Terms of Service

Making games from your book

These rules apply when you use photos of your pages to make a game. Before the AI reads your pages, you confirm them with a tick box.

1. A grown-up checks first. A parent or guardian must agree before a child uses photos of their pages to make games, and should look at the photos before they are uploaded. Players under 18 can build a game only after a parent or guardian has approved it by email, once.
2. Only the book page. Photograph only pages you are learning from: a textbook, a workbook or a study guide. Never photograph people, faces, names, handwriting with a name, your school or class, or an address.
3. Stay safe. Ask a grown-up if you're not sure about a photo. Don't upload anything that isn't learning material.
4. Made with AI. An AI model (Claude, by Anthropic) reads your pages and writes the game, and it is checked automatically before it goes live. It can still contain mistakes: if you find one, report the game.
5. Your game is public. Games you make are public: other players can find and play them, and they show your nickname. So choose a nickname that is not your real name. Subscribers can make a game private.
6. What we may do with your game. You allow us to show, store and share the game you made on GenioPlay, for as long as it is online.

Public listing

If you choose "Everyone", your game goes live straight away and anyone with its link can play it. It appears in our game lists and on your public page only after a person on our team has checked it. We list games that are about something you learn at school, have correct answers and clear questions, use their own words instead of copying the book, and are not almost the same as a game we already have. If we don't list your game, it stays playable through its link, you see the reason in "My games", and you can ask for one more review. Not being listed is not a strike. If you still think we got it wrong, you can appeal as described below.

Reports, removal and appeals

Anyone can report a game, with or without an account. Three reports from different people hide a game until we have checked it. We remove games that break these rules at any time, also games that aren't listed, for example games with wrong facts, content that isn't OK for children, someone's personal details or copied material. If we remove your game, you see the reason in “My games”. Each removed game is a strike: after three strikes you can no longer make games, but you can still play. If you think we got it wrong, press “Appeal” next to the game or write to us through our contact form, and a person will look at it again.