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Service Rules and Content Rights

Rules for using interactive fiction, reporting issues and protecting the service.

Content and age

Check each story's age rating and content warnings before reading. Fiction may include threat, conflict, loss and other sensitive themes. Accounts are available from age 13; anyone under 18, or under the age of majority where they live, needs a parent's or guardian's permission, and that parent or guardian is responsible for any purchase. Payment-card ownership does not override an individual story's restrictions.

Stories are fictional entertainment, not instructions for wrongdoing or medical, legal or financial advice. You may stop reading at any time. Public user posts, comments and media uploads are not offered in this version.

Permitted use

Read for personal enjoyment, make available story choices and use supported personal save or export features. Respect authors' and other readers' rights. Legal copyright exceptions remain available.

Do not redistribute protected complete works without permission, resell accounts, bypass subscription checks, steal credentials, disrupt infrastructure or submit fraudulent payment requests. Do not send passwords, bank authentication codes or unnecessary third-party personal data to support.

Rights complaints and appeals

Contact info@piqle.io with the relevant page link and a description. For a copyright complaint, identify the work, the disputed material, the rights holder and your authority to act. Include sufficient contact details for follow-up without unnecessary identity documents.

We review reports and take proportionate steps, which may include correction or restricting material where justified. You can contest an erroneous restriction through the same contact. We do not claim registration of a statutory copyright agent unless it has actually been completed.

Security concerns

Report suspected vulnerabilities privately to support with a safe description. Do not extract others' data or disrupt the service to demonstrate an issue. Account rules are in the Terms; paid-access rules and remedies are in the Subscription Terms.