Legal notice
Last updated 21 September 2026
Toread (toread.app) is a read-it-later service: it saves the pages you choose so you can read them later. This page says who runs it and how to reach them.
Who runs Toread
Toread is run by one person, in Taiwan. Their legal name is being added to this page. It is a small service, not a company with a support desk — mail to the addresses below reaches one person.
A postal address will be published here with it; until then email is the way to reach us, and every address below is read.
Toread is in an invite-only beta and nothing is for sale yet, which is why the two facts above are still being settled rather than guessed at.
Who to write to
- Help, and anything about your account: hello@toread.app
- Your data — access, correction, deletion, portability: privacy@toread.app
- Copyright notices and counter-notices: copyright@toread.app
- Security vulnerabilities: security@toread.app — the machine-readable version is at /.well-known/security.txt (RFC 9116).
- Abuse of the service: abuse@toread.app
Who sells the subscriptions
Paid plans are sold through Lemon Squeezy, which is the merchant of record — the legal seller on your receipt. Lemon Squeezy takes your payment details, charges and remits the tax your country requires, and issues the invoice. Toread never sees a card number. Terms → Plans and billing has the detail, including how to cancel and how refunds work.
The documents
- Terms of service: /terms — the agreement between you and us.
- Privacy policy: /privacy — what we collect, who processes it, how long it is kept and how to get rid of it.
- Copyright and takedowns: /copyright — how a rightsholder asks for something to be removed, and how a publisher opts out of being fetched.
Law and disputes
The terms are governed by the laws of Taiwan (Republic of China), and a dispute about them goes to the Taiwan Taipei District Court — but if you are a consumer you keep the protections of the law where you live and may go to your own courts. Write to hello@toread.app first; almost everything is faster to fix that way.