Terms

These terms cover use of the GearOps website. They are not a substitute for a review by your own counsel. The site is operated by the person who runs zerospec.in. Write to [email protected].

A Slack or GitHub conversion is $9 for one file. A day pass is $15 for 24 hours and covers every export plus unlimited bench-tool runs on the signed-in account. Pro is $19 a month with the same coverage until you cancel. You can preview before paying. If the download fails validation, or you ask within 7 days, the payment is refunded and the download stops working. Dodo Payments is the seller of record and handles the card.

Do not upload a file you are not allowed to convert. Exports can contain other people’s messages. You give GearOps permission to process the file for the conversion you asked for, and to delete it within 24 hours.

Each tool includes one free run. Cron can be used without an account and is limited by a signed cookie and, for 30 days, the network you used. The other tools require a GitHub account, and the free run is tied to that account. Trying to reset the limit with a new browser profile or a new address is outside the free tier.

Pro is billed monthly by Dodo Payments. Access continues while the subscription is active, including a renewal that is past due, and stops when it is cancelled at period end, expired, or the payment failed before a period started. Cancel from Account, then Manage billing. An older $5 Razorpay subscription, if one is still active, keeps the same access. GearOps does not store card numbers.

Output is generated by parsers, linters, and, when configured, a language model. It can be wrong. Do not apply a rewritten Dockerfile, workflow, or manifest to production without reading it. GearOps is provided as-is, without a warranty of fitness for a particular cluster or pipeline.

Do not send secrets, personal data, or credentials in the editor. Do not use the service to attack systems you do not operate. We may refuse a GitHub account that is too new, or a network that appears on a public datacenter, VPN, or Tor list.

You keep the rights to text you paste. You give GearOps permission to process it for the run you asked for, and to store it only if you opt into history.