Terms of Service

Effective 2026-07-23

route-reveal ("the app," "we," "us") turns a live browsing session into a working API client. By signing in or using the browser extension, you agree to these terms. If you don't agree, don't use the app. See also our Privacy Policy, which covers what we collect and why.

The service, as it stands today

This is a small, invite-only beta. Access is gated by an allowlist, jobs are subject to a shared and per-user spending cap, and features, availability, and these terms may change without much notice while we're still testing. We don't currently promise any uptime, retention period beyond what's described in the Privacy Policy, or that a given capture will produce working code — reverse-engineering a live API from captured traffic is inherently best-effort, and some output (the on-demand SDK-generation feature in particular) is deterministic scaffolding that has never been run against the real API, not Claude-written and live-tested code.

Your responsibility for what you point this at

You're solely responsible for having the right to capture and analyze traffic from whatever site or tab you target — whether that's your own product, something you have explicit authorization to test, or a public site whose own terms of service you've checked permit this kind of use. We don't review targets before a job runs. Don't use this app against a site you don't have the right to inspect, to violate another service's terms of service, to capture or exfiltrate someone else's credentials, or for anything illegal.

A generated client hardcodes whatever cookies, tokens, or session IDs the capture found, by design (see the Privacy Policy's "What we collect"). Treat every generated script, OpenAPI spec, Postman collection, and cURL command file the app hands back to you like a credential — you're responsible for how you store, share, and eventually delete it.

Acceptable use

Don't try to circumvent the spending caps, the invite allowlist, or rate limits; don't use the service to build a competing capture product on our infrastructure; don't submit a "report a bug" request or any other input designed to abuse the systems behind it (e.g. an oversized or malicious file upload). We can suspend or revoke access for any account we reasonably believe is violating these terms, without notice — this is expected to be rare during an invite-only beta with a small, known group of testers.

What you own

The code, specs, and other artifacts a job generates for you are yours to use. We don't claim any ownership over your generated output. We do retain ownership of the app itself — the web app, extension, and backend — and everything about how it works.

No warranty

The app is provided "as is," without warranty of any kind, express or implied — including, without limitation, any warranty that generated code will be correct, complete, secure, or fit for any particular purpose. You're responsible for testing and reviewing anything this app generates before relying on it, the same way you'd review any other third-party or AI-generated code.

Limitation of liability

To the fullest extent permitted by law, route-reveal and its operator aren't liable for any indirect, incidental, or consequential damages arising from your use of the app — including damages from a captured credential's exposure, a generated client's incorrect behavior, or action taken against a third-party site using this app's output. Use your own judgment; this is beta software.

Changes to these terms

If these terms change, the date at the top of this page will be updated. Continuing to use the app after a change means you accept the new terms.

Contact

Questions about these terms: routerevealai@gmail.com