terms. In the iOS app, the seller is Apple.

You can cancel from Account or at onelink.com, or in your iPhone’s Settings if you subscribed in the app. Your plan runs to the end of the period you’ve paid for, then drops to the Free tier. While you’ll lose access to the best of Flora’s features, all of your data is still your own. Stripe handles refunds on the web, including the 14 days consumers in the UK and the EU have to change their minds. If the price ever rises, you keep yours for as long as you stay on the plan you’re on.

Flora is Harrison Pim, trading as Flora, 51 De Montfort Road, Brighton BN2 3AW, United Kingdom.

Stopping

If I ever have to stop running Flora, I’ll provide the time and warning to get your material out first.

Accounts that break the rules outlined above will be suspended.

Which law applies

These terms are governed by the law of England and Wales, and disputes about them can be settled in its courts. If you’re a consumer, you keep any protections that the law where you live gives you, and you can bring a claim in the courts where you live.

Changes to these terms

These terms are likely to grow as Flora does. The date at the bottom of this page reflects the latest update.

Getting in touch

Email me at hello@flora.day - I’ll respond to every message.

Last updated 3 October 2026