Intellectual property
This page explains who owns the content of this site and what happens with ownership of the software we build for a client.
01Content of this site
The text, design, code, logo and screenshots on this site belong to LiffeyLabs or are used with permission. Photographs inside the example cases come from image libraries or were generated for those concepts.
You may link to any page and quote short excerpts with attribution. To reproduce, modify or otherwise use the content, ask for written permission.
02The software we build for you
Unless a project proposal says otherwise:
- The repository is created in your name from the first commit and deployed to your accounts.
- Once the project is paid in full, the code, design and content made specifically for you are yours.
- The studio keeps its general know-how, techniques and generic reusable pieces (utilities, configuration) that contain none of your information, and may keep using them in other projects.
- Open-source libraries keep their own licenses.
The studio may mention the project in its portfolio only with your permission.
03Third-party trademarks
Third-party product and service names mentioned here (for example, WhatsApp or Vercel) belong to their respective owners and are used only to identify them.
04Reporting misuse
If you believe something on this site infringes your rights, write to contacto@liffeylabs.com with the link and an explanation; we will review it and reply promptly.