Terms of Use

The agreement

These terms govern your use of INFAIX Core at infaix.com — the public site, the account system, and the products listed in Service status. By creating an account or using the site you accept them.

If you do not accept them, do not create an account. If you have one and no longer accept them, close it — see Ending this agreement.

Accounts

An INFAIX account is an identity. It is not a licence to use a product. Creating an account grants you exactly one thing: a verified identity that INFAIX products can recognise.

What you agree to when you sign up

• You give accurate information and keep it accurate. Your email address must be one you actually control, and you must confirm it before you can sign in.
• You accept these terms and acknowledge the privacy policy. That acknowledgement is recorded with your account: which version of each document you accepted, that it happened at registration, and when. It is kept separately from your newsletter subscription, and it records no IP address or device information.
• You choose a password of at least 12 characters and you are responsible for keeping it. INFAIX stores only a one-way hash and cannot recover it for you.
• You are at least the minimum age set out below to hold an account.
• You do not share your account credentials, and you tell INFAIX if you think someone else has used them.
• One person, one account. Shared credentials break the security model that the audit log and rate limiting both depend on.

What INFAIX may do to an account

An operator can disable an account, which removes access immediately — including from sessions that are already signed in. INFAIX also refuses sign-in to accounts whose email has not been verified.

Acceptable use

INFAIX builds infrastructure that other people depend on. The baseline below is drafted from what the service is for.

You agree not to:

• Use the service for anything unlawful, or to facilitate harm to anyone.
• Attack, probe, overload or disrupt the service or anything it depends on, including by automating sign-in attempts or scraping.
• Attempt to gain access to an account, data or product that is not yours, or to bypass the access controls described on this site.
• Misrepresent who you are, or impersonate another person or organisation.
• Interfere with the service for other people, including by introducing malicious code or abusing a storage or rate limit.
• Reverse engineer, decompile or create derivative works from the service except where that restriction is prohibited by law.
• Use the AI product to generate unlawful material, to impersonate real people, or to build automated systems that cause harm at scale.
• Resell, sublicense or provide INFAIX as a service to third parties without written permission.

What INFAIX actually runs today

INFAIX is a portfolio, and not everything in it is operating. This table is the same data the site's product directory uses, so it is the current truth rather than a description of intent.

A service marked planned may launch, change or be withdrawn. A service marked beta or early access may change substantially or disappear without notice, and carries none of the commitments described in Availability.

Availability

INFAIX provides the site and the account system on a best-efforts basis. It aims to keep them running; it does not promise a particular uptime figure.

Features may be added, changed or removed. Account and security behaviour described here — session lifetime, rate limits, token lifetimes — may change as the service changes.

Your content

Where INFAIX hosts something you created — today, that means AI conversations and messages — you keep it. You are responsible for it, including for having the right to put it there.

• Conversations are stored against your account so they work across your sessions, and you can delete them individually at any time.
• INFAIX processes them to operate the AI product: to carry out the request and to return the response.
• You grant nothing beyond what is needed for that to work. No licence terms are asserted below, because the precise grant is a decision to make deliberately.

You must not use INFAIX to store or transmit material you have no right to store or transmit, and you accept that automated systems may misread or misrepresent what you submit.

Feedback

If you send INFAIX a suggestion, a bug report or other feedback, you accept that it may be used without restriction or payment. That is the general position only; the wording is still to be settled.

INFAIX intellectual property

INFAIX owns the INFAIX and FORGE names, the logo and marks, the design and visual language of this site, the source code, infrastructure and internal tooling, and the documentation on this site. None of that is licensed to you by these terms beyond the right to use the service.

Third-party names, marks and open-source components remain the property of their owners and are used under their own licences. Projects published through FORGE may carry their own licences, stated per project.

Third-party services

Parts of INFAIX link to services INFAIX does not operate, including INFAIX Chat, INFAIX Study and public source repositories. Those services are governed by their own terms, and INFAIX is not responsible for them.

When you move between INFAIX products, INFAIX passes a short-lived signed assertion identifying your account. It contains an identifier, an intended audience, and issue and expiry times. It does not contain your name or your email address, and it cannot be used on any other product.

Disclaimers and liability

INFAIX provides the service as it is. To the extent permitted by law, INFAIX does not promise that the service will be uninterrupted, error-free, or fit for a particular purpose.

No liability cap, exclusion or carve-out has been written into these terms, because choosing one is a decision with commercial and legal consequences and should not be filled in by default. Nothing here should be read as a liability position until that decision is recorded.

Ending this agreement

You can stop using INFAIX at any time and sign out. You can ask for your account to be closed.

INFAIX can disable an account that breaks these terms or creates risk to the service or its users. Disabling cuts access immediately, including from live sessions.

There is currently no self-service deletion control, and closing an account does not by itself erase the records described in the Privacy Policy. What happens to data after an account ends is a decision that has not yet been made.

Changes to these terms

These terms may change. The version and date at the top of this page identify the current text.

If a change is material, INFAIX will give existing accounts notice through account or security mail before it takes effect. Changes that reduce a commitment or remove a capability will be called out specifically rather than buried in a reworded paragraph.

Contact

A working contact address for INFAIX has not been established in the product yet. The address that transactional account mail is sent from is not a monitored inbox, so it is not offered here as a contact route.