# SimpleICO

## Disclaimer

SimpleICO is an open-source project and everyone is free to use it and distribute it. However, we reserve the right to accept merge-requests and display new smart contracts in our production website.

See the guidelines for listing a smart contract interface in the official SimpleICO catalog for more information.

SIMPLE ICO is a tool for configuring OPEN SOURCE COMPUTER PROGRAMS and deploying them to a blockchain network. SIMPLE ICO is not responsible for the MEANING, USE OR PURPOSE that any person chooses to give to these OPEN SOURCE COMPUTER PROGRAMS beyond being OPEN SOURCE COMPUTER PROGRAMS that are executed inside a blockchain network. SIMPLE ICO is not responsible for the MEANING, USE OR PURPOSE that any person gives to these OPEN SOURCE COMPUTER PROGRAMS, including but not limited to any situation where a person or third-party chooses to market, sell, license and/or distribute these OPEN SOURCE COMPUTER PROGRAMS to other persons and third-parties. Any person that uses this tool can review the programming code for these OPEN SOURCE COMPUTER PROGRAMS which can be [viewed here](https://github.com/SimpleICO/simple-ico-smart-contracts). BY USING THIS TOOL, YOU ACCEPT RESPONSIBILITY for ensuring compliance with all laws and regulations that may apply to the MEANING, USE AND PURPOSE that you choose to give to these OPEN SOURCE COMPUTER PROGRAMS in any country or place where they may be used. 

## How to use this guide

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### A note about the version of the code blocks

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The SimpleICO documentation intends to guide developers in the process of creating smart contract interfaces and add them to their own self-hosted SimpleICO fork or request to publish the interface in the official SimpleICO repo.

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[Smart Contract User Interfaces SCUIs Tutorial](/web-app/smart-contracts-interfaces.md)
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