Terms of Use
Last updated: July 2026
The service
TUT is a boarding pass to Egypt: a check-in, your name in hieroglyphs, "Pharaoh Me", and an AI guide that answers your questions about Egypt. Generated content comes from third-party models and may contain mistakes — prices and travel information are estimates and they change, so check them before you rely on them for anything that matters.
Neutrality
TUT is a strictly neutral platform: it carries no political content and takes no side. Any attempt to use the platform to spread political or inflammatory content is a breach of these terms.
Your account
Check-in and the hieroglyph translator work without an account. The account itself is created through Clerk with a mobile number or an email address that belongs to you, and you are responsible for anything done from it. Sharing your account, or selling your access to someone else, is not allowed.
The ticket
The visit ticket is access for a fixed length of time (30, 90, 180 or 365 days) priced in US dollars — it is not a subscription, it does not auto-renew, and nothing is charged to you at the end of the month. If you extend while your ticket is still live, the new period is added on top of what is left rather than replacing it. Buying is still closed: check-in, hieroglyphs, "Pharaoh Me" and a daily-capped guide are free today, and any payment button says that buying opens soon.
Acceptable use
You may not use the platform for: unlawful content, impersonating real people in order to deceive, content that harms minors, fraud, or any activity that breaks Egyptian law. Breaking this leads to the account being suspended without a refund.
Who owns the content
The content you generate is yours and you may use it commercially, within the limits of the licences of the underlying model providers. The platform itself (the code, the design, the brand, the knowledge base) belongs to TUT.
Limits of liability
The service is provided "as is". Our maximum liability to you is limited to what you have actually paid for your ticket in the last 3 months — and buying is closed right now, which means the service is entirely free.
Changes
We may change these terms or the prices — we will tell you at least 14 days beforehand, and continuing to use the service means you accept them.
Governing law
These terms are governed by Egyptian law, and any dispute falls to the courts of Cairo.
Who you are contracting with
[PLACEHOLDER — NOT YET SUPPLIED. The legal entity behind TUT, its registered address, and the refund and cancellation policy that will apply once buying opens have not been decided and must not be guessed. This page cannot be published until a human fills this in.]