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Terms of Service
These terms govern use of the HackCode public site, self-serve flows, invited product access, and Learner Pro billing. HackCode is still a beta-stage product, so operational constraints and product decisions may evolve.
HackCode is a live but evolving beta product. Features, account access, challenge content, and pricing surfaces may change as the platform matures.
Public visitors may browse indexable pages and submit privacy requests.
Protected product areas are for invited or approved users such as learners, mentors, organization operators, and super admins.
Direct self-serve signup is intended for users aged 13 and older.
If you are under 18 and use HackCode through the direct self-serve flow, you must have permission from a parent or legal guardian.
If you use HackCode through an organization that operates a private space on the platform, that organization may control how your access is issued and how your activity inside their private space is supervised.
Keep login credentials private and use only the account assigned to you.
Do not attempt to bypass authorization boundaries, preview gates, or rate limits.
You are responsible for content you submit into profiles, challenge solutions, lab applications, and privacy forms.
No abuse, scraping, denial-of-service behavior, automated credential attacks, or attempts to interfere with the platform.
No unlawful, infringing, or malicious content in profile uploads, challenge submissions, or communications.
Do not treat AI assistance inside the product as legal, academic, hiring, or professional certification.
Self-serve Learner Pro subscriptions, trials, promo grants, invoices, and payment method management are handled through Stripe.
Trial eligibility, promo activation, and paid subscription state may take a short time to synchronize after Stripe checkout or webhook delivery.
If billing fails, access may move through trial, grace, suspended, or expired states according to the active billing configuration.
HackCode is provided on an as-available basis. The team works to keep the platform reliable, but does not promise uninterrupted availability, bug-free operation, or suitability for every educational or commercial workflow.
HackCode, its branding, product design, and original platform code remain the property of the HackCode operating entity and its contributors.
Users keep rights to their own lawful submissions, but grant HackCode the rights necessary to host, review, secure, and display that content inside the product experience.
HackCode may suspend preview or account access where needed for abuse prevention, security, operational risk, billing risk, or product governance.
Privacy, export, and deletion requests are handled under the privacy process rather than through automatic account deletion from these terms alone.