Terms of Service

Ignitify runs code that you deploy. Each run happens in its own Firecracker microVM, with its own kernel. A VM never serves two customers.

Ignitify is for businesses that run their own code. By using the service you agree to these terms for yourself and for the business you act for.

In these terms, "Ignitify", "we" and "us" mean the company named in section 12.

You sign in with a Google account. Your first sign-in creates your account and a workspace on the free plan at once. Google must confirm your email address. One Google account has one workspace. In these terms, "account" means your sign-in and your workspace together.

The free plan is the only plan you get by signing in. No paid plan is open yet. Ignitify can also set up an account on another plan for you. To ask, write to admin@ignitify.dev.

If the free plan is full when you first sign in, we keep your sign-in but create no workspace. Sign in again later to try again.

Your workspace has a name and an owner email address. At the first sign-in we take them from your Google account. You reach the service with an API key. The command line tool gets a key when you run ignitify login and approve it on your account page. A key from ignitify login stops working after 90 days without use. We store only a hash of the key, so we cannot show it to you again.

Keep your keys secret. You are responsible for what is done with your keys. If a key leaks, revoke it on your account page, or tell us so that we revoke it.

Do not use the service for anything illegal.

Do not use a VM to attack other systems, networks or people, or to scan, spam or send malware.

Do not try to reach another customer, another VM, or the platform itself. Do not try to get around the isolation between VMs.

Do not abuse limits. Do not try to bypass a plan limit, a rate limit or a size cap. Stay inside the technical limits of the platform, for example the 10 KiB cap on the payload and the result of a run.

We may stop a run or suspend an account that breaks these rules (section 07).

Your code, your task files, the payloads you send, the results and the secrets you store are your content. You keep all rights in it. We do not claim ownership.

You give us the right to store, build, run and show your content, only as far as needed to provide the service to you.

Secrets you store are encrypted at rest. You are responsible for your content, and for having the right to run it.

What a plan allows is set per plan and is shown on the Pricing page. The service checks the limits when a run is admitted and refuses the run, with a reason, when a limit is reached.

Prices are those shown on the Pricing page, per month and excluding VAT. Enterprise is priced on request. No paid plan is open yet.

We may change plans and prices.

We provide the service as it is and as it is available. There is no service level agreement and no uptime promise.

We may change, pause or maintain the service. We do not promise that no run will ever be interrupted.

We may disable an account when it breaks these terms or when it puts the platform or other customers at risk.

A disabled account cannot create new deployments or new runs. It can still read its runs, logs and usage. A disable does not stop a VM that is already running and does not delete anything. The reason for the disable is recorded and shown to the account.

We may also disable a sign-in. Then nobody can sign in with it, and its open browser sessions end.

You may stop using the service at any time. To close an account, write to admin@ignitify.dev.

When we delete your sign-in, we delete the record of your Google account (its Google id, email address and name) and its browser sessions. In the same step we disable your workspace and revoke all of its API keys. The data in the workspace is deleted in a separate step, described below. If you later sign in with the same Google account, you get a new free workspace.

When a workspace is deleted: its tasks, deployments and runs are marked deleted and are no longer shown; its API keys are revoked so a deleted workspace can no longer authenticate; runs that have not finished are cancelled; and the encryption key that protects its stored secrets is destroyed, so the secrets cannot be recovered.

Records are marked deleted. They are not erased from the database at the same moment. Invoices and usage records stay, because a bill must still read as it was issued. See the Privacy Policy for how long records are kept.

To the extent the law allows, Ignitify is not liable for indirect or consequential loss, for loss of profit, or for loss of data, and the service is provided without warranty of any kind.

Nothing in these terms limits a liability that the law does not allow us to limit.

We may change these terms. The date at the top of this page shows the last update. If you continue to use the service after a change, you accept the new terms.

These terms are governed by a national law, and disputes go to the courts of one place.

Missing: Which country’s law governs these terms, and which courts have jurisdiction.

Write to admin@ignitify.dev. This is the one address for access, plans, support, legal questions and security reports.

Missing: The legal name of the company, its registered address, and its company number.

The command line tool is the npm package ignitify. You may install it and use it with the service at no charge. It comes with its own licence, in the file LICENSE in the package. That licence covers the tool. These terms cover the service.

The tool contains code from other authors under their own open source licences. Their texts are in the file ignitify-NOTICE.txt in the package.

Some commands write files into your project, for example the files of a new task, and the runtime client of a Go or Rust task. You may use, change and share these files as part of your own code.

The HTTP API behind the command line tool is not a supported product. Use the service through the command line tool.