Terms of use
Last updated 2026-08-13
01What you are agreeing to
These terms cover codehero.co and my.codehero.co, both operated by CodeHero. Using either one means accepting what is written here. If you disagree with any of it, closing the tab settles the matter in full.
02What this site tells you
Everything published here is marketing material and general engineering opinion. It describes how we work and what we have moved before; it is not advice about your specific system. What you are running gets read by an engineer once you send it, and the answer to that is a scope, a date and a price — that is the document to rely on, not this page.
03Sending a form commits nobody
A request through the contact form or the questionnaire is an enquiry. It does not create a contract, does not reserve capacity and does not oblige us to take the work on. Any actual engagement runs on a separate written agreement signed by both sides, and where that agreement and this page disagree, the agreement wins.
04The code examples
Each page under codehero.co/convert shows the same short routine written by hand in two languages, as an illustration of what the target looks like. Check anything you copy from them against your own compiler and your own data before it goes anywhere near production.
05What you send us
The contact form and the questionnaire at my.codehero.co are the only places on this site that take input from you. Send only what you are allowed to disclose, and no credentials. You keep ownership of whatever you send.
06Acceptable use
Do not attack the site or scrape it at a rate that degrades it for other people. Do not use anything here to break the law or someone else's licence terms.
07Our material
The text, diagrams, code examples and page code belong to CodeHero. Quote us with a link and no permission is needed. Republishing pages wholesale, or passing our material off as your own, is not covered by that.
08Availability
The site can be down for maintenance, for a deployment, or because something broke. Uptime commitments and SLAs live in the written agreement we sign for actual work, where they mean something.
09Liability
To the extent the law allows, CodeHero is not liable for losses arising from use of this site, including lost profit or lost data. Nothing here limits liability that cannot be limited, such as liability for death, personal injury or fraud.
10Law and jurisdiction
The governing law and the venue for disputes are set out in the written agreement we sign for any actual work. Nothing on this page overrides that agreement or replaces it.
11Changes
These terms change when the site does, and the date at the top says when that last happened. Continuing to use the site after a change means the new version applies.
12Contact
Questions about these terms go through the form at codehero.co/contact.