1. These terms
These terms govern your use of the Run Edit Run website and catalogue, and the hosted editor, agents, AI-generated media, preview and test environments, APIs, widgets, local companion and other tools or management services we offer and you use under this agreement (the Service), including free, experimental and pilot access. Independently obtained source remains governed by its accompanying licence as described in section 2. The Service is provided by Peter Industries Pty Ltd as trustee for Peter Family Trust, trading as JustEvery, ABN 13 588 984 088 (Run Edit Run, we, us or our). You means the person or organisation using the Service.
By accepting these terms or requesting a Service to which they are presented as applying, you agree to them. If you act for an organisation, you represent that you have authority to bind it. A catalogue listing or enquiry alone is not an order for paid work. We may decline a request before accepting it.
Your agreement comprises these terms and any service scope, quote or other terms expressly agreed in writing. An expressly agreed variation prevails over these terms to the extent of conflict; an applicable source licence prevails for the rights it grants. Your purchase order or other standard terms do not apply unless we expressly accept them. Nothing in this agreement excludes, restricts or modifies rights or remedies that cannot lawfully be excluded, including under the Australian Consumer Law.
2. Free source and your licence
Run Edit Run’s Base, families, modules and editions are offered as free MIT-licensed source. The licence accompanying the source governs your rights to use, copy, modify, publish, distribute, sublicense and sell it, subject to its conditions. Keep the required copyright and licence notices. Third-party components and assets may have their own licences.
These service terms do not narrow permissions in an applicable open-source licence. You may modify any part of your edition, publish a derivative, choose another provider, or operate and maintain it yourself. You do not need a management subscription to retain those rights.
Check each listing for source availability, release status, prerequisites and verification evidence. MIT licensing does not mean every listed repository is already publicly accessible or every edition is qualified for production use. Independently obtained source is supplied under its accompanying licence, including its warranty and liability provisions.
3. What management covers
Optional management can include connecting your repository and cloud accounts, setting up an edition, requesting agent-assisted changes, reviewing release evidence and deploying accepted work. Only the scope expressly offered and accepted for your installation is included; it should identify deliverables, assumptions, included revisions and completion criteria. An agent status, successful build or your silence does not itself establish acceptance or completion. See pricing and availability and the selected edition’s documentation for current status.
Unless expressly included in that scope, management does not include continuous monitoring, ongoing maintenance or security patching, incident response, backups or recovery, security audits, regulatory certification, support for every customisation or integration, or a service level agreement. Changed preferences, requirements, repository state or previously undisclosed dependencies that require work beyond the accepted scope require agreement on revised scope and any additional charges. We may pause for necessary inputs or decisions and adjust estimates, telling you about material changes. This does not entitle us to charge extra merely to correct our failure to perform the accepted scope.
Management is being qualified through pilots. Planned, experimental and pilot features are not promises of general availability. Except as expressly agreed or required by law, we do not warrant a release date, uninterrupted or error-free operation, fitness for a particular purpose or a particular business result.
Depending on the selected path, your application runs in a customer-controlled cloud account or in the operator cloud and private repository. Its operation depends on infrastructure, configuration and external providers. Management does not turn that source into a rented licence.
4. Accounts, access and approval
You must have permission to connect each account and repository and to instruct work on it. Keep account and contact details accurate. You are responsible for your authorised users and agents, their compliance with these terms, and instructions and approvals they give on your behalf.
Protect your devices, sign-in details, tokens and other credentials; restrict access to authorised people and agents and use permissions appropriate to the work. Do not expose credentials in public repositories or client-side code. Promptly tell us of suspected misuse and revoke or rotate compromised credentials. We may reasonably rely on authenticated instructions as yours unless we know, or reasonably should know, they are unauthorised. You are responsible for unauthorised use to the extent caused by your failure to meet these obligations, but not for our contribution through breach, negligence or wilful misconduct.
We may use granted access for the agreed work, service security and related support. Permission to prepare a change does not itself approve a deployment or destructive action. Publication requires either acceptance of the particular change or separately enabled standing authority whose scope and automatic-publication effect have been disclosed to you. Within that standing authority, eligible changes may be accepted and published on your behalf without a further per-change approval. Review the scope, resource plan, evidence and permissions presented for approval; standing authority does not waive express controls or requirements outside its scope. You may revoke standing authority or provider access at any time. Revocation is prospective and does not authorise new discretionary work after it takes effect, undo actions already taken or cancel properly incurred charges; section 11 addresses stopping work already in progress.
If you use a local companion, you are responsible for selecting and pairing the intended device and project and approving appropriate commands and access. Local execution can use network-connected providers and transmit instructions, progress and results as described in our privacy policy; it does not mean all processing stays on your device. We remain responsible for respecting the access and execution controls we agree to provide.
5. Agent work and your responsibilities
AI-assisted outputs can be incomplete, inaccurate, insecure or unsuitable, and may resemble outputs produced for others. We do not guarantee their uniqueness, exclusive ownership or freedom from third-party rights. Evaluate software, changes and verification evidence for your intended use before use, publication or deployment, including effects on existing data, security, integrations and recorded requirements. Deployments, migrations, source changes and resource operations need not be atomic: effects may persist after failure, interruption or cancellation. Reverting source does not necessarily reverse database changes, messages, charges or other external effects. Backup, restoration or rollback work is included only if agreed; this does not remove remedies for our failure to perform agreed work.
You are responsible for your application’s use, your users, and changes made by you or others outside our agreed work. Maintain appropriate independent backups, recovery access and operating records, and test recovery where needed. Supply accurate requirements and disclose material customisations, dependencies and regulated uses before work begins. You remain responsible for obligations to your customers and for obtaining specialist advice or approvals required for your business.
Promptly report defects or incidents with information reasonably needed to investigate, take reasonable steps to prevent avoidable loss, and allow reasonable access to diagnose and remedy our work. These responsibilities do not transfer to you verification or other work we expressly agreed to perform, or remove mandatory remedies.
Preview and test environments are temporary evaluation resources, not production hosting or durable storage. We may expire or remove them in accordance with their disclosed lifetime; preserve your own evaluation data. Treat preview access links as credentials and share them only with intended recipients. These limits do not change rights in production resources or any expressly agreed retention commitment.
6. Your content and changes
You retain your rights in source you provide, business data, instructions and other material you submit or authorise the Service to access, including connected-application data and rendered page context automatically supplied while the authorised editor is active (Customer Content). You grant us a non-exclusive, worldwide, royalty-free licence to access, copy, process and transmit Customer Content as reasonably needed to deliver, secure and support the agreed Service, comply with law and establish or enforce rights under this agreement. This does not authorise publication of your private code or customer data, or use inconsistent with our privacy policy.
You warrant that you have the rights, permissions and lawful bases needed for the material and processing you request, including instructions given to agents. Share only information reasonably needed for the work. The authorised editor can supply visible page text, titles and paths as context, which may include personal or confidential information; use the documented private-element controls and avoid opening inappropriate material during editing. This does not excuse our own confidentiality, privacy or security obligations. Do not submit sensitive or regulated data unless its handling has been expressly agreed and the required safeguards are in place.
As between you and us, we assign to you any rights we hold in bespoke code and other deliverables created specifically for you under agreed management work. The assignment excludes our existing materials and general-purpose components, tools and improvements, including reusable improvements developed during the work, and third-party materials. Reserved components incorporated in your deliverables remain available under their identified applicable source licences; we will identify any licence needed to use those deliverables as agreed. This reservation does not permit us to include or publish your Customer Content or confidential material in reusable work, or narrow existing MIT rights. Assignment does not confer rights we do not hold or prevent independent work for others. AI output may not be capable of exclusive ownership.
7. External services and costs
Cloud hosting, source hosting, domains, email, AI and other integrations may require separate accounts, terms and payments. Free source does not mean free operation. Assisted keeps Cloudflare, GitHub and selected external provider billing and keys in accounts you choose. The Managed service price covers operator cloud and private-repository operation; edition and customer-facing AI or selected external services may still use separate provider billing and keys where required. You are responsible for maintaining the accounts, permissions and capacity you control and for complying with provider terms. Usage and cost estimates are not spending caps unless expressly agreed. An internal budget or reservation is not money held for you, a cash wallet, an invoice or a provider-enforced spending limit; any expressly agreed spending ceiling nevertheless remains binding.
External providers control their own availability, features, prices and terms. To the extent permitted by law, we are not responsible for their independent acts, outages or changes outside our reasonable control. We may need to pause or adjust affected work and agree any replacement scope with you. This does not excuse our own breach, negligent selection or integration, or performance of obligations that remain ours under the agreement or law.
8. Fees and refunds
The current launch offer is USD $10 per month for each Assisted installation and USD $100 per month for each Managed installation, plus any applicable tax. Each paid monthly period includes a management/update AI allowance of USD $5 for Assisted or USD $50 for Managed for that installation. The allowance is available only during that paid monthly period, resets when the next paid period starts, does not roll over and is not cash or a provider balance. It applies to management and update AI work under the accepted scope. There is no automatic customer overage: additional paid work or additional allowance requires a separate agreement and approval. Each paid subscription renews automatically for another month until you cancel renewal through the self-service billing portal. A portal cancellation takes effect at the end of the current paid monthly period, and the plan, included allowance and service access continue until then, subject to your statutory rights and these terms. These figures describe the current launch offer. You select the installation in Run Edit Run; checkout shows the plan, applicable tax and billing period before payment. You must pay agreed fees when due; we may require an agreed deposit or advance payment before starting other paid work. We may reasonably limit or rate-limit our funded free or pilot resources and require an agreed budget or prepayment before costly work; this does not create an undisclosed paid charge.
Subject to your statutory rights and remedies for our breach, fees for work properly performed and authorised, non-cancellable third-party commitments remain payable if you change your mind, pause or cancel work. There is no refund merely because you choose not to use completed work. We will take reasonable steps to avoid further costs after cancellation, account for any recoverable commitments and refund prepaid amounts not properly earned or committed. We will correct duplicate or erroneous charges.
Notify us promptly of a disputed invoice with reasons and pay undisputed amounts when due. For overdue undisputed fees, we may suspend further management work after written notice and at least seven days to pay. Any changed price or plan will be shown before you accept the relevant future period; it does not reprice an already paid period.
9. Acceptable use
Do not, or allow others to, use the Service unlawfully or deceptively, infringe rights, distribute malicious code, access systems without authority, misuse accounts, evade security or usage controls, or disrupt the Service or other users. Arrange permission before testing the security or capacity of our hosted systems. We may refuse instructions or content we reasonably believe would breach these requirements.
These restrictions concern use of the Service. They do not prevent lawful modification, redistribution, competition or commercial use permitted by the source licence.
10. Privacy and security
Our privacy policy explains our handling of personal information. Your deployed application has its own data flows and responsibilities; our website policy does not replace the notices, lawful bases and controls your application needs. Any additional data-processing obligations must be agreed before the relevant processing begins.
We use reasonable care to protect information and credentials entrusted to us. No system is completely secure; we do not guarantee prevention of every incident, vulnerability or data loss. Both parties must act promptly to limit a known incident and reasonably cooperate. These terms do not promise a retention period, backup service or recovery capability; any such commitment must be in the agreed scope.
11. Cancellation and leaving
You may stop using the website or free source at any time. For a paid Assisted or Managed subscription, you may cancel renewal through the self-service billing portal; that cancellation takes effect at the end of the current paid monthly period. The plan, included allowance and service access continue until that period ends, subject to your statutory rights and these terms. You may cancel other management work by notifying us through your agreed service contact or the address below, subject to any expressly agreed notice period or service term. We will stop new work and take reasonable steps to stop or safely close out authorised work in progress within our control. Closing a tab, logging out or disconnecting is not confirmation that a remote or local task has stopped; already dispatched work may continue until stopped. Cancellation does not reverse completed actions or unavoidable authorised commitments. Amounts due are determined under section 8; cancellation does not erase accrued payment obligations.
Ending management does not revoke your source licence or an assignment already made, and it does not require deletion of your edition. For Standalone and Assisted, you keep source and history in your repository and data in your cloud account; ending management does not give us control to disable or delete those customer-owned resources. For Managed, operator management, update and new-deployment authority ends when the paid period ends (or earlier under these terms). Existing operator resources, deployed Workers and application data enter the documented exit lifecycle: they are not automatically suspended or deleted, and any continued runtime after the paid period is not guaranteed. We retain the Managed handover/export path for at least 30 days under the accepted exit policy. We may manually retire operator hosting after that handover/retention period without automatically deleting retained source or data. Your source licence and portable export rights continue.
Preserve your credentials, backups and deployment instructions and revoke management integrations you no longer need. For Standalone and Assisted, cancellation does not close your provider accounts or automatically remove running resources, which can continue to incur provider charges. For Managed, new management, update, deployment and publication-recovery operations are blocked after the paid period; existing operator Workers or background runtime may continue during manual retirement, but continued runtime is not guaranteed. You or a replacement provider must maintain the application, decide which resources to retain or remove, and pay external costs that are yours. We will provide existing handover materials included in your agreed scope; a new resource inventory, audit, cleanup or migration is additional work only where outside that scope and must be separately agreed and may be charged. We cannot charge extra merely to make good handover records we were already obliged to provide. Your existing licence rights do not depend on purchasing it.
12. Suspension and service closure
We may suspend or restrict affected management access where reasonably necessary because of suspected credential misuse, a material breach, a material security or operational risk, an unlawful instruction, a legal requirement or a relevant provider requirement. Restrictions will be proportionate to the reason. Where practical and lawful, we will give notice, explain the reason and allow a reasonable opportunity to resolve it; urgent action may be immediate. We will restore affected access when the reason has been resolved and continuing the Service is reasonably practicable.
Either party may terminate for material breach not remedied within 14 days after written notice describing it, or immediately if the breach cannot reasonably be remedied. We may terminate affected services immediately where continued provision would be unlawful or a serious security risk cannot reasonably be resolved by a lesser restriction. We may discontinue free features and may close an ongoing management service on reasonable advance notice, allowing a reasonable opportunity for handover. For Managed, a normal paid-period end or service closure ends management, update and new-deployment authority and begins the documented exit lifecycle; it does not promise automatic suspension of existing Workers or background runtime. Operator resources and data remain available for the accepted export/handover and manual-retirement policy, including at least 30 days for the normal exit window, and hosting may then be manually retired without automatically deleting retained source or data.
You remain responsible for accrued charges under section 8. We will refund prepaid fees for services we do not provide, less amounts properly earned or committed under that section; this does not limit remedies for our breach. Reasonable suspension under this section is not itself a breach, but does not relieve us of obligations or liability that continue to apply. Source rights and customer-owned resources remain protected under section 11.
13. Service standards and liability
We will provide agreed management work with due care and skill. Except for obligations expressly agreed and rights imposed by law, the Service and its deliverables are supplied as available, without additional warranties of quality, accuracy, non-infringement, fitness for a particular purpose or uninterrupted availability. This includes source code, software, patches, configuration and database changes created, modified, reviewed, integrated or deployed by us or our agents, whether or not AI-assisted. We do not otherwise warrant that they are free from defects or vulnerabilities, compatible with every system or future change, capable of particular performance or scale, suitable for a regulated use, or ready for production.
A review, passing test, successful build, clean merge or deployment is evidence only of the checks or steps actually performed. It does not by itself amount to a comprehensive security audit, certification or assurance of ongoing quality, security or suitability. Any monitoring, maintenance or patching obligation depends on the accepted scope in section 3. These limits do not excuse failure to deliver expressly agreed requirements, perform agreed verification or remedy our defective work where the agreement or law requires it. Open-source licence disclaimers do not excuse failure to perform separately agreed paid work.
Subject to the exceptions below and to the maximum extent permitted by law, we are not liable for indirect or consequential loss; loss of profits, revenue, anticipated savings, opportunity or goodwill; business interruption; or exemplary or punitive damages, whether such business losses are direct or indirect and whether or not they were foreseeable. This exclusion does not exclude reasonable direct costs of restoring data, correcting defective work or obtaining replacement performance to the extent caused by our failure to perform agreed obligations. Those costs remain subject to the aggregate cap below.
Subject to the exceptions below and to the maximum extent permitted by law, our total aggregate liability arising out of or relating to these terms, the Service, Customer Content or deliverables will not exceed the greater of the amounts you paid us for the Service in the 12 months before the event giving rise to liability and AUD $100. The exclusions and cap apply across all claims, whether in contract, tort (including negligence), statute or otherwise. They also benefit our officers, employees, contractors and agents in relation to their work on the Service. Our liability and theirs to you is subject to one combined cap, not a separate cap for each person, claim, legal basis or proceeding. For claims arising from the same event or a series of related events, the 12-month period is measured before the first event in that series.
The exclusions and cap do not apply to our fraud or wilful misconduct or that of a person seeking their benefit, or to liability, compensation or remedies that cannot lawfully be excluded or limited, including under the Australian Consumer Law. Each party must take reasonable steps to reduce avoidable loss. Our liability is reduced to the extent your acts or omissions caused or contributed to the loss. These provisions do not require you to indemnify us for our own contribution.
Where section 64A of the Australian Consumer Law permits us to limit liability for failure to comply with a consumer guarantee in relation to services that are not of a kind ordinarily acquired for personal, domestic or household use or consumption, our liability for that failure is limited, at our option, to supplying the services again or paying the cost of having them supplied again. This limitation applies only where it is fair and reasonable for us to rely on it. The monetary cap and loss exclusions above do not further limit this remedy.
14. Your indemnity
To the extent permitted by law, you indemnify us and our officers, employees, contractors and agents against third-party claims, damages, liabilities and reasonable legal fees, defence costs and settlement costs to the extent caused by Customer Content you supply infringing third-party rights or being supplied without required permissions; your unlawful instructions or misuse of the Service; or a material breach of these terms by you or your authorised users or agents. This indemnity does not apply to the extent our breach, negligence or wilful misconduct, or that of a person seeking its benefit, caused or contributed to the claim or loss.
We must notify you promptly of a claim, take reasonable steps to mitigate it and keep you reasonably informed. Delay in notice reduces your obligation to the extent it materially prejudices your defence. We may control the defence using appropriately qualified advisers, acting reasonably and consulting you on material steps and costs; you may participate with your own advisers at your expense. You must provide reasonable cooperation.
Amounts properly payable under this indemnity are due within 20 days after written demand with reasonable supporting details. Reasonable, documented defence costs may be claimed as they are incurred, without waiting for final resolution of the third-party claim. You must promptly identify any genuinely disputed amount and pay undisputed amounts when due. Payments remain subject to the final allocation of responsibility under this section, and we must promptly return any overpayment.
Neither party may settle an indemnified claim in a way that admits fault by, imposes non-monetary obligations on, or fails to release the other party without that party’s written consent, not to be unreasonably withheld. We will not agree a settlement for which you must pay without your written consent, not to be unreasonably withheld. There is no double recovery for the same loss.
15. Intellectual property and feedback
We and our licensors retain rights in our existing and independently developed technology, reusable materials, Service interfaces, documentation, trade marks and other materials, subject to the licences accompanying them and assignments expressly made to you. No ownership of the hosted Service or right to use our trade marks is transferred. Nothing here restricts your MIT or other express licence rights, including applicable licences for website content.
If you voluntarily provide feedback about the Service, you grant us a perpetual, irrevocable, worldwide, royalty-free, transferable and sublicensable licence to use and incorporate that feedback without payment or attribution. This permission does not extend to your private source, business data or personal information merely because it accompanies feedback, or override confidentiality or privacy obligations.
If you publish, resell or support an edition or derivative, you do so on your own behalf. You cannot bind Run Edit Run or promise our support, endorsement or service obligations to your recipients without our express agreement. Our service obligations extend only to the customers and installations we agree to serve. This does not restrict lawful resale, redistribution or other rights under an applicable source licence.
16. Disputes and governing law
Before commencing proceedings, a party must give written notice describing the dispute and the remedy sought. The parties must try in good faith to resolve it through discussion for 30 days after receipt. This process does not prevent urgent relief, preserving a limitation period or other legal deadline, contacting a regulator, or exercising any mandatory right to approach a tribunal or court.
Queensland law and applicable Commonwealth law govern these terms. The parties submit to the exclusive jurisdiction of courts in Queensland and courts hearing appeals from them, subject to any mandatory right or protection permitting proceedings elsewhere. Either party may seek urgent interim relief in any competent court.
17. Changes to these terms
We may update these terms for future use of the Service and publish the revised date. For an existing management arrangement, we will give reasonable advance notice of material changes, explain their effect and state the effective date. Changes will not retrospectively alter accepted work, accrued claims or source licence rights.
If a material change disadvantages you, you may cancel affected future services before it takes effect without an additional cancellation penalty and receive a refund of prepaid fees for services not provided. Amounts already properly earned or committed under section 8 remain payable. Changes requiring express agreement apply only once you give it; otherwise continued use of the affected Service after the notified effective date constitutes acceptance.
18. General provisions
Neither party is responsible for delay or failure to the extent caused by events beyond its reasonable control, such as natural disasters, government restrictions, widespread network outages or independent provider failures. The affected party must give prompt notice where practicable and take reasonable steps to reduce the impact and resume performance. This does not excuse failures to take agreed precautions, payment for work already supplied or mandatory obligations. If affected work cannot resume within 30 days, either party may cancel that work; prepaid fees for work not supplied will be refunded after accounting for properly authorised, unavoidable commitments.
You may assign the agreement with our written consent, which we will not unreasonably withhold. We may assign it to a successor to the relevant business if the successor assumes our obligations and the assignment does not materially reduce your contractual protections; otherwise we will obtain your consent. Assignment does not change your source licence or ownership rights.
Formal notices must be sent to the contact details below or, for notices to you, the latest email or service contact you provided. Email is permitted unless law requires otherwise. A notice takes effect when received; an email returned as undeliverable is not effective notice. Keep your contact details current.
The agreement is the entire agreement on its subject matter and replaces earlier proposals and discussions, without excluding liability for misrepresentation or other rights that cannot lawfully be excluded. If a provision is invalid or unenforceable, the remaining provisions continue to the extent they can operate independently. Failure or delay in enforcing a right is not a waiver. Neither party is the other’s partner or agent. The persons expressly protected by sections 13 and 14 may enforce those benefits, subject to the same conditions and exceptions.
Accrued payment obligations, existing source licences and assignments, intellectual property and feedback rights, permitted retention and use of content, liability provisions, indemnities, dispute provisions and other terms intended by their nature to continue survive termination. Survival does not expand any content licence or override privacy and confidentiality obligations.