Understand the rules for using CodeFlyer’s platform.
These Terms of Use govern your access to and use of CodeFlyer’s platform, including our website, courses, and community features. By using our services, Indian developers agree to these terms, which ensure a fair and respectful environment for learning mobile game development. If you have questions, contact us at [email protected].
You may use CodeFlyer’s lessons, code snippets, and community forums for personal or commercial game development, provided you follow these terms. Indian developers must not misuse our platform, such as by distributing malicious code or violating intellectual property rights. Accounts are for individual use and should not be shared.
CodeFlyer owns the course materials and code samples, but you retain ownership of games you create using our lessons. Indian developers are free to modify and distribute their games, provided they don’t reproduce our proprietary content without permission. Community submissions may be showcased with your consent.
We expect Indian developers to engage respectfully in our community. Do not post offensive content, spam, or disrupt forums. Violations may result in account suspension. Our platform is designed to foster collaboration and learning, ensuring a positive experience for all users across India.
Courses are purchased individually, with prices listed on our Courses page. Indian developers can request refunds within 14 days of purchase if the course is unused, by contacting [email protected]. We aim to process refunds promptly, subject to our refund policy.
CodeFlyer provides resources “as is,” and while we strive for accuracy, we cannot guarantee error-free content. Indian developers use our platform at their own risk, and we are not liable for damages from using our lessons or code. Always test your games before deployment.
If you need clarification on our Terms of Use or have concerns about your usage, our team is here to assist. Indian developers can contact us for guidance or to discuss specific terms, ensuring you can use CodeFlyer confidently and responsibly.
