1. Service provider

This website is operated by:

The official company record is available from Companies House.

2. Acceptance and scope

By using polisplexity.tech, you agree to these terms. If you use the website for an organisation, you confirm that you are authorised to act for it. If you do not agree, do not use controlled areas or submit information through the site.

These terms cover the public portal, product and research pages, proposal forms, Investor Center and other pages that link to them. Additional terms may apply to a repository, downloadable asset, project or controlled document.

3. Information, project status and financial promotions

Website material is general information, not legal, financial, investment, procurement, engineering or public-policy advice. You must make your own assessment and obtain professional advice where appropriate.

We distinguish concepts, experiments, proposals, active evaluations, contracted work and delivered work. Statuses and technical information are stated as of their published date and may change. Compatibility statements do not mean certification unless expressly stated.

Investor-facing material is provided for preliminary, controlled diligence. Unless a communication expressly says otherwise and satisfies applicable law, it is not an offer to the public, investment recommendation, prospectus, or invitation or inducement to buy securities. Any investment is subject to eligibility checks, definitive documents and applicable financial-promotion rules.

4. Controlled access and credentials

We may approve, refuse, expire or revoke access to controlled areas. Access is personal to the authorised recipient. You must keep keys and session access confidential, use them only for the permitted diligence purpose, and promptly report suspected compromise.

Do not share, publish, scrape or redistribute controlled documents. A “controlled,” “confidential” or “do not forward” label remains effective even if a link or key technically permits access.

5. Enquiries, proposals and submitted material

Submitting a form does not require us to accept a project, provide access, enter negotiations or keep unsolicited material confidential. Do not send trade secrets, regulated personal data, source credentials, security keys or material you are not authorised to disclose.

You retain ownership of material you submit. You give Polisplexity LTD a non-exclusive permission to store, reproduce and share it internally, and with relevant advisers or project participants, only as reasonably necessary to review and respond to the request, comply with law or establish legal rights.

Optional Web3 or IPFS functions may create records that are public or difficult to remove. Use them only after reading the notice shown with that function and never for personal, confidential or regulated content.

6. Intellectual property and open source

Unless a separate licence states otherwise, Polisplexity LTD or its licensors own the website design, text, graphics, documentation and other website content. You may view and make a reasonable internal copy for evaluation, but may not present our content as yours, remove notices, or commercially republish it without permission.

Software identified as open source is governed by the licence supplied with its repository or distribution. Where a repository states the Apache License 2.0 or another open-source licence, that licence—not these website terms—controls use of that software. Third-party names, marks and content remain the property of their owners.

7. Acceptable use

You must not:

• break the law, infringe rights or submit deceptive, malicious or unauthorised material;
• probe, bypass or interfere with security, access controls, rate limits or authentication;
• introduce malware, overload the service, or use automated extraction in a way that impairs the site or controlled records;
• use website outputs as the sole basis for decisions affecting a person’s rights, safety or access to essential services; or
• imply endorsement, certification, partnership, procurement award or investment approval that has not been expressly documented.

8. Privacy and third-party services

Our Privacy Notice explains how we handle personal information and necessary cookies.

The site may link to GitHub, public registers, research infrastructure, social platforms or other independent services. Links are provided for context and do not mean that we control or endorse every statement, product or privacy practice on those services.

9. Availability and changes

We aim to keep the website accurate, secure and available, but it may contain errors or experience interruption. Public releases and demonstrations may be experimental, incomplete or unsuitable for production. Back up information you are authorised to download and independently validate outputs before relying on them.

We may change, suspend or withdraw website features, controlled access or these terms. Updated terms take effect when posted; material changes will be identified by a revised effective date.

10. Responsibility and liability

Nothing in these terms excludes or limits liability for death or personal injury caused by negligence, fraud or fraudulent misrepresentation, or any liability that cannot lawfully be excluded.

Business users: to the extent permitted by law, we are not liable for loss of profit, revenue, business, anticipated savings, data, goodwill or any indirect or consequential loss arising solely from use of the free website. Our aggregate liability arising from free website use is limited to £100. Separate project or product contracts set their own liability terms.

Consumers: we are responsible for foreseeable loss caused by our breach of these terms or failure to use reasonable care and skill, but not for business losses or loss that was not foreseeable. Your mandatory consumer rights are not affected.

11. Governing law and contact

These terms and non-contractual disputes are governed by the law of England and Wales. The courts of England and Wales have jurisdiction, except that a consumer may retain mandatory rights to bring proceedings in the part of the UK or country where they live.

If any provision is unenforceable, the remaining provisions continue. A delay in enforcing a right does not waive it. No person other than you and Polisplexity LTD may enforce these terms under the Contracts (Rights of Third Parties) Act 1999.

Questions: contact@polisplexity.tech.