Updated September 19, 2026
1. Introduction and Acceptable of Terms
- Welcome to Dash, accesible at https://dashblocks.org and from the desktop version available for download on https://dashblocks.org/desktop.
- By using or accessing Dash and Dash IDE, you confirm that you have read, understood, and agree to be bound by these Terms. If you do not agree with any part of these Terms, then you must not use Dash and Dash IDE.
2. Definitions
- "Dash" refers to the services at https://dashblocks.org, Dash Extensions Gallery, and Dash Documentation. This does not include the "Dash IDE" services, such as editor, Dash Packager, and Dash Unpackager, but does include the integrated project uploading service.
- "Account" refers to a Dash account, which is needed to access full feature set of Dash.
- "We", "us", or "our" refers to: a) all users with an Account on https://dashblocks.org that has been classified as a "Dash Team" on their profile; and b) any person who has administrative access to the Dash servers.
- "You", or "your" refers to any individual or entity accessing or using Dash and Dash IDE.
3. Account Creation and Security
3.1. Account Registration
To access certain features of Dash, such as publishing projects or reacting with fire on projects, you may need to create an Account. When registering, Dash will ask for a username, password and email. Your email will not be used to send marketing messages.
3.2. Account Responsibilities
You are solely responsible for maintaning the confidentiality of your Account login credentials. Any activity that occurs under your Account is your responsibility.
3.3. Profile Content Accessability
Once you created an Account on the Site, your profile will be visible to anyone by your user ID or username even if not logged in. When you upload image for profile picture or change your profile description or links, it will be also accessable to anyone. You are solely responsive for the profile content.
Dash Team members can delete any parts of your profile even you not knowing it.
4. Project Creation and Viewing
4.1. Uploading and Sharing Projects
When you upload and share any project to Dash, your project will be accessable to anyone by project ID even if not logged in. You are responsible for what you are sharing.
We can delete your projects even you not knowing it. You can delete shared projects on mystuff page.
4.2. Project Viewing
When you view any project uploaded on Dash without logged in, Dash will store your IP address on our servers for a hour in order to count the viewing.
5. Third-Party Services and Links
Dash, Dash IDE, content of users' profiles, projects, or extensions may contain links to third-party websites of services that are not owned by Dash. We has no control over, and assumes no responsibility for, the content, privacy policies, or practices of any third-party websites or services.
You acknowledge and agree that Dash shall not be responsible or liable, directly or indirectly, for any damage or loss caused or alleged to be caused by or in connection with the use of or reliance on any such content or services available on or throught any such websites or services.
Dash utilizes various third-party services for its operations, including analytics providers.
Projects from the Third-Party Websites
When you load a project from another website, you are subject to the privacy practices of that website. For example, when loading projects from Scratch, you are subject to the Scratch privacy policy. When loading projects from Scratch specifically, the project ID will also be shared with Dash as part of Scratch's API does not allow direct access. We may briefly log the project ID for caching.
Cloud Variables
Dash and Dash IDE rely on the TurboWarp's cloud variable servers, which is covered by the TurboWarp privacy policy. Custom cloud variable servers are outside of our control.
Randomly generated usernames are anonymized (the random part is removed) before being sent to any cloud variable server.
Extensions
Some extensions must communicate with external APIs to function. For example, the translate and text-to-speech extensions rely on the Scratch API, which is covered by the Scratch privacy policy. To improve performance, some extensions access Dash's APIs instead where both the request (for example, the text being translated) and the result after forwarding to Scratch (for example, the translated version of the text) may be cached.
Most extensions on the our official extension gallery and the TurboWarp's official extension gallery will ask for permission when the project attempts to use the extension to access an untrusted website, however we cannot guarantee this is 100% reliable.
When loading a custom extension from a place other than the official gallery such as a URL or file on your computer, the editor will ask for permission to load the extension. If you approve this dialog, the extension can bypass the permission dialogs that official extensions show.
GitHub API
Dash and Dash IDE make requests to GitHub API for Dash's assets in libraries, or information about recent commits in the dashblocks.github.io repository
Dash Packager
When packaging a project using custom extensions, the packager may access those websites to download the extensions.
dashblocks.org/docs
The search bar is provided by Algolia. See the Algolia privacy policy.
Google Analytics
Dash uses Google Analytics to understand how website is used.
6. Miscellaneous
6.1. Usernames
If not logged in: A randomly generated username may be saved in your browser. You can replace this with a custom username.
If logged in: The username will be set to the username you used to register. You cannot replace this with a custom username.
6.2. Settings
Dash IDE will store settings such as addon settings or packager settings in your browser.
6.3. Dash Packager Settings and Cache
The Dash Packager may store settings and cache large downloads such as Electron in your browser for convenience and performance.
6.4. Projects generated by the Dash Packager
Packaged projects include all scripts, costumes, and sounds to run the project. The packager tries to include all custom extensions too, but in some cases, the packaged project may need to download certain extensions each time it runs.
Advanced features such as third-party custom extensions, custom cloud host, custom JS, and custom CSS are outside of our control.
Note that, unlike the Dash editor, custom extensions in packaged projects will not ask for permission before contacting websites.
You are responsible for informing end users about the privacy practices of the files you distribute. Do not link to this document as your project's privacy policy as it may change in the future. You must write your own.
7. Contact Us
Any concerns related to these Terms or any other matter should be sent to: contact@dashblocks.org