Legal
Acceptable use
Last updated 18 September 2026.
Uarpie runs the apps you and your AI build. These rules keep it safe for everyone who uses it, and for everyone those apps talk to. They apply to every app on Uarpie, whoever deployed it.
Do not use Uarpie to
- break the law, or help someone else break it;
- host or send malware, or pages built to trick people out of passwords, money or personal details;
- send spam, or email or messages people did not ask for;
- attack, scan or overload other people’s systems, or get into systems you have no permission to use;
- mine cryptocurrency;
- run a proxy, VPN or relay for other people’s traffic;
- store or share material that sexually exploits children, promotes terrorism, or harasses or threatens people;
- share things you have no right to share, such as copied films, music or software;
- collect people’s personal information without telling them, or use it in ways they did not agree to;
- get around your plan’s limits or your spending cap, or reach another customer’s apps or data.
Calling other services
Apps can call services on the internet. An app nobody has kept yet can reach a short list of common services, such as AI providers, payments, databases and email. Once someone keeps the app, it can reach any service.
Calls from apps nobody has kept go through our gateway. It keeps a record of each connection: which app, the name and port of the service it called, when, and how much data moved. We keep these records for 30 days and use them only to look into abuse. We never record what was sent: no page addresses, no headers and no content.
When an app breaks these rules
We can stop the app calling outside services, pause it, or remove it. Where we can, we tell the owner first and say why. If you think we got it wrong, write to support@uarpie.app and a person will look again.
Reporting an app
If an app on Uarpie is breaking these rules, write to support@uarpie.app with its address and what you saw. You can also use the contact form.