Terms

Apps you build run on our infrastructure

Everything created at /build is deployed to Blocky Stoodio’s Vercel account, under our domain and our TLS certificate. You keep the rights to what you make. We keep the right to remove any deployment from infrastructure we are responsible for.

What you may not build here

• Phishing and impersonation — pages posing as another project, exchange or wallet; pages asking for a seed phrase or private key; pages asking for a signature while describing it as something other than what it does.
• Requesting token allowances or spend permissions without saying so plainly, or asking for one thing and doing another.
• Malware, wallet drainers, or mining on a visitor’s machine.
• Illegal content, or content that infringes someone else’s copyright or trademark.
• Abusing the limits — automating around quotas, or using Blocky Build as free hosting for something unrelated to building an app.

Apps that charge money charge real money

If your brief asks the app to charge for something, Blocky can build a paywall into it. That paywall takes real USDC on Base mainnet from the wallet of whoever visits your app, and it pays out to the wallet you signed in with — nowhere else. The price is shown on /build next to the deployment URL, so check it before you share the link.

There is no refund button, and we cannot make one. A payment is a signature from the visitor’s own wallet, settled on chain. Once it settles, the money is in your wallet and we have no way to reverse it. If a visitor pays and does not get what your app promised, that is between you and them — we can take the app down, but we cannot get their money back.

So: taking payments is your responsibility, not ours. Say plainly what the money buys, deliver it, and do not price something you cannot hand over. Charging for something you do not deliver is phishing under the rules above, and it goes to the front of the takedown queue.

The money never passes through us. A payment moves directly from the visitor to your wallet on chain; we relay the signature and pay the gas, and at no point do we hold, escrow or route the funds.

We record which wallet built what

On every deploy, takedown and delete we append one row: wallet address, slug, URL, deployment id and timestamp. That log is append-only — deleting a project does not delete its log. When a link gets reported to us, this is what tells us who built it.

We collect nothing beyond that: no email, no account, no tracking. Signing in is a wallet signature, and that signature moves no funds, grants no allowance and authorises no transaction.

Takedowns and appeals

An app that breaks these terms is removed from Vercel and flagged. We do not delete the project row: the slug stays claimed so old links cannot come back alive under someone else, and you can read the reason on /build. If you believe this was a mistake, reply to the address below and include the slug.

If the appeal is right, we clear the flag and you can use the project again. The old deployment does not come back — it was deleted from Vercel and cannot be recalled, so you will have to deploy again. We say this up front so you are not waiting for something that is not coming.

You can delete your own project at any time with the Delete button on /build. That removes the deployment and every file of every version. It cannot be undone, and it does not remove the corresponding log row.

Reporting abuse

No reporting address is configured (ABUSE_CONTACT). If you are reading this on the live site, that is a misconfiguration — no reporting channel is currently working.

No warranty

This is a beta. Builds can fail, deployments can disappear, and data can be lost when we change the schema. Do not put anything important here without a copy of your own. Use a spare wallet, not your main one.