Acceptable Use Policy
Last updated: October 11, 2026
Your Compute is yours to build, test and run agents on. It shares hardware and a network with other customers, so a few things are off limits. This policy is part of the Terms of Service of AppMaster Inc, DBA DetachBox.
- Operator
- AppMaster Inc, DBA DetachBox
- Registered address
- 111 Pier Ave STE 100, Hermosa Beach, CA 90254, United States
- Governing law
- State of California, USA; courts of Los Angeles County
What you can do
Develop software, run AI coding agents, build and run containers, host databases and services for your own projects and test them, including from the outside through preview URLs.
What you must not do
- Mining: cryptocurrency mining or any proof-of-work, proof-of-space or similar workload, in any form.
- Scanning: port scans, vulnerability scans, crawling at abusive rates or brute-forcing logins against systems you do not own or have written permission to test.
- Spam: sending bulk unsolicited messages by any channel. Outbound mail on port 25 is closed for every customer.
- Attacks: denial-of-service, flooding or stress tests against third parties, and running botnets, command-and-control servers or attack tools against others.
- Phishing and fraud: phishing pages, credential harvesting, distributing malware, or deceiving people for money or data.
- Sharing your Compute: giving other people access to your account or your terminals, reselling it, or running it as a shared service for others. One Compute, one person.
- Sharing subscriptions: using your Compute to let several people use one Codex, Claude or other provider subscription, or to get around a provider's regional or account restrictions.
- Open relays: public proxies, open mail relays or VPN services for other people.
- Our infrastructure: probing or attacking detachbox, the host or other customers, trying to escape the container, or evading the resource limits of your plan.
- Illegal content: anything unlawful where you or we are located, including child sexual abuse material and material that infringes someone else's rights.
What happens when a Compute breaks these rules
When a Compute harms others or our infrastructure, we stop it immediately. We then contact you, explain what we found and, where the problem can be fixed, let you fix it before it starts again. Serious or repeated violations lead to account closure without refund. We report crimes to the authorities when the law requires it.
Report abuse
Write to abuse@detachbox.com. Include the IP address, the time with its time zone and any logs you have. We read every report.