Terms of Service

Effective October 22, 2026 · Operator: Bradley W. Myrick, sole proprietor, doing business as Kodr Pro ("PeekPeak", "we"). These terms govern your use of peekpeak.app and the PeekPeak keeper protocol.

1. What PeekPeak is

PeekPeak is an autonomous execution service for smart contracts on Avalanche C-Chain and Subnet-EVM L1s. You register a contract (a "job") with the on-chain PeekRegistry and fund a native-coin escrow. When your contract signals it is due, PeekPeak broadcasts the execution transaction. The registry is immutable and non-upgradeable; its verified source is public.

2. Payment, fees, and refunds

Watching is free. Each successful execution charges your job's escrow the exact gas reimbursement (gas used × gas price) plus a flat keeper tip (default 0.005 AVAX, routed to the protocol treasury). Failed or reverting executions charge nothing. Your escrow is withdrawable in full at any time via the registry's withdrawGas - there is no lock-up, no subscription, and no token. Unused escrow is refundable to you by definition: it never leaves your control until an execution you authorized by funding it occurs.

3. Your responsibilities

You are solely responsible for your contract's correctness:checkJob must be view-only, performJob must be restricted to the registry and idempotent, and your escrow ceiling (maxGasPriceGwei) and gas limit must match your tolerance. Integrating from a wallet that cannot receive native coin will strand your escrow (the registry pushes withdrawals via standard calls).

4. No warranty; service availability

The service is provided "as is" under the MIT license for all contract code. We aim for continuous execution but do not guarantee uninterrupted availability; the registry can be paused (e.g., during an incident), in which case executions resume when unpaused and your escrow remains withdrawable at all times. In no event is the operator liable for indirect, incidental, or consequential damages, or for losses caused by defects in your own contract.

5. Security

Executor keys are least-privilege by design: they can never touch treasury funds, tips, or your escrow withdrawals. Security reports: see the repository's security policy or open an issue on the public mirror. We credit responsible reporters.

6. Changes and assignment

These terms may be updated; material changes are announced on this page with a new effective date. The operator may assign these terms to a successor entity (including an entity formed to operate PeekPeak) with notice on this page. Continued use after changes constitutes acceptance.

7. Governing law

To be confirmed with the operating entity formation; until then, disputes are resolved by good-faith negotiation first.