Terms of Use

This living document sets the rules of engagement for using JSON It. It keeps the studio safe, fast, and fair for every builder.

Last updated: 16 Nov 2025Scope: https://jsonit.org
Secure by default

Local-only processing with zero persistence.

Global availability

Runs anywhere the modern web is supported.

Responsible usage

No spam, no abuse, no scraping war stories.

Welcome to JSON It. By using this workspace you agree to the following clauses. Please review them before loading sensitive data.

1. Acceptance of terms

By accessing https://jsonit.org, you confirm that you understand and agree to be bound by this agreement. If you can’t accept the terms, don’t use the product.

2. Use of the workspace

Operate the tool for lawful, reasonable purposes only. You agree not to interfere with infrastructure, probe security, throttle services, or reverse-engineer code outside open-source licenses.

  • No automated scraping that degrades stability
  • No attempts to bypass rate limits or security controls
  • No uploading of illegal, harmful, or infringing content

3. JSON stays local

JSON is processed entirely in your browser. Unless you enable an explicit server feature (none today), we never see, store, or log payloads.

4. Third-party libraries

We use editors (Ace, CodeMirror), component systems (Shadcn/Radix), analytics (GA, Clarity) and styling frameworks. They’re scoped to client-side execution and follow their own licenses/policies.

5. Intellectual property

All trademarks, UI elements, copy, and code remain owned by their respective creators. Don’t repurpose or redistribute without permission.

6. Disclaimer of warranties

JSON It is provided “as is” and “as available.” We don’t guarantee uninterrupted uptime, accuracy of formatting, or compatibility with every environment.

7. Limitation of liability

To the fullest extent permitted by law, we’re not liable for indirect or incidental damages, lost data, or business interruption resulting from the use of the service.

Linked resources (docs, libraries, templates) operate under their own terms. Review those agreements before sharing production payloads.

9. Change cadence

We update these terms when functionality shifts or legal requirements change. Version history is signaled via the date above and release notes.

Questions or requests?

Reach out for clarifications, partnership requests, or compliance documentation.

rakdcoder@gmail.com