Document LG-0 · Legal · Deimos AI LLC · Rev A · in force 2026-10-19
Every policy, licence and mark.
The company
This website is published by Deimos AI LLC, California, USA. Three documents cover the site itself.
- Privacy
- Privacy noticeDocument P-0 · what this site collects, and a panel that checks it
- Terms
- Terms of useDocument T-0 · reading and using this site
- Security
- Security and vulnerability disclosureHow to report a weakness · contacts in /.well-known/security.txt
Instruments on their own sites
Each instrument that runs on a site of its own is governed by that site’s terms and notices, not by this site’s. We link to them here; we don’t restate them.
- Ratchet
- Termsratchetgate.com/terms ↗ Privacyratchetgate.com/privacy ↗ Securityratchetgate.com/security ↗
- Marklode
- Termsmarklode.com/terms ↗ Privacymarklode.com/privacy ↗ Mutual NDA · PDFmarklode.com/legal/marklode-mutual-nda.pdf ↗
- Clockford™
- Termsclockford.com/terms ↗ Privacyclockford.com/privacy ↗ These cover the site. The private beta, opening Nov 10th, 2026, publishes its own terms and privacy notice before any team’s data goes in.
- Crimp
- Open source, with no service to sign up for. Its licence governs the code: see 03 · Open-source licences.
Open-source licences
Ratchet and Crimp are published under the Apache License 2.0. The licence file in each repository governs the code, and it allows use, change and redistribution under its conditions.
- Ratchet
- Apache-2.0Ratchet’s LICENSE on GitHub ↗
- Crimp
- Apache-2.0Crimp’s LICENSE on GitHub ↗
Trademarks
Deimos, Clockford™, Ratchet, Crimp and Marklode are trademarks of Deimos AI LLC. Other names belong to their owners. No endorsement implied.
You may use our names to refer to us and our work, as the brand page describes.
Patents
Crimp and Clockford™: patent pending. Crimp’s code stays open under its licence.
Crimp PATENT PENDINGClockford™ PATENT PENDING
Cookies and storage
This site sets no cookies. Some pages read your browser’s cookies only to show you the count, which is 0. It runs no analytics and no trackers.
Two display preferences,
deimos.motionanddeimos.sound, are saved in your own browser’s local storage, only when you change them, and they never leave your device.Because nothing here needs consent, there’s no cookie banner. The privacy page counts it live, in your browser, and holds the full statement.
Legal questions
Questions about anything on this page: any line on the contact page.
Changes
If this page changes, the new revision gets a new letter and date at the top, and the change is logged in the Record’s changelog.