The operational agreement, in plain language.

By signing up, you accept these draft terms on a best-effort basis during early access. Once formal terms are published, you will be notified before they take effect.

Use Trueno only against AWS accounts that you own or are authorized to monitor. Don't use the platform to scan accounts belonging to other parties, run automated abuse, or evade rate limits.

You authorize Trueno to assume the IAM role you create with the read-only AWS-managed policies you attach. We don't call write APIs. Revoke access at any time by deleting the IAM role.

Trueno is in early access. The service is provided as-is, without warranty, during beta. We aim for reliability but we don't publish an SLA. Bugs may exist; features may change.

Your workspace data is yours. We don't claim ownership of findings, comments, or AWS metadata that pass through the platform. We process them on your behalf to operate the service.

Delete the IAM role to revoke AWS access. Email support to delete your workspace. We remove workspace data within 30 days of a confirmed deletion request.

When formal terms are published, you'll receive at least 30 days' notice. Continued use after that notice constitutes acceptance.

During early access, Trueno is provided without commercial warranty. We are not liable for losses caused by misconfiguration of the IAM role, by AWS API errors, or by interpretation of findings as remediation advice. Use the platform as a signal source, not as automated truth.