terms
last updated october 2026.
these are the terms for using allowd. by applying for access or using the service you agree to them. allowd is a developer auth and licensing platform run by the allowd team, and we keep these plain.
access is by application
accounts and brands go through review. you apply, link discord, and our team looks at every application by hand before anything goes live. we can approve it, ask for more, or decline it, and we don't owe a reason.
your account
you're responsible for what happens under your account, for keeping your credentials safe, and for your api keys and signing secrets. tell us if you think your account or keys have been compromised.
acceptable use
- don't use allowd to break the law or to help anyone else do it.
- don't ship malware, spyware or anything built to harm your end users through allowd.
- don't attack, overload or try to bypass the auth system, and don't try to reach other brands' data.
- don't resell or sublicense allowd itself as if it were your own platform.
- stay within the rate limits and use the api as documented.
your content and your end users
you keep ownership of your data and your payloads. you're the controller for your end users' data, you must have the right to process it, and you're responsible for your own terms and privacy notice with them.
the service, as is
we work to keep allowd available and secure, but we provide it as is, without warranties, and we don't promise it will be uninterrupted or error-free. to the extent the law allows, we're not liable for indirect or consequential losses.
suspension
we can suspend or remove access, with or without notice, if an account or brand puts the platform, its users or other brands at risk, or breaks these terms. where we can, we'll tell you why.
changes
we may update these terms as allowd changes. if we make a material change we'll do our best to let you know, and using allowd after a change means you accept the new terms.
contact
questions about these terms? email hello@allowd.dev.