Service scope
These terms apply to the NodeLane website, account sign-in, and Tunnel service. Use only features currently made available; roadmap entries are not a commitment to deliver a feature or a service-level agreement. Stop using the service if you do not accept these terms.
Accounts and authorization
Use an email address or Google account you control. Protect your sign-in methods, device sessions, and one-time launch codes. A launch code authorizes access to its route and must not be published. Linking identities is an explicit action and does not merge independent accounts or their routes.
Acceptable use and public exposure
Expose or test only systems and content you own or are authorized to use. Do not use NodeLane for unlawful activity, phishing, malware, spam, unauthorized access, or interference with other users. Respect service limits and third-party rights.
A public tunnel address is not an access-control mechanism. You are responsible for securing the destination service, obtaining necessary permissions, and protecting information sent through it. HTTP endpoints do not provide HTTPS protection to visitors; do not rely on the tunnel alone to protect confidential data.
Availability and resource lifecycle
Network tools and temporary endpoints can be interrupted, changed, or unavailable. No uninterrupted availability or particular result is promised. Keep independent backups and appropriate safeguards for important workloads. NodeLane may limit or suspend access to address abuse, security threats, or legal requirements.
Stopping a run is different from deleting a route. Deleted route names have a seven-day recovery period and may become available to others after release. Route deletion is not account deletion; requests concerning account data follow the Privacy Policy.
Third parties, rights, and updates
Google sign-in, email delivery, hosting, and external websites depend on third parties and their applicable terms. Using Google sign-in does not make NodeLane a Google-operated or Google-endorsed service. Open-source software licenses continue to apply to the relevant software.
Nothing in these terms removes rights that cannot be excluded under applicable law. Updated terms will be published on this page with a revised date. Questions about these terms can be raised through the contact process below.
Contact and requests
Email NodeLane at the address below for general questions or privacy, access, correction, and deletion requests. Describe the request and include only the information needed to identify the affected account. Do not send verification codes, passwords, tokens, or other secrets. Maintainers may need to verify your identity and authority before handling account data.
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