Last updated: October 2026
Who owns this website, what this app is, and the basic rules for using it.
1. Who is behind this website
This website (tiojoseconducefacil.es) belongs to [YOUR FULL NAME], with tax number (NIF) [YOUR NIF] and address at [YOUR STREET, NUMBER, POSTCODE, CITY, PROVINCE]. The website is hosted on the Base44 platform. For any question, complaint or claim, write to us from the Contact page.
2. What this website is
Conduce Fácil (Tío José AutoPermiso) is an online course to prepare the DGT theory exam for the B car licence, with the explanations read out loud. It is an independent study aid: it is not an official DGT product and it does not replace a driving school.
3. Conditions of use
You need an account to use the course, and it is personal: do not share your password or let anybody else use your account. You agree to use the material for your own study and not to copy it, publish it or sell it, nor to use it to build another course or app.
4. Content and intellectual property
The questions follow the official DGT theory exam programme. The explanations, the texts, the illustrations, the design and the voice of Tío José are ours. The content is shown inside the app, only so that you can study.
5. Responsibility
The app is a study aid, so there may be a typo or an explanation that does not add up for you: if you spot something odd, tell us and we will correct it. Nobody can promise that you will pass. We try to keep the website working at all times, but there may be moments of maintenance or failures of the services we depend on.
6. Links to other websites
The app may contain links to other pages (for example, payment is made on the Stripe website). We are not responsible for the content of those websites or for their conditions.
7. Your data and cookies
How we handle your personal data is explained in the Privacy policy. How we use cookies, browser storage and session recordings is explained in the Cookies policy.
8. Law and courts
These conditions are governed by Spanish law. If you are a consumer, you can bring a claim before the courts of your own home town.