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Terms of Service — GramQx

Terms of Service

These Terms of Service govern your use of GramQx. By using this site, you agree to these terms. If you do not agree, please do not use the site. GramQx is provided free of charge, without any account or subscription, and these terms were last updated on 10 November 2026.

Using the Site

You may use the converters, charts and articles on GramQx for personal, non-commercial use, free of charge, without an account. You may link to any page of the site. You may not copy substantial parts of the site's articles or charts and republish them as your own, because they are original works. You may quote short passages with a link back to the source page. You may not use the site to break the law, to mislead others, or to scrape the site at a rate that harms its performance for other users. Automated access that respects robots.txt and does not overload the server is acceptable; aggressive scraping is not.

Accuracy and Liability

Conversion values on GramQx follow the King Arthur Baking ingredient weight chart, spoon-and-level, in a US cup of 236.6 millilitres, with USDA FoodData Central as the second source. Values are kitchen estimates, not laboratory measurements, and they vary by brand, method and storage. GramQx does not guarantee that any conversion is exact for your ingredients, and does not accept liability for a recipe that fails, for food waste, or for any loss arising from using the site. In particular, do not rely on this site for medical or nutritional decisions: conversions are approximate kitchen estimates, not nutrition or medical advice. If a recipe matters — for a business, an allergy, or a special diet — weigh with a scale and check with a professional. The site is provided as is, without warranties of any kind.

Changes and Governing Law

GramQx may change these terms, the tools and the articles at any time, and will note the date of the last update on this page. The site may be withdrawn or changed without notice. These terms are governed by the laws of England and Wales, and any dispute will be dealt with in the courts of England and Wales. If any part of these terms is found unenforceable, the rest still applies.