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Legal & license

Last updated November 13, 2026

Independent developer

RemoteCode is developed by Jared Ringenberg, based in the United States. Contact uzyrexthet@gmail.com or @jaredringenberg.labs on Instagram.

Original software and third-party components

Copyright © 2026 Jared Ringenberg in original RemoteCode code and materials, except where otherwise identified. RemoteCode was previously named OpenRemote and OpenCode Remote. Some existing technical identifiers, license titles and filenames retain those historical names for compatibility.

RemoteCode's original software is proprietary, not open source. Under the current project license, personal and internal business use, backups and private modifications are free. Redistribution is limited to complete, unchanged official releases shared free of charge, with branding, license and notices intact, as standalone releases. Publishing source or distributing modified/rebranded versions requires permission. Third-party sales and commercial bundling require a separate written commercial agreement.

This is a summary, not a replacement for the full license supplied with a particular release. No public installer is offered here yet. Before installing or redistributing a release, read its complete license and notices. A future paid release or store listing will state its own applicable purchase terms before checkout; this website currently accepts no payments.

OpenCode's MIT-licensed code and other third-party components retain their own licenses and notices. RemoteCode's proprietary restrictions do not replace or restrict rights granted under those third-party licenses. See OpenCode's upstream MIT license and OpenCode's brand guidelines. Shipped components must include their applicable notices; this website is not a substitute for release-specific notices.

Preview status and authorized use

This site describes software in development. A feature description is not a guarantee that a release is available, that every backend/device is compatible, or that background notifications will be delivered. Android is the primary target; the Ubuntu companion is separate, Wear OS is experimental, and iOS is not publicly released.

Only connect to computers and projects you own or are authorized to access. Your prompts, commands, permission decisions and other actions can cause OpenCode and its tools to change files, run commands or contact external services. Review actions carefully and maintain backups. Do not use the tool to bypass another person's authorization or service terms.

RemoteCode does not host OpenCode, supply an AI subscription or operate a public conversation relay. You are responsible for the computer, network, AI providers and third-party services you configure. Their terms and costs apply separately. This website does not sell those services.

Availability, warranties and your rights

To the extent permitted by applicable law, website information and preview software are provided “as is” and “as available”, without promises of uninterrupted access, fitness for a particular purpose, complete security or error-free results. The applicable software license contains the full warranty and liability provisions.

Nothing on this page excludes non-excludable consumer rights, liability that cannot lawfully be limited, or privacy rights. No arbitration clause, mandatory foreign jurisdiction or waiver of statutory rights is imposed by this informational page. Contact the developer about a licensing, accessibility, copyright or privacy concern.

Privacy

The privacy notice explains website hosting, app-side storage, optional push/watch services, support correspondence and how to make a privacy request.