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Open Terms Archive Engine

active Open Source EUPL-1.2

A software tool for tracking and archiving the evolution of terms and conditions from various online services to help break vendor lock-in.

🌐 Website opentermsarchive.org 📦 Source Code github.com/OpenTermsArchive/engine

Product Information

Maintainer
OpenTermsArchive company
License
EUPL-1.2
Last Activity
2026-02-05
Categories
Monitoring & Analysis Community & Discovery

Linked NGI Projects

This product was created or improved through NGI-funded projects

Open Terms Archive vendor lock-in break ngi zero commons fund

Public tracking of the evolution of terms and conditions

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Discovery info: llm_confidence=high; The project has a dedicated website and a GitHub repository with an 'engine' component, indicating a concrete, identifiable software product designed for a specific purpose. Last checked: 2026-02-11