Terms & Conditions

By using Dooggoo, you agree to these terms. If you do not agree, do not use the service. These terms apply across Dooggoo web tools, including document, image, code, play, and everyday utility experiences.

Dooggoo provides utilities that may run in your browser, on temporary server workers, or through future AI processing. You may use the tools only for lawful purposes and in a way that does not interfere with Dooggoo, its infrastructure, or other users.

You keep the rights you already have in the files, text, links, and other content you provide. You also remain responsible for that content.

Only upload or process content that you own, have permission to use, or are otherwise legally allowed to process.

Generated files, conversions, edits, summaries, extracted text, QR codes, game results, and other outputs may be incomplete or wrong. Review outputs before relying on them, sharing them, signing them, publishing them, or using them in important workflows.

Do not use Dooggoo to break the law, violate rights, upload malware, bypass access controls, attack the service, scrape aggressively, overload infrastructure, or process content you are not allowed to use.

Dooggoo may add, remove, pause, limit, or change tools, processing methods, upload limits, supported file types, and availability. Browser tools, server workers, and future AI features may have different limits or behavior.

Dooggoo tools are general utilities. They do not provide legal, financial, medical, tax, security, or other professional advice. Use appropriate professional review when the output matters.

Dooggoo is provided on an as-is and as-available basis. We do not promise that every tool will be uninterrupted, error-free, secure, compatible with every file, or suitable for a particular purpose.

If you send suggestions, bug reports, or other feedback, you allow Dooggoo to use that feedback to improve the service without owing compensation. Do not include sensitive content in feedback.

For questions about these terms, privacy, file deletion, or a specific tool behavior, include the relevant tool name and a short description of what happened.