Anquin LLP, the company that owns Strawfy, uses artificial intelligence in Strawfy to turn your study material into notes, pages and answers. This page explains what that means and where your own judgment still matters.
1. Where Strawfy uses AI
Berry is an AI study assistant: Berry’s answers, the notes and pages Berry writes, and the pictures Berry draws are made with AI. Strawfy presents Berry as AI, so you are never led to think you are talking to a person.
2. What AI processes
To complete your request, AI systems process your message, the study material you choose, the relevant parts of your project, and the output they make. Only provide content you are allowed to use.
3. Accuracy and limits
AI can misread handwriting, leave out context, invent facts or sources, calculate wrongly, or be out of date, and notes can simplify away important detail.
Check output against the original and trusted sources, follow your school’s rules on AI help, and do not rely on Strawfy for emergency, medical, legal, financial, safety-critical or other professional decisions. You decide how to use the output.
4. AI service providers
Strawfy uses third-party AI and infrastructure providers to process requests, as the Privacy Notice describes.
5. Prohibited uses
Do not use AI features for cheating, impersonation, fraud, malware, harassment, exploitation, rights violations, or anything else the Acceptable Use Policy forbids.
6. Report a problem
If one of Berry’s answers, notes or pages is unsafe, inaccurate, infringing or inappropriate, use Report on it, on the website or in the app, and tell us what is wrong. We review reports to fix problems and make Berry safer. You can also email support@strawfy.com, without passwords, card details or unrelated personal information.