Terms
Terms of service.
These terms cover the kanjin.io website, the Kanjin web workspace, the Kanjin Mac application, the
Kanjin iPhone application, Kanjin Reviews at reviews.kanjin.io, and the Kanjin server behind them.
When you create an account or use Kanjin, you accept them. The privacy policy
says what Kanjin does with personal data.
In short
- You keep every right in the code, tickets and pages you bring to Kanjin.
- To classify code, Kanjin sends it to an external service, the classifier. You accept this when you create an account.
- Kanjin reads your providers with your own account, and never gives anyone access that the provider does not give.
- A classification is an estimate. You stay responsible for the code you review, merge and ship.
- Your coding agent runs under your own agreement with its provider.
- Kanjin is free today, and nothing is charged without your agreement.
- You can delete your account at any time.
Who provides Kanjin
Kanjin is a product of PERFORMARK, LLC, 16192 Coastal Highway, Lewes, DE 19958, USA. In these terms, "Kanjin", "we" and "us" mean
PERFORMARK, LLC, and "you" means the person who uses Kanjin. Write to
vladimir@kanjin.io for anything about these terms.
Your account
- Give your name and an email address that receives mail, and keep them correct.
- An account belongs to one person. Keep your password and your sign-in methods safe, and tell us if someone else uses your account.
- You must be old enough to make a binding agreement where you live.
- If you use Kanjin for an organization, you confirm that you may accept these terms for it.
Workspaces
A workspace has one owner, administrators and members. The owner holds billing and the deletion of
the workspace. Administrators connect providers and invite people, and they decide who joins. Members
review, correct and report. The reviews, the stored analyses and the corrections of a workspace
belong to the workspace, and they stay with it when a member leaves or deletes their account.
Your code and content
You keep every right in the code, tickets, pages, comments and corrections that you bring to Kanjin.
You give Kanjin permission to process them only to provide Kanjin to you and your workspace: to read
them, to analyze them, to show them to the members who may see them, and to keep what the privacy
policy names, for as long as it says.
When a feature needs a classification, Kanjin sends the code that you analyze, and the ticket text,
file paths, commands and agent messages of a ticket session, to the Kanjin server and to an external
service, the classifier. You accept this when you create your account. Do not analyze code that must
not leave your machine.
You confirm that you may let Kanjin process what you bring to it, for example that your employer or
the owner of a repository allows it.
Provider connections
- When you connect GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, Jira, Linear, Confluence or Notion, Kanjin acts with your own account at that provider, and that provider's terms apply to that use.
- Kanjin shows each member only what their own provider account can read. It never gives access that the provider does not give.
- Kanjin writes to a provider only when you ask it to: a ticket status change in Jira or Linear, and a comment on a Jira ticket.
- You can unlink an account in Kanjin, or withdraw Kanjin's access in the provider's own settings, at any time.
Coding agents and your Mac
- A ticket session runs your own coding agent, such as Claude Code, Codex or opencode, with your own account at that agent's provider and under your agreement with it. Kanjin does not control what the agent writes or runs.
- The agent works in folders on your Mac. You decide what it may do, and you check its changes before you commit, push or merge them.
- Another device can control the sessions of your Mac only when you turn on Remote control in Settings, Devices.
Classifications are estimates
The classifier estimates which changes are mechanical, and Kanjin folds them so that you can read the
rest first. Each classification is a probability, not a guarantee: a folded block can still hold a
defect. Kanjin does not promise that a collapsed block is irrelevant. You and your team stay
responsible for reviewing, testing, merging and shipping your code.
Kanjin Reviews
reviews.kanjin.io shows a public GitHub pull request or commit as a Kanjin review, without sign-in.
Anyone with the address of a page can see it. The number of new analyses is limited for everyone
together, so a page can ask you to come back later.
Acceptable use
Do not use Kanjin to:
- break the law, or harm other people;
- reach an account, a repository or data that you may not reach;
- overload Kanjin, test its security without our written permission, or get around its limits, including the limits of Kanjin Reviews;
- reverse engineer the classifier, or collect its results in bulk;
- send malware or other harmful code to Kanjin or through it.
We can suspend an account or a workspace that breaks these rules. We tell you why, unless the law or
the safety of others prevents it. Report a security problem to vladimir@kanjin.io.
Price
Kanjin is free today. If paid plans come, a plan belongs to a workspace, and its owner pays on the
web. We publish a price before it applies, and nothing is charged without the owner's agreement. The
Mac application and the iPhone application sell nothing.
The iPhone application
If you install the iPhone application from Apple's App Store or through TestFlight, Apple's terms for
those apps also apply. These terms are between you and Kanjin, not Apple. Apple is not responsible
for Kanjin, its content, its support or any claim about it.
Availability and changes to Kanjin
Kanjin is new, and it changes often. We can add, change or remove features. We work to keep Kanjin
running, but we do not promise that it is always available or free of errors. If we stop Kanjin, we
tell account holders before it stops.
Ending
You can delete your account at any time in Settings, Account. The privacy policy says what Kanjin
removes and what stays with the workspace. We can close an account that seriously or repeatedly breaks
these terms.
Warranty and liability
To the extent the law allows, Kanjin is provided "as is" and "as available", without warranties of
any kind. To the extent the law allows, we are not liable for indirect or consequential loss, lost
profit or lost data, and our total liability for any claim is limited to the amount you paid us for
Kanjin in the twelve months before the claim. Nothing in these terms removes a right that the law
gives you and that an agreement cannot remove.
Changes to these terms
When these terms change, this page changes first, with a new date at the top. If a change reduces your
rights, we tell you in Kanjin or by email before it applies. If you keep using Kanjin after that, you
accept the new terms.
Governing law
The laws of the State of Delaware, USA, govern these terms.
