Terms

GreenGrid performs small, configured repository maintenance updates on a schedule you choose. Each scheduled execution normally results in exactly one commit to the repository you selected, created through GitHub's official REST API and attributed to your authenticated GitHub account.

• Only select repositories you own or have been granted write access to, and where automated maintenance commits are acceptable to the other maintainers.
• Comply with GitHub's Terms of Service and Acceptable Use Policies at all times while using GreenGrid.
• Keep your GitHub account secure. Anyone with access to your account can change what GreenGrid does on your behalf.

GreenGrid makes no promise that any commit will appear as a contribution on your GitHub profile. GitHub independently determines which commits count, based on rules that can change at any time and are outside GreenGrid's control.

Scheduled runs depend on GitHub's API and on the scheduler that triggers them. Runs may be delayed, skipped or fail — for example during a GitHub outage or when a rate limit is reached. Failures are recorded in your activity history.

You may disconnect GitHub and delete your GreenGrid data at any time from the Settings page. We may suspend accounts that use GreenGrid in ways that violate these terms or GitHub's policies.