Terms of Service

NatNux provides isolated Linux workspaces and a coding assistant. By creating an account or using the service, you agree to these terms.

The service

OpenCode uses NatNux’s coding assistant on prepaid nuxies. Grok and Codex, if you enable them, use their own subscriptions. We also give you a private workspace (not encrypted at rest) and an optional public folder for static files.

The service is provided as-is, with quotas. Features, limits, and availability may change. We do not promise uninterrupted access or that the assistant will always be correct.

Subscription

The first 30 days after you create an account are included (Shared ½-share limits: 512 MB disk, 30 minutes of computer time every six hours). After that, the platform is a monthly Stripe subscription: Shared from 2 €, Personal 20 €, or Professional Computer 35 € (amounts before VAT). Assistant messages use prepaid nuxies, sold separately. If you do not subscribe, you can only open the subscription page until you pay, and your public site is paused. Staff accounts, and accounts an administrator marks as lifetime free, do not need to pay the platform fee.

Your account

You must use an account that is yours. Do not share your login, take over someone else’s identity, or pretend to be another person or organization. Keep your credentials and workspace secrets to yourself.

Acceptable use

Use NatNux to learn Linux and to create things — websites, programs, notes — for yourself and people who asked you to. Do not use it to harm others or the platform.

In particular, you may not:

• Mine cryptocurrency or otherwise farm tokens, points, or compute (including “token mining” and similar schemes).
• Usurp or impersonate another person’s identity, account, or brand.
• Attack, scan, or disrupt NatNux, other users, or third-party systems.
• Send spam, malware, or phishing, or host it on your public folder.
• Bypass quotas, create extra accounts to evade a ban, or resell access.
• Publish illegal material, or secrets that are not yours to share.

Public content

You are responsible for what you put in your public folder. Those files are world-readable on the internet under your username. Do not publish secrets, malware, or illegal material. We may remove public content that breaks these terms.

Suspension and bans

We reserve the right to suspend or ban accounts, revoke API access, delete or unpublish content, and refuse the service — including for abusive usage such as token mining, identity usurpation, attacks, spam, quota evasion, or anything else that threatens users or the platform. We may do so without prior notice when we reasonably believe delay would cause harm.

Model providers

The coding assistant is provided by NatNux through a third-party inference provider. Your prompts are sent to that provider to generate replies. Grok and Codex, if you enable them, are subject to their own provider terms.

Ending your account

You can delete your NatNux account yourself: Delete your data. You can also revoke NatNux in your Google Account permissions.

Changes

We may update these terms. Continued use after an update means you accept the new terms. The date above is the latest revision.