Terms of service
What Owlileo does, what it costs, and what each side is responsible for. Last updated 11 September 2026.
What this is
Owlileo is a platform for mathematics tutoring, operated by OWLILEO E.E. (OWLILEO L.P.), Sporadon 2B, Gerakas 15344, Greece — General Commercial Registry no. 196019201000, tax number 803395191. It provides a live classroom, a bank of exam questions with mark schemes, homework and test tools, progress reports, scheduling and invoicing.
Owlileo is software, not a tutor. The teaching is done by the educator you engaged. Any agreement about lessons, times and fees is between you and them.
Accounts
Student accounts are created by a tutor, at a parent’s request where the student is a minor. You are responsible for keeping your password to yourself; tell us at once if you think someone else has it.
Educator accounts require an invitation. Nobody can grant themselves teaching access to another person’s students.
You may close your account at any time by asking your tutor or writing to hello@owlileo.com.
Money
We never take a percentage of your lesson fees. When a parent pays through the platform, the money goes directly to the tutor’s own Stripe account; Owlileo adds nothing to it and deducts nothing from it. Stripe charges the tutor its own card-processing fee on each payment, as it would for any business. What a lesson costs is agreed between the family and the tutor, and Owlileo is not a party to it.
Where a tutor subscribes to a paid plan, that subscription is between the tutor and Owlileo: billed monthly, cancellable at any time with effect from the next billing date. Card details are handled by Stripe and never reach us.
An invoice produced by the platform is a record of lessons taught, prepared by your tutor. Any question about it goes to them.
Fair use
The question bank, mark schemes and cheatsheets are provided for the study and teaching of students on the platform. They may not be redistributed, resold, scraped in bulk, or republished elsewhere.
Do not upload anything unlawful, do not attempt to reach another person’s data, and do not use the platform to contact students you do not teach.
Accounts that do these things are closed.
Who owns what
A student’s work belongs to the student. Photographs of homework, answers, and anything else uploaded remain theirs; the platform holds them so a tutor can mark them and a parent can see progress. They can be exported or deleted on request.
A tutor’s own material — lesson notes, feedback, rubrics they wrote — belongs to that tutor.
The question bank, the mark schemes, the software and the Owlileo name belong to Owlileo.
AI features
Some features draft text with an AI model: progress reports, coursework marking, generated practice questions and per-question help.
A human reviews every AI output before it reaches a student or parent. An AI-suggested grade is a suggestion until a tutor approves it. Generated questions are checked before they are set.
AI can still be wrong. Treat generated questions and explanations as practice material rather than official examination content, and check anything that matters against the real syllabus.
The honest limits
The platform is provided as it is. We work hard to keep it running and to keep the mathematics correct, but we cannot promise it will never be unavailable, nor that every question and mark scheme is free of error.
Owlileo is not responsible for examination results. No platform can promise a grade, and any that does is lying to you.
Nothing here limits liability for death, personal injury, fraud, or anything else that cannot lawfully be excluded. Otherwise liability is limited to the amount paid to Owlileo in the twelve months before a claim — which, for a student or parent using the platform through their tutor, is nil, because you pay your tutor and not us.
Ending
You may stop at any time. We may close an account that breaks these terms, or where tuition has plainly ended.
Before an account is closed you may ask for a copy of the work and records it holds, and it will be provided in a readable form.
Law
These terms are governed by Greek law, and the courts of Athens have jurisdiction. If you are a consumer in the EU, this does not deprive you of the protection of the law of your own country.
If any part of these terms is unenforceable, the rest still stands.
Questions: hello@owlileo.com.