Terms of use

1. Scope and acceptance

Version 2026-09-22. These terms govern the Forkd interface and associated request, build and accounting services provided by its operator. By affirmatively accepting these terms, you agree to them to the extent permitted by applicable law. You must be at least 18 and authorised to act for any organisation you represent.

The service is an experimental software-development platform. You must be legally permitted to use it in your location. No token or software functionality is guaranteed merely because a proposal appears on the site. These terms are not an offer of an investment or a promise of future token utility.

2. Source rights and acceptable use

You are responsible for ensuring that submissions, requested changes, names, trademarks and assets can lawfully be used. You grant the permissions necessary to process and display your submission and to perform authorised development, subject to existing third-party licenses. You do not grant rights you do not own.

You must not submit secrets, private keys, stolen or unlawfully obtained code, malicious instructions, unlawful content, wallet-draining functionality or requests designed to compromise others. You must not evade limits, misrepresent project affiliation, manipulate accounting, or interfere with service security. Required attribution and license notices must be preserved.

3. Experimental output and no completion promise

Requests can be declined, delayed, suspended, changed or left incomplete. Models can produce inaccurate, insecure, infringing or non-functional output. Build logs, generated tests, source metadata and automated checks are limited evidence and do not constitute an audit, endorsement or certification.

You are responsible for evaluating output and obtaining appropriate independent technical, legal and other advice before use or deployment. No promise is made that a fork will be completed, deployed, accepted by a launchpad, listed by any platform, profitable or maintained indefinitely.

4. Fees, credits and tokens

Only the disclosed portion of received creator proceeds is available for the stated routing. Third-party fees, conversion charges, gas and provider costs may apply. Build credits represent recorded service capacity and are not bank deposits, transferable money or a promise of redemption. Reservations may remain unavailable while costs are reconciled.

Token trades and confirmed chain transactions are generally irreversible. Refunds are not automatically available for consumed services, on-chain execution or third-party charges; this does not restrict a remedy required by law. Tokens do not confer equity, debt rights, source-code ownership, a share of treasury assets or guaranteed distributions. No price support, return, buyback schedule or redemption is promised.

5. Wallets and third parties

You control your wallet and are responsible for reviewing the chain, recipient, contract, calldata, permissions and amount before authorising a transaction. The interface does not request private keys. A connected wallet does not establish ownership of a site account.

GitHub, PONS, Robinhood, RPC providers, model providers, sandbox services and other third parties operate under their own terms. The operator does not control their availability, security, rules, fees, token listings or actions and does not warrant their performance. No partnership or endorsement is implied.

6. Disclaimer of warranties

To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, the service, information and output are provided as available and without warranties of uninterrupted availability, accuracy, suitability, merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, security or non-infringement. No guarantee is made that errors, vulnerabilities, data loss, interruption or unauthorised activity will be prevented.

Nothing in these terms excludes, restricts or modifies a right, consumer guarantee, liability or remedy that cannot lawfully be excluded, restricted or modified. Statutory rights prevail over inconsistent wording in these terms.

7. Limitation of liability

To the maximum extent permitted by law, the operator is not liable for indirect, incidental, consequential, exemplary or special loss, or loss of profits, revenue, opportunity, anticipated savings, goodwill or data arising from the service, generated output, token activity or third-party systems. This includes losses arising from market movements, exploits, chain failures, forks, congestion, oracle errors and irreversible transactions, to the extent the exclusion is lawful.

Subject to the mandatory rights and exceptions below, the operator’s aggregate liability arising from the service is limited, to the extent permitted by law, to amounts you paid directly to the operator for the affected service in the 12 months preceding the event. Payments to independent third parties are not payments to the operator.

These exclusions and limits do not apply to fraud, wilful misconduct or any other liability that applicable law does not permit to be excluded or limited. They are not a representation that every exclusion is enforceable in every jurisdiction.

8. Responsibility for your conduct

To the extent permitted by law, you agree to compensate the operator for reasonable third-party claims and direct costs caused by your unlawful submission, infringement of another party’s rights, intentional misuse or material breach of these terms. This obligation does not extend to loss caused by the operator’s own unlawful conduct or to obligations that cannot lawfully be imposed on you.

9. Suspension, changes and complaints

Access may be restricted when required by law, security, misuse, provider availability or exhausted budgets. Material changes apply prospectively where required, and renewed acceptance may be requested. Termination does not erase irreversible blockchain activity or accrued legal rights.

A responsible operator identity and working support and legal-notice channel must be provided before public operation. This private release does not invent an operator entity or contact address. These terms require review against the actual operating arrangements before the service is offered publicly.