Application and operator content
The repository does not yet publish a final end-user application licence. Product names, interface copy, artwork, templates, and application code should not be assumed to be public domain or available for reuse merely because they can be viewed.
A production licence needs the correct operator identity, granted uses, restrictions, update and termination treatment, mandatory regional rights, and a durable copy.
User and project content
Users do not give up ownership merely by creating or importing project content. They remain responsible for obtaining rights needed for images, logos, fonts, names, data, exports, broadcasts, and distribution.
The production service still needs a narrow, counsel-reviewed permission to process user content for hosting, sharing, export, backup, recovery, and user-requested delivery.
Creator packages and the Free Forever rule
Extensions and Materials can carry a creator-declared licence ID, name, sale-permission claim, route, and draft price. The application does not verify ownership, licence validity, dependency compatibility, or the truth of that declaration.
Routines receive the product-policy marker routine-free-forever-1.0 and must remain price zero. Creators retain their copyright. The marker is not final public licence text and does not clear third-party dependencies.
The Creator Hub policy calculator is an illustrative USD draft. It is not checkout, an invoice, tax advice, a seller contract, a payout promise, or final Creator terms.
Open-source and third-party notices
Bracket Machine uses open-source dependencies with their own licence terms. No complete open-source inventory is published by this draft, so this page must not be treated as the complete notice file for a distributed build.
Before production distribution, generate and review a full transitive dependency inventory, preserve required licence and notice texts, record bundled fonts and assets, and tie the result to the exact release.
Sports identities, media, and data
Country flags, team and competition names, logos, trophies, player likenesses, venue media, broadcasts, sponsor marks, fonts, and data feeds can involve different rights and contracts.
A theme name, attribution, visual transformation, generated approximation, or user upload does not itself establish permission or official affiliation.
Regional review notes
These notes identify launch-review work; they are not legal conclusions. The app’s selected region is a presentation preference and does not establish residence, citizenship, governing law, tax position, or entitlement.
en-CA · CADCanadian copyright, trademark, contract, and consumer requirements need review for each distribution route, territory, and package grant.
en-US · USDCopyright notice handling and creator grants require their own reviewed procedures; a package licence declaration is not proof of ownership or permission.
en-GB · GBPCreator, buyer, and software grants need United Kingdom contract and consumer review before paid or public distribution is enabled.
ja-JP · JPYCreator listings, pricing disclosures, customer grants, and external-sale links need Japan-specific consumer and marketplace review before commerce is enabled.
en-NG · NGNPackage sale, advertising, customer grants, refunds, and marketplace roles need Nigeria-specific consumer and intellectual-property review before commerce is enabled.
Operator and contact
Operator: Operator legal name not configured. Placeholder identity or contact values are a production launch blocker, not anonymous legal terms.
This draft should not be relied on as final assent, a waiver of mandatory rights, or a substitute for qualified advice in a launch jurisdiction.
Legal and privacy contact not configured