約束 · the terms
To take something home, sign in and agree.
Play and try anything without an account. Downloading asks for one thing: agree, on the record, to the terms.
- Yours to run, read and change for yourself. The source is in the zip.
- Not yours to pass on: no redistributing, publishing, selling, or lifting code, designs or text into other projects.
- On the record: your sign-in account, this terms version, the time, your address and browser; each download the same. Kept as long as the copyright is, which is long.
the full terms
Whose it is
Everything you can download here is the work and property of youspiritually, built with Claude. All rights reserved, for as long as copyright lasts.
What you may do
- Download it, install it, run it, use it for your own work.
- Read every line of the source.
- Change it for your own use, on your own machines.
What you may not do
- Redistribute it, in whole or in part, in any form: zip, binaries or source, original or modified.
- Publish it, sell it, or offer it as your own or as part of another product or project.
- Copy code, designs or text out of it into other software, open source or not.
- Remove or alter the notices of who made it.
Source you can read is not source you own. Source-available, not open source.
The record
Ticking the box writes down the account you signed in with (provider, id, and the name or email it gives us), the terms version shown, the time, your network address and browser. Each download is written down the same way. The record is kept as long as copyright in the work subsists, and it is how a breach gets traced.
If the terms are broken
Your permission ends, the record is evidence, and nothing here limits any other right the author has.
No promises
Provided as it is. It reads the page you point it at and writes files where you tell it to. Keep backups; it does.
Changes
New terms get a new version and ask for a new agreement. Old acceptances stay on record.