Acceptable Use Policy
Last updated: 2026-05-02 · Version 2026-05-02.
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This Acceptable Use Policy (“AUP”) applies to every
person who accesses Court Central (the “Service”) and
is incorporated by reference into the
Terms of Service. By using
the Service you agree to comply with this AUP. We may suspend or
terminate any account that we believe violates it.
1. Automation Use
Court Central is an automation product. The
Service submits booking requests to third-party reservation
platforms on your behalf using credentials you supply. You agree:
- You will only automate bookings for your own personal use, or
for guests you intend to host. Bulk reservation, scalping, and
resale are prohibited (see §4).
- You will configure rate-sensitive features (rule schedules,
retry intervals, lookahead window) within the bounds the
Service exposes — you may not modify, intercept, or replay our
outbound requests to evade per-provider rate limits.
- You acknowledge that booking providers may detect, suspend, or
ban accounts for automation use, and that this risk is yours
to bear (see the Automation Risk Acknowledgement in our
Terms of Service).
2. Provider Rate Limits
The Service throttles all outbound provider traffic to stay within
documented (or empirically inferred) rate limits. You agree:
- You will not run multiple Court Central accounts against the
same provider account in an attempt to multiply your effective
rate budget.
- You will not script or automate the Court Central Web/API
surfaces themselves to magnify request volume beyond the
per-account limits configured by the operator.
- If a provider asks us to stop sending traffic from a particular
account, we will suspend that account's automation immediately
regardless of where the request originated.
3. Credential Ownership
You may only upload provider credentials that you are personally
authorised to use. Specifically:
- The provider account must belong to you, or you must have
explicit written permission from the account owner to act as
their agent.
- You will not upload credentials that you obtained without
consent (e.g. shared from another household member who did not
agree, or harvested from a dispute).
- If the provider terminates the underlying account or revokes
your access, you must remove the credentials from
Court Central immediately.
4. No Resale, No Scalping, No Commercial Brokerage
Reselling reservations made through Court Central is strictly
prohibited.
You may not use the Service to:
- Resell reservations or court time to third parties for profit.
- Operate a brokerage, ticketing, or concierge service powered
by the Service.
- Hold reservations you do not intend to use, or repeatedly book
and cancel as a market-making activity.
Personal, non-commercial use — including hosting friends, family,
or guests at your court time — is permitted and expected.
5. No Account Sharing
Court Central accounts are personal. You agree:
- You will not share your magic-link sign-in email, session
cookie, or API token with any other person.
- You will not allow another person to operate the Service from
your account, including configuring or enabling automation
rules under your identity.
- If you need to grant access to another person — for example, a
coach managing a court block — they must create their own
account and connect their own provider credentials.
6. Security & Integrity
- You will not probe, scan, or test the vulnerability of the
Service or any provider integration without written permission.
Coordinated disclosure to
is welcomed (see SECURITY.md).
- You will not attempt to access another user's data, decrypt
another user's credentials, or interfere with another user's
rules or bookings.
- You will not introduce malware, spam, phishing, or otherwise
abusive content via the notification channels we expose.
7. Lawful Use
You agree to use the Service only for lawful purposes and in
compliance with all applicable laws, including export control,
consumer protection, and data protection laws in your jurisdiction.
You will not use the Service to harass, defraud, or impersonate
another person.
8. Enforcement
Violations of this AUP may, at our sole discretion, result in:
- A warning by email.
- Disabling specific automation rules or features.
- Suspending automation while keeping the account read-only so
you can export your data.
- Termination of the account and refusal of further service.
For severe or repeated violations — particularly resale, account
sharing, credential abuse, or any activity that harms a provider
relationship — we may terminate immediately and without refund. See
the Refund Policy
for refund eligibility in good-faith terminations.
9. Reporting Abuse
If you believe another user is violating this AUP, please email
with as much detail as you can share without revealing data you
are not authorised to disclose.
10. Changes
We may update this AUP. Material changes bump the version above
and trigger a re-acknowledgement prompt the next time you take a
privileged action.