Alpha tester terms
Updated 11/08/2026
Last updated 2026-11-08
These terms are for alpha testers. By installing or using Intersects, you agree to them.
It's not finished
- Intersects is pre-release software.
- It may break, and it may change at any time.
Use it at your own risk
- Intersects comes as is, with no warranty.
- You use it at your own risk.
Keep the alpha private
- Your install link is personal. Don't share it.
- Don't share the downloads in public.
- Don't post unreleased details in public without asking us first.
What we collect
- What you type in the waitlist and sign-up forms. Clerk stores the waitlist email; Cloudflare stores the site records.
- When you connect Discord, we read your Discord ID and verified email to check your tester access.
- Your tester key controls access to the tester area and downloads. We record tester site activity and installer use as described in the privacy notice.
- What you choose to send us in Discord or in a bug report.
- On GitHub's machines, Intersects runs in your own GitHub account and uses your Actions minutes. On your own PC, it uses none.
- On your own computer, sessions stay sandboxed unless you turn on full access. Sandbox access is limited to the session's app on your chosen screen and the project's commands.
- We plan to add an automatic update check that asks the download server for the latest version.
- If you share a session, the hub receives its actions, screenshots and comments while it runs. Screenshots can show your code. Sharing is off unless you turn it on.
- To have your data deleted, email [email protected] or ask us in Discord.
Your feedback
We may use your feedback to improve Intersects.
Access
- The alpha is free.
- We can end your access at any time.
- Removing your Alpha tester role in Discord ends it.
Privacy
Our privacy notice says what the waitlist and sign-up forms collect, what we keep about alpha testers, and how to have it deleted.
Questions
Ask us in Discord.