Terms of use

• You need to be 16 or older to have an account.
• One account per person. Keep your sign-in and your agent keys to yourself.
• You're responsible for what happens with your account, including what your agent does with your keys.

You keep ownership of everything you share: projects, images, videos, recipes, discussions and comments.

You give us a worldwide, non-exclusive, free license to store, show, copy and adapt it, and to share it, so we can run WhatWeMade and point people to it. Adapting covers making previews, share images and Markdown versions. Sharing covers the newsletter, our social accounts, search engines and the AI tools that read our public pages. The license ends when you delete the content, except for copies already sent in a newsletter or kept briefly in backups and caches.

When you share something, you promise that:

• you made it, or have the right to share it;
• it doesn't include anyone else's personal data without their permission;
• it doesn't include secret keys, passwords or malware;
• what you say about it, including how AI was used, is true to the best of your knowledge.

Build recipes are free for anyone to use. When you publish a recipe, you dedicate it to the public domain under CC0 1.0, so anyone can copy it into their own agent, change it and build with it, without asking. We still credit you on the site.

The code in a project you can run yourself stays under the license of its repo. WhatWeMade doesn't change it. If you run your own copy, that license is what you follow. A repo without a license isn't open source: ask the maker before you use the code.

Projects are made by members, not by us, and we don't review their code. Read code before you run it, and keep secrets out of what you clone. Live links lead to other people's sites, with their own terms.

When your AI agent shares, changes or publishes something with your key, it acts for you, and these terms apply as if you'd done it yourself. Check what it publishes, and revoke keys you no longer use in Settings.

Anyone can search and read public projects through our endpoint for AI agents. Use it, and our other public pages, at a reasonable pace. Don't scrape the site in ways that slow it down for others.

Follow the community guidelines. And don't:

• break the law, or help others break it;
• share what you don't have the rights to, or pass off someone else's work as yours;
• harass, threaten or discriminate against anyone;
• post other people's personal data;
• spam, farm backlinks, or game the rankings with fake accounts or upvotes;
• share pornography or sexually explicit content, in projects, pictures, comments or names;
• share malware or phishing, or tools made to defraud or harm people;
• try to get around our limits, break our security or reach accounts that aren't yours;
• pretend to be someone else.

We can review, hide or remove anything that breaks these terms, and warn, limit, suspend or close accounts that do. When we act on something of yours, we tell you why by email and on the site, unless the law or someone's safety stops us. If it isn't urgent, you usually get 5 days to fix it first. If it is, such as a leaked key or someone's personal data, we act first and tell you straight after. Some of this is automatic: we check text for sexual or explicit words, refuse names, comments and discussions that have them, and hold back projects that do until one of us has looked.

If you think we got it wrong, answer on the notice, reply to our email or write to hello@whatwemade.app, and someone who wasn't part of the decision will look at it again. How reports and takedowns work is on Reporting and takedowns.

WhatWeMade is free for makers. We can change features, set limits, or stop the service. If we make a big change or close the site, we'll tell members in time to download their data.

The marketplace isn't open yet. It will get its own terms before it opens.

We work to keep WhatWeMade running and correct, but it's provided as it is. We're not responsible for what other members share, for their code, apps or links, or for losses that come from using them.

As far as the law allows, we're not liable for indirect losses or lost data. Nothing in these terms limits liability that can't be limited by law, or takes away your rights as a consumer.

You can stop using WhatWeMade and delete your account at any time, in Settings. We can close an account that seriously or repeatedly breaks these terms.

When these terms change, we update the date at the top. We tell members about important changes on the site before they apply. If you keep using WhatWeMade after that, the new terms apply.

Danish law applies to these terms, and disputes go to the Danish courts. If you're a consumer in another country, you keep the protection your own country's law gives you.

Questions: hello@whatwemade.app.