Acceptable Use Policy
Last updated October 22, 2026
Acceptra is run by an individual seller in Egypt. It is a college-application tool for students and parents. It is a fully automated AI service: its answers are generated by AI, not written by a person. This policy sits alongside our Terms of Service and lists what you may not do with it.
Content you may not create or send
- Anything illegal, or that helps someone break the law.
- Harassing, threatening, hateful or abusive content, including content that targets a person or group because of who they are.
- Sexual, explicit or NSFW content of any kind. Acceptra is for college applications, and you must be at least 13 to use it.
- Content that encourages or describes self-harm, or that gives instructions for hurting yourself or others.
- Other people’s private information, such as home addresses or account details, shared without their permission.
How you may not use Acceptra
- As a companion, friend or relationship chatbot. Acceptra answers questions about applying to college and is not built for that.
- To impersonate another person, or to pretend a message, essay or recommendation came from someone else.
- To submit AI text as your own work where a school, a scholarship or the Common App forbids it. You write your essays, and what you submit must be your own work.
- To get around Acceptra’s safeguards or limits, or to make deepfakes, malware or deceptive content.
- To scrape, copy or resell the service or its data with automated tools, or to share one account between several people.
- To attack, probe or overload the site or the app, or to try to reach other people’s accounts or data.
What happens if you break these rules
We may remove content, limit what an account can do, or suspend or close it, with or without notice, when it breaks this policy or the Terms.
Report a problem
To report content or use that breaks this policy, email support@acceptra.ai. We review every report. If you are in crisis, contact local emergency services or a crisis line; Acceptra can’t provide that help.