Last updated October 5, 2026
stackinfolio is a place to showcase what you build and share your progress. Be honest about who you are, don't post anything illegal or abusive, and you own everything you post. Only post work that's yours: we can't verify who made a project, so that responsibility is yours (see Who made it). If you pay for anything, read Sponsorships and payments — it says exactly what you get, what we don't promise, and when refunds apply.
stackinfolio is operated by VirtualCup Solutions (“we”, “us”), built by Euphydev. These terms are an agreement between you and VirtualCup Solutions.
You need a GitHub account to sign in. You must be at least 13 years old to use stackinfolio, and at least 18 to buy anything on it. If you're 13 to 17, use it only with a parent's or guardian's permission. You're responsible for what happens under your account.
You own everything you post — your profile, projects, Journey posts, replies, images, status line and anything else you add. By posting it, you give stackinfolio a license to display it on the platform, through our public API and badges, and wherever you choose to share your public profile link. You're responsible for what you post, and it must be yours to share.
Projects, code, designs, screenshots and links on stackinfolio are posted by the developers themselves. We don't check who created them, and we can't: we have no way to know whether a project is original, copied, or built from someone else's work.
What the Proven badge means, and doesn't. It means only that the project is tied to a GitHub repository on the account the developer signed in with. It doesn't show who wrote the code or designed the work. A repository can hold copied work, and the badge is not a statement by us that the developer created the project.
Responsibility for a project's originality, and for any copyright, trademark or plagiarism claim about it, lies entirely with the developer who posted it. A dispute over who made something is between the original creator and that developer; stackinfolio and VirtualCup Solutions are not a party to it and aren't liable for it. See also Your responsibility for claims.
If you think something copies your work, email [email protected] with the stackinfolio link, where the original is, and why it's yours. We'll look at what you send and may hide or remove the project and act on the account under Termination. We can't settle ownership disputes, so we act on clear evidence and otherwise leave it to the people involved.
Don't use stackinfolio to:
XP, levels, streaks, quests, achievements, badges and leaderboard places are part of the game of the site. They have no cash value, can't be sold or transferred, and we may change how they're earned or counted at any time. If we find they were gained unfairly (see Acceptable use), we may remove them, reset a leaderboard, or withdraw a prize that came from them.
Each event's page sets its dates, what counts as an entry, and how it's judged. By entering you confirm the project is yours and was built as that event asks. Entrants vote on each other's work, and the results are what that vote produces. We may disqualify an entry, or take back a placement badge, for breaking the event's rules or these terms, including vote manipulation. Prizes, if any, are only what the event's page lists, are given as it describes, and have no cash value unless it says otherwise; you're responsible for any tax on them. We may change, pause or cancel an event, and will say so on its page.
A developer can show they're open to work, and anyone can browse developers on Discover. stackinfolio is not a recruitment, placement or employment agency: we don't find, screen or vouch for developers or employers, and we aren't part of any conversation, offer, contract or payment between them. Check who you're dealing with yourself, and never pay anyone to be hired. Don't use stackinfolio to send unsolicited bulk recruiting messages.
When you send feedback or an idea, you let us use it freely: to build it, change it, or not use it at all, without owing you payment or credit. We're glad to credit people and often do, but it isn't an obligation. Feedback is shown on the public feedback board, and a thank-you we reply to may appear on the appreciation wall, with your username unless you sent it signed out.
You must be 18 or older to pay. Before every purchase, promo code or prize redemption, and sponsorship enquiry, you confirm that and agree to these terms; we record the date and the version of the terms you agreed to.
What you can buy.
Payment. Prices are in Philippine pesos and are shown before you pay. Payments are processed by PayMongo, so charges and receipts show VirtualCup Solutions. Nothing renews automatically.
What we don't promise. We don't guarantee any number of views, clicks, followers, sales, hires or other results. Sponsored and featured spots rotate: how often, where and next to what they appear is up to us, and company sponsors may be shown more prominently than developer backers or featured projects. Sponsored and featured cards are always labeled, and never affect leaderboards or rankings. Euphydev may occasionally share sponsors or featured projects on its socials; that isn't guaranteed or part of any package.
Refunds.
Sponsor content. You're responsible for the names, logos, text and links you give us, and that you have the right to use them. We may decline or remove a sponsorship or featured project that is illegal, misleading, offensive, promotes gambling, adult content, weapons, scams or get-rich-quick schemes, or otherwise breaks these terms — if we remove it for that reason after it's live, it isn't refunded.
Promo codes and prizes. Promo codes and prizes (like a free featured project for a leaderboard finish) have no cash value, can't be sold or transferred, can be used once per person, may expire, and can be withdrawn if they were obtained or used unfairly.
For refunds or billing questions, email [email protected].
Ads. Some pages show ads from Google AdSense, labeled “Advertisement”. Google chooses which ads appear; an ad isn't an endorsement by us. Developer backers don't see these ads while signed in.
From euphydev. The “From euphydev” section shows Euphydev's own videos and posts, and affiliate links to stores such as Shopee and TikTok Shop, labeled “Affiliate”. If you buy something through an affiliate link, Euphydev may earn a commission, at no extra cost to you. The purchase is between you and that store: its prices, stock, delivery, returns and warranties are the store's responsibility, not ours.
You can use our API and README badges to show stackinfolio content on your own sites, READMEs and tools. When you do:
The API is free and provided as is. It may change or stop, and we may block keys or traffic that break these rules.
Project URLs, social links, sponsor links, ads and affiliate links on stackinfolio point to sites we don't control. We're not responsible for their content, products or practices.
Some of what we show comes from other services as they report it, such as GitHub contribution charts, follower counts, repositories and READMEs. We don't check it and can't guarantee it's accurate or current. Communities we link to, such as our Discord server, run under that service's own rules as well as ours.
You can delete your account at any time from Account Settings — this is immediate and permanent. We may suspend or remove accounts that violate these terms.
stackinfolio is provided “as is,” without warranties of any kind. We work to keep it reliable, but we don't guarantee uninterrupted or error-free service.
To the fullest extent permitted by law, stackinfolio isn't liable for indirect, incidental, or consequential damages, or for lost profits or opportunities, arising from your use of the service. Our total liability for any claim is limited to what you paid us in the 12 months before it arose.
If someone makes a claim against us because of content you posted, or the names, logos, text or links you gave us as a sponsor, you agree to cover the costs of that claim.
We're not responsible for delays or failures caused by events outside our reasonable control, such as outages at our hosting or payment providers, natural disasters, or government action. If a paid placement is interrupted this way, we'll extend it by the time it was down where we can.
These terms are governed by the laws of the Republic of the Philippines, and any dispute will be handled by the courts of the Philippines. Before going to court, please email us — most problems can be sorted out quickly.
When these terms change in a meaningful way, we'll update the date at the top of this page and announce it on the site. Purchases are governed by the version you agreed to when you made them.
Questions about these terms — reach us at [email protected].