Terms of Service
Updated
Early preview
Free Code is an early-preview service. By using its website, terminal application, accounts, or related services, you agree to these terms and our Privacy Policy.
Keep your account and connected devices secure, and tell us promptly if you believe they have been compromised.
Your work
You keep ownership of content and code you provide. You give Free Code the limited permission needed to process it, operate the service, and complete your requests. You are responsible for having the right to provide that work and for reviewing generated code and commands before relying on them.
Acceptable use
You may not use Free Code to:
- Break the law or violate another person's rights.
- Access systems, accounts, or data without authorization.
- Distribute malware or intentionally disrupt the service.
- Evade service limits, security controls, or abuse protections.
- Create or rotate accounts, credentials, devices, or network identities to multiply free allowances.
- Resell or provide access to the service without our permission.
Third parties and availability
Free Code relies on third-party models, tools, infrastructure, and contextual recommendations. Sponsored recommendations help pay for model access, are labeled in the interface, and are not endorsements. Their terms may also apply. The related data flows are described in our Privacy Policy. Features and limits may change, and we may suspend access to protect the service or others. Free Code is provided "as is" and generated output can be incomplete, insecure, or wrong.
Security reports
Report a suspected vulnerability to andrew@freecode.sh with the affected URL or Free Code version, likely impact, and a minimal safe reproduction. Do not access another person's data, disrupt the service, or publish an unresolved issue. We do not currently offer a public bug bounty, reward, or fixed response time.
Contact and updates
We may update these terms and will post the effective date above. Questions can be sent to andrew@freecode.sh.