Intellectual Property Policy

1.1

This Intellectual Property Policy sets out the approach of Individual Entrepreneur Dmytrenko Sofiia Dmytrivna (Taxpayer ID: 3770706565), operating under the commercial name PrometeyLabs (hereinafter — the "Contractor" or "We"), to the protection of copyright, trade secrets, trademarks and other intellectual property objects.

1.2

The Policy applies to all visitors of the prometeylabs.com website and Clients who enter into the Public Agreement (Offer) for the provision of services with the Contractor.

2.1

All materials posted on the prometeylabs.com website, including but not limited to: texts, articles, images, web design, logos, graphical interfaces, databases, program code and architecture, are the exclusive intellectual property of PrometeyLabs or are used by us on lawful grounds (under the terms of the relevant licences).

2.2

All objects on the website are protected by Act No. 121/2000 Coll., the Copyright Act of the Czech Republic, Act No. 221/2006 Coll., on the Enforcement of Industrial Property Rights, European Union law and international treaties in the field of intellectual property protection (in particular the Berne Convention and the TRIPS Agreement).

2.3

Without the Contractor's prior written permission, it is strictly forbidden to:

• copy, reproduce, publish, or extract (scrape) the design, texts, code, or other content of the website;
• decompile, reverse-engineer, or modify scripts and program code;
• create derivative products based on our materials;
• use any materials of the website for commercial purposes;
• use the content of the website (texts, images, code) for machine learning, training artificial intelligence (AI) models, or automated data collection (scraping).

2.4

Users are granted a limited, non-exclusive licence solely to view the materials of the website for personal familiarisation with the Contractor's services. Quoting materials is permitted only on the condition of including a direct hyperlink, open to search engines, to the original source (prometeylabs.com).

3.1

Within the scope of performing work on the development of software, websites or design, the transfer of property intellectual property rights to the created object to the Client occurs only after 100% payment for the cost of services, as provided for in the terms of the Offer. Until full settlement, the Contractor remains the sole owner of all materials created. The Contractor (and its employees/contractors) grants the Client irrevocable consent to make any changes to the created object, as well as to use it without a mandatory indication of the author's name. In the event of early termination of the agreement, rights to unfinished or partially paid materials remain with the Contractor.

3.2

Basic solutions and code: The Contractor retains exclusive rights to basic algorithms, open-source libraries, scripts, frameworks and standard solutions that it developed earlier or that are not part of a unique individual order. The Client receives a non-exclusive, perpetual licence to use these basic elements exclusively within the resource developed for it, without the right to transfer to third parties (non-transferable) and without the right of sublicensing.

3.3

Right to portfolio: Unless a separate Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) has been signed by the Parties, the Contractor retains the inalienable right to use images of the developed resource, links to it, and a description of the case in its portfolio, social media, presentations and marketing materials.

3.4

The Contractor has the right to use open-source components. Their use is governed by the relevant public licences; rights to such components are not transferred to the Client but are used in accordance with the terms of such licences.

4.1

If, during the development of the resource, the Client provides the Contractor with its own materials (texts, photographs, logos, fonts, video, databases, etc.), the Client is solely and fully responsible for compliance with copyright regarding these materials.

4.2

The Client guarantees that the materials it provides do not infringe the intellectual property rights of third parties. In the event of any claims, lawsuits or demands from third parties regarding a breach of copyright resulting from the use of materials provided by the Client, the Client undertakes to independently settle such claims and to reimburse the Contractor for any documented losses, including legal costs (attorney's fees) and court costs, arising from third-party claims.

4.3

The use in projects of third-party paid fonts, plugins or stock images, purchased by the Contractor in agreement with the Client, is governed by the licences of the relevant rights holders. The Client is obliged to independently purchase the necessary licences for paid fonts, plugins and stock images in its own name (or the name of its company), unless otherwise agreed separately.

5.1

PrometeyLabs respects the intellectual property of others. If you reasonably believe that any content on our website infringes your copyright or related rights, please immediately send an official notice to the email address info@prometeylabs.com.

5.2

The notice must contain:

• your contact details (full name / company name, phone, email);
• a clear reference (URL) to the website page and a description of the material that allegedly infringes your rights;
• documents that unequivocally confirm your ownership of the object in question (certificates, licence agreements, patents);
• requirements for remedying the infringement.

5.3

We guarantee a prompt review of substantiated complaints within the timeframe established by law and the taking of appropriate measures (up to and including the removal of the disputed content), if the fact of infringement is confirmed.

6.1

The Contractor reserves the right to unilaterally amend this Policy. The date of the last update is always indicated at the beginning of the document.

6.2

By continuing to use the prometeylabs.com website or ordering our services after changes have been made, you automatically agree to the new version of the Intellectual Property Policy.

7.1

All disputes arising from or related to this Policy are governed by the law of the Czech Republic, in particular Act No. 89/2012 Coll., the Civil Code, and Act No. 121/2000 Coll., the Copyright Act.

7.2

Disputes are primarily resolved through negotiation. If no agreement is reached, the courts of the Czech Republic have jurisdiction. If the User is a consumer, they may contact the Czech Trade Inspection Authority (www.coi.cz) as the body for out-of-court settlement of consumer disputes or use the European Commission ODR platform (ec.europa.eu/consumers/odr).