CLOCOT COPYRIGHT & INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY POLICY
Effective Date: October 2, 2026 Last Updated: October 2, 2026
This Policy explains how Clocot handles copyright, trademark, intellectual-property complaints, user content, and AI-generated material.
It supplements the Clocot Terms of Service.
1. CLOCOT INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
Clocot, including its software, interfaces, designs, trademarks, logos, documentation, workflows, product architecture, and proprietary materials, is owned by or licensed to LexLupi LLC and is protected by applicable intellectual-property law.
Use of the Services does not transfer ownership of Clocot intellectual property to the user.
2. USER CONTENT
Users retain rights in Customer Content as provided by the Terms of Service.
Users grant LexLupi only the rights reasonably necessary to host, process, transmit, transform, and otherwise operate Customer Content for the Services and other purposes permitted by the Terms and Privacy Policy.
3. AI-GENERATED OUTPUT
As between LexLupi and the user, rights in Generated Output are governed by the Terms of Service and applicable provider terms.
AI output may be non-unique, resemble third-party material, fail to qualify for copyright protection, include material subject to third-party rights, or require human authorship or modification for protection in some jurisdictions.
LexLupi does not guarantee copyrightability, exclusivity, or non-infringement of Generated Output.
4. USER RESPONSIBILITY
Users are responsible for ensuring they have appropriate rights to upload content, instruct Clocot to modify content, publish output, use trademarks, use a person's likeness, use confidential materials, distribute files, and commercialize generated material.
5. COPYRIGHT COMPLAINTS
If you believe content accessible through Clocot infringes your copyright, you may submit a copyright notice to:
office@clocot.com
Include enough information for us to identify the material and evaluate the complaint.
6. CONTENT OF A COPYRIGHT NOTICE
A copyright complaint should include identification of the copyrighted work, identification and location of the allegedly infringing material, your name and contact information, a good-faith statement, an accuracy statement, confirmation that you are the rights holder or authorized representative, and an electronic or physical signature where required.
7. U.S. DMCA NOTICES
Where the U.S. Digital Millennium Copyright Act applies, a notice should substantially comply with the requirements of 17 U.S.C. §512.
This page identifies a Copyright Contact for Clocot. It does not represent that LexLupi has completed any separate statutory registration that may be required for a particular safe-harbor status.
8. RESPONSE TO COMPLAINTS
After receiving a sufficiently detailed complaint, we may request additional information, remove or disable access to material, notify the affected user, preserve relevant records, reject incomplete or abusive complaints, or take other appropriate action.
9. COUNTER-NOTICES
If content is removed based on a U.S. DMCA notice and the user believes removal was mistaken or based on misidentification, the user may submit a legally compliant counter-notice.
A counter-notice should include the information required by applicable law, including consent to the relevant jurisdiction where required.
10. RESTORATION
Where applicable law permits restoration after a valid counter-notice and the complainant does not timely pursue required legal action, we may restore the material.
Restoration timing may depend on legal requirements and technical capability.
11. REPEAT INFRINGEMENT
We may suspend or terminate users who repeatedly or seriously infringe intellectual-property rights where appropriate and legally permitted.
12. TRADEMARK COMPLAINTS
Trademark complaints should identify the trademark, registration information where applicable, the allegedly infringing use, why the use is likely unlawful, and the complainant's authority.
Trademark disputes often involve context and fair-use issues. We may request a court order or additional evidence where ownership or infringement is genuinely disputed.
13. COUNTERFEIT AND PASSING OFF
Clocot may not be used to create, promote, or sell counterfeit goods or to misrepresent the source, sponsorship, or affiliation of products or services.
14. TRADE SECRETS AND CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION
Users must not upload, disclose, or exploit trade secrets or confidential information without authorization.
If you believe confidential information has been exposed through Clocot, contact us promptly and explain the basis for confidentiality.
15. PUBLICITY AND LIKENESS RIGHTS
Users must obtain appropriate rights before using another person's name, image, voice, likeness, or identity in a manner that requires permission.
Synthetic media does not eliminate publicity, privacy, or impersonation rules.
16. OPEN-SOURCE SOFTWARE
Clocot may include or depend on open-source software.
Open-source components remain subject to their applicable licenses.
Nothing in the Terms restricts rights granted directly by an applicable open-source license.
17. THIRD-PARTY MATERIALS
Third-party content, APIs, data, models, logos, and integrations remain subject to third-party rights and terms.
Displaying an integration name or logo does not imply ownership by LexLupi.
18. FEEDBACK
Feedback and suggestions are governed by the Terms of Service.
Unless otherwise agreed, voluntary feedback may be used by LexLupi without obligation to pay compensation.
19. ABUSIVE OR FALSE CLAIMS
Knowingly false intellectual-property complaints may expose the sender to legal liability.
We may restrict users who abuse complaint procedures.
20. PRESERVATION OF RIGHTS
Nothing in this Policy requires LexLupi to adjudicate complex ownership disputes.
Parties remain responsible for pursuing appropriate legal remedies where a dispute cannot reasonably be resolved through platform procedures.
21. CONTACT
Copyright, trademark, and intellectual-property notices may be sent to:
LexLupi LLC Copyright and Legal Contact: Tatjana Sindjelic Email: office@clocot.com U.S. registered office: 131 Continental Dr, Suite 305, Newark, DE 19713, United States