Effective date: 2026-09-04
Linebooth is operated by an individual seller (name not yet published) · بائع فرد (الاسم غير منشور بعد) — an individual working under a Freelance Certificate issued in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia; certificate number: not yet published — registration details will be published here.
In this policy, "the Service" means Linebooth, "we" and "us" mean the operator named above, and "you" means the person using the Service.
Linebooth is run by one person. There are no employees. That is a fact about how the Service works, and it shapes what we promise in this policy.
This policy is part of your agreement with us. It explains what you may and may not do when you use the Service.
It applies every time you use the Service — on the free features, during the free rehearsal days, on a paid subscription, and on any free access we may give you.
If you break this policy, we may remove content, suspend your account, or close it. Section 9 explains how.
Order of precedence. If anything here conflicts with our Terms of Service, this policy applies to questions of acceptable use only. Anything about price, billing, cancellation or refunds is governed by the Terms of Service and the Refund and Cancellation Policy.
The Service is for adults only. You may not use it, or create an account, if you are under 18 years old.
There are two reasons:
If we learn that an account holder is under 18, we will close the account, delete the personal data we hold for that account — except records we are required by law to keep, or need to keep to show that we handled the matter properly — and refund any amount charged.
Do not use the Service to prepare content aimed at children in a way that would cause children to send us their data.
You keep ownership of the scripts and other content you put into the Service. We do not claim ownership of them.
You confirm and undertake to us that, for everything you type, paste, upload, save or process through the Service:
If someone brings a claim against us. If a third party brings a claim against us because of content you put into the Service, or because you broke this policy, you will compensate us for the amounts we are ordered to pay or reasonably agree to pay, and for the reasonable costs we incur in dealing with the claim. We will tell you about the claim without delay and give you a fair chance to be involved in dealing with it. We may also remove the content while the claim is looked at.
Where your scripts sit. On your device, and nowhere else. Your scripts, your projects and your recorded takes are held in your own browser's storage; there is no cloud sync, we have no copy, and no provider on our sub-processor list stores them. The one exception is the AI script-conversion feature, which sends only the text you choose to send it to the AI provider named in the sub-processor list — and that feature is not connected to any provider today. Our Privacy Policy explains this in full.
Keep your own copy. The Service is a teleprompter, not a backup service — and because we hold nothing, we cannot restore anything for you either. Export or copy out any script or recording that matters to you before you clear your browser storage.
Do not create, type, paste, upload, save, send or process any of the following through the Service:
(a) Unlawful content — anything that breaks the laws of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, or the laws of the country you are using the Service from.
(b) Content that offends public order, religious values or public morals. The Anti-Cyber Crime Law makes it a crime to produce, send or store material that infringes public order, religious values, public morals or private life — and we are the party storing what you save. Do not put such material into the Service.
(c) Content that invades someone's private life — another person's photographs, recordings, private messages, medical or family information, or anything else about their private life that you have no right to use or publish.
(d) Defamatory or abusive content — untrue statements that damage a person's or an organisation's reputation, insults, or targeted harassment of a person.
(e) Content that infringes someone else's intellectual property — text, screenplays, song lyrics, translations, trademarks or brand materials you have no licence to use. The Copyright Law (Royal Decree No. M/169) applies to content you place in the Service. It comes into force on 12 August 2026.
(f) Sexual, pornographic or indecent content. Any content that sexually exploits or endangers a child is absolutely prohibited. We will remove it, close the account immediately, and report it to the competent authorities.
(g) Content promoting violence, terrorism, extremism, or hatred against a person or a group.
(h) Content that helps commit a crime — fraud, scams, drugs, weapons, gambling, trafficking in persons or in prohibited goods, or instructions for causing harm.
(i) Malicious code — viruses, malware, phishing pages, stolen credentials, or anything designed to damage a system or gain unauthorised access to it.
(j) Other people's personal data that you have no lawful basis to hold or process.
(k) Content that puts words in a real person's mouth — scripts, imitations or synthetic material presented as if a real, identifiable person said or did something they did not, in a way that could mislead the audience.
(l) Anything that breaks the usage rules of the artificial-intelligence providers we rely on (currently {{AI_VENDOR}}). If we add another provider, its usage rules apply to you in the same way and we will list it here. Section 6 explains this.
This list describes the kinds of content we prohibit. It is not a complete list of everything unlawful.
Do not:
Where the Service offers AI-assisted features:
Outputs can be wrong. AI output may be inaccurate, incomplete, out of date, or simply invented. Check anything before you rely on it, record it, or publish it.
It is not professional advice. Do not treat AI output as legal, medical, financial, religious or any other professional advice. If the matter is important, ask a qualified professional.
You are responsible for what you publish. What you do with the output — record it, broadcast it, sell it — is your decision and your responsibility.
Provider rules pass down to you. The artificial-intelligence providers we rely on (currently {{AI_VENDOR}}) impose usage rules on us, and we are required to pass them on. So the prohibitions in Section 4 and the age limit in Section 2 apply to your use of AI features as well. If we add another provider, its rules apply to you in the same way. The provider may refuse or block a request on its own, and so may we.
We do not read, review or monitor what you write or save, and we do not screen it automatically for legality. There is no proactive checking.
We act when someone reports content to us, or when we otherwise become aware of a problem.
This means two things, and both are true:
Anyone — a user, or a person outside the Service — may report content that breaks this policy. Reporting is free.
How to report. Send an email to support@linebooth.com with the subject line "AUP report". For urgent matters, put the word "urgent" at the start of the subject line (a phone number will be published here; email is the monitored channel). If the subject line is different, we will still act on your report.
Please include:
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How we handle your report. We aim to look at every report as soon as we reasonably can and to tell you the outcome. Linebooth is run by one person; if we are travelling, unwell or otherwise unavailable, we deal with your report as soon as we return. We do not promise a fixed response time and this policy does not create one. We treat reports involving a child, or an immediate risk of serious harm, as urgent whatever else is happening.
While we look at a report, we may ask you for more information, and we may contact the user who saved the content and give them a chance to respond — unless doing so would be unlawful, would defeat an investigation, or would put someone at risk.
What we do with the information you send us. When you send us a report, we process the details you give us in order to review it. We handle that information under our Privacy Policy published on linebooth.com, which sets out who we are, why we use the information, and how long we keep it. We keep it only as long as we need it for the report and for any claim arising from it, and you can exercise your rights over it using the route in that policy. This notice is given under Articles 12 and 13 of the Personal Data Protection Law and Article 4(1) of its Implementing Regulations.
Requests about your own personal data. If your request is about your own personal data — access, correction or deletion — use the route in our Privacy Policy. Under the Personal Data Protection Law those requests are answered within 30 days, which may be extended once by a further 30 days.
This is our complaints procedure, disclosed under Article 6 of the Implementing Regulations of the E-Commerce Law. It covers complaints about us and about the Service — not reports about other users' content, which go through Section 8.
Channel. Email support@linebooth.com with the subject line "Complaint". Phone: a phone number will be published here; email is the monitored channel. Postal address: not yet published — registration details will be published here. If the subject line is different, we will still treat your message as a complaint.
What to tell us. Your name, the email address on your account, what went wrong, when it happened, and what you would like us to do.
How your complaint is handled. The complaint is read and dealt with by the operator named at the top of this policy, personally. We aim to confirm that we have received it and to give you an answer as soon as we reasonably can. Because the Service is run by one person, we do not promise a fixed timescale. We keep a record of the complaint and of what we decided.
If you are not satisfied. You may raise the matter with the Ministry of Commerce through its consumer complaint channels, or with any other competent authority in the Kingdom. Using our complaints procedure first does not take that right away.
We choose a response proportionate to what happened. We may:
For serious breaches — content involving a child, credible threats, criminal use, or an attack on the Service — we may act immediately and without warning.
Removal may be permanent. We may not be able to restore content we have removed. Keep your own copies (Section 3).
Your subscription. If we close your account, we refund the unused part of the period you have paid for, calculated from the date of closure. The closure of the account is the sanction; we do not keep money for a service we will not provide. This does not affect any claim we may have for loss you caused us, and it does not affect the rights the law gives you, including the seven-day right of rescission under Article 13(1) of the E-Commerce Law, on the terms set out in our Refund and Cancellation Policy.
Telling you why. Where we can, we tell you the reason for the action we take. We may not be able to where the law prevents us, or where telling you would defeat an investigation.
Write to support@linebooth.com with the subject "AUP appeal", or simply reply to our message, and tell us why you think the decision was wrong. If the subject line is different, we will still deal with it.
Your appeal is read and decided by us directly, not by an automated system. Because the Service is run by one person, the same person who made the first decision will look at it again with your reasons in front of them. We aim to answer as soon as we reasonably can. This is something we offer because it is fair, not a procedure Saudi law requires of us, and it does not create a fixed deadline.
If we were wrong, we restore what we can and say so.
Using this route does not take away your right to raise the matter with the Ministry of Commerce or another competent authority in the Kingdom.
We cooperate with lawful requests from the competent authorities of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia — including the courts, the Public Prosecution, the Ministry of Commerce, the Saudi Data and AI Authority, and law enforcement.
Where we receive such a request, we may preserve, disclose or remove content and account records as required. We tell the affected user where we can, unless we are prohibited from telling them or doing so would defeat an investigation.
Ordinary breaches. When we remove content or close an account, we keep a record of the decision — the account identifier, the date, the part of this policy that was breached, and the action we took. Where we genuinely need it to defend a claim or to answer a regulator, we may also keep a copy of the removed material, and only for the limited period stated in our Privacy Policy.
Child sexual exploitation material and terrorist material — we keep no copy. We do not retain a copy of material involving the sexual exploitation of a child, or terrorist material. We remove it, keep only the account record, report the matter to the competent authorities, and provide the material to those authorities alone.
We keep no more than we need.
We may update this policy. If a change materially affects your rights or obligations, we will tell you by email or by a notice inside the Service before it takes effect, and the new effective date will appear at the top of this page.
If you continue to use the Service after the new date, the updated policy applies to you.
This policy is governed by the laws of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, and disputes are heard by the competent Saudi courts. Saudi courts apply the principles of Sharia.
This policy is published in Arabic and in English. For customers in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, the Arabic version governs. For customers outside the Kingdom, the English version is the reference version. In any proceedings before the Saudi courts, the Arabic text prevails for all customers, because those courts conduct their proceedings in Arabic.