Terms

What you are agreeing to

You upload firmware you legitimately obtained for a unit you own. You keep the original. You install what you download at your own risk, and you understand how to recover the unit if an install fails.

Your firmware is yours

It is a private working file. We never publish it, never list it, and never hand it to anybody else — including anybody claiming to be its manufacturer.

If it is a container we cannot read, we ask separately whether we may keep it for research. That box is unticked by default, and revoking it deletes the binary on the spot.

Every download carries the way back

A build is only offered if it passed every verification gate, and it ships with your untouched original and offline recovery instructions beside it. That is not a courtesy: it is the reason we can let anybody install anything.

Before the first download we ask you to confirm that you have kept the original and that you know the RST recovery procedure.

Publishing a theme

You may publish a theme only if you hold the rights to every image in it. You choose the licence, it is shown to whoever applies it, and you may withdraw the theme at any time.

Uploading somebody else's artwork and publishing it as yours is the one thing that gets an account closed without warning.

Taking something down

If something here infringes your rights, write to [email protected] with what it is and why. We answer within five working days, and we take a theme down while we look rather than after.

What we do not promise

That a build will work on your unit. The verification gates prove that the bytes are consistent and that nothing changed outside what you asked for; they cannot prove that a manufacturer's software likes the result. That is what the recovery package is for.