Terms of use
Last updated 22 October 2026
These terms apply when you use Earborne at earborne.app. By using it, you agree to them. Earborne is run by Yogesh Patil. If you have a question, email yogeshpatil8433@gmail.com.
A private beta
Earborne is free and invite-only for now. It has daily limits, and its features may change, pause or stop. Notice will be given before significant changes where possible.
Your account
Keep your email account, and your Google account if you use it, secure. Anyone who can sign in as you can use your library. If you think someone else has signed in, email yogeshpatil8433@gmail.com.
What you add
- Add only things you have the right to read, such as articles you can open and documents you own or are allowed to use.
- Earborne is for your personal listening. Don’t use it to publish, share or sell the audio or text of other people’s work.
- Your content stays yours. You allow Earborne to store and process it (extracting the text, making the audio, and keeping your library) only to provide Earborne to you.
Fair use
Don’t use Earborne for anything illegal or harmful, try to break, overload or get around its limits and security, or use it in automated bulk. Accounts that do may be limited or closed.
The audio
Earborne reads the text it extracts with a computer-generated voice. Extraction and pronunciation can be imperfect, so check anything important against the original.
No warranty
Earborne is provided as it is, without warranties of any kind. As far as the law allows, Earborne isn’t liable for indirect losses or for lost content. Keep your own copies of anything important.
Changes to these terms
These terms may be updated. The date above will change, and for significant changes you’ll be told by email. If you keep using Earborne after a change, the updated terms apply.