Terms

Short, because there isn't much to say. btn.dev is free for open source, and invitation-only while it starts. Last updated 10 November 2026.

Who you're dealing with

btn.dev is run by Carlton Gibson, a self-employed software engineer based in Spain. I provide the service and I'm the controller of the personal data it holds. Full business details are on every invoice, and available on request. For anything on this page, write to carlton@noumenal.es. A person reads it.

Using btn.dev

What it is. A place for a project's conversations and its CI results: orgs, projects, threads, inboxes where anyone can leave a note, and results posted from your own test runs. It is new, and it will change as it is used.

Your account. For now an account comes from an invitation. Keep your sign-in to yourself; you're responsible for what is done with it. One person may hold one personal org and a small number of others; ask if you need more.

What you post. What you write, upload or post from a CI run stays yours. You give btn.dev what it needs to show it to the people your project's settings allow, and no more. A public project is public: anyone can read it. Don't post what you have no right to, anything unlawful, malware, or spam.

Plans. btn.dev is free for open source: public projects, with no limit on who takes part. Private projects need a paid plan. While there is no online checkout, a plan is agreed by email and invoiced; its price, its seats and its renewal are as agreed then, and that agreement governs where it differs from this page.

Ending it. You can stop using btn.dev at any time, and ask me to delete your account. I may suspend an account or an org that breaks these terms; an org whose owner is suspended becomes read-only for its members. If I ever close btn.dev, I'll tell you by email first and give you time to take your data.

What this isn't. btn.dev is provided as is, without a service level agreement or a warranty, unless we've agreed otherwise in writing. I'll do my best to keep it running and your data safe, and I keep backups, but I can't promise it will never be down or lose anything.

Changes and law. These terms are subject to change. I will inform account holders by email of any substantive updates. Spanish law applies. If you're a consumer, the protections of the country you live in still apply to you.

What btn.dev keeps about you, and why, is on the privacy page.