Terms of Use

These terms cover two products: GodotIQ Community (free, open-source) and GodotIQ Pro (paid, per-developer license purchased via Polar). Using either the website or the CLI means agreeing to these terms.

1. GodotIQ Community

GodotIQ Community is released under the MIT license — see the LICENSE file on GitHub. You may use, modify, and redistribute it freely, with no warranty.

2. GodotIQ Pro

GodotIQ Pro is a personal license purchased via Polar at $19. It is a per-developer license — each developer on a team needs their own license. Commercial use permitted: build commercial games, ship commercial products, no royalty owed.

All future versions included. Activate on any device. Free up a slot by deactivating another. The Pro bundle itself is proprietary; you may not redistribute it.

3. What you can do

• Use GodotIQ Pro for personal and commercial Godot projects.
• Analyze your own projects, including projects you are paid to work on.
• Run on unlimited projects.
• Install on any device you personally develop on.

4. What you cannot do

• Redistribute the Pro bundle or extract and republish its contents.
• Share your license key publicly or with other developers.
• Sublicense the Pro tools to third parties.
• Use the tools to scrape or attack Polar or pro.godotiq.com infrastructure.

5. Warranty disclaimer

GodotIQ is provided "as-is", without warranty of any kind. The Community tier carries the standard MIT warranty disclaimer; the Pro tier carries the same "as-is" terms for the commercial license.

6. Liability limit

To the extent permitted by law, our maximum liability for any claim related to GodotIQ Pro is the price paid for the Pro license ($19). Use of this website is at your own risk.

7. Jurisdiction

These terms are governed by Italian law (the founder is based in Italy). Venue: the competent court in Italy where the founder resides. EU consumer protection rules remain in force where statutorily required.

8. Contact

Questions about these terms? Email [email protected].

9. Changes

Last updated: 2026-04-17. We may update these terms. Material changes will be communicated via the GitHub release notes.