Legal, Intellectual Property and Third-Party Rights Notice

Except where otherwise stated, PSC reserves its rights in original material that it owns.

Depending on the product or page, PSC-owned material may include:

• original software source code
• application architecture
• original user-interface designs
• original visual systems and graphics
• product workflows
• original documentation
• technical diagrams
• training materials
• written website content
• original product specifications
• test infrastructure
• original prompts and structured AI workflows
• original product names, logos, and brand materials where applicable

The presence of material on the public website does not place that material in the public domain.

Public access to the PSC website is intended to support legitimate informational, evaluation, and business-review purposes.

You may:

• browse public pages
• link to public pages
• share public URLs
• quote reasonable portions for legitimate commentary, evaluation, or discussion
• make reasonable internal copies needed to evaluate a potential product, service, license, or transaction

These permissions do not grant ownership of PSC materials.

Unless applicable law or a separate license provides otherwise, public access does not authorize:

• wholesale republication of proprietary PSC content
• resale of PSC materials
• removal of ownership or attribution notices
• representation of PSC material as your own
• unauthorized commercialization of PSC-created materials
• copying of nonpublic software source
• redistribution of controlled-review materials

Nothing in this notice is intended to restrict fair use or other rights provided by applicable law.

Products displayed in the PSC portfolio may contain multiple categories of rights.

A particular application may include:

• software created by PSC
• original PSC product and workflow design
• PSC documentation and tests
• open-source software
• third-party packages
• external APIs
• cloud services
• AI model providers
• publicly available information
• government or court materials
• external datasets
• third-party publications
• third-party trademarks or product references

For that reason, the appearance of a product in the PSC portfolio should not be interpreted as a claim that PSC owns every component, technology, dataset, document, or mark associated with that product.

PSC claims ownership only over material it owns and claims transferable rights only where those rights have been verified for the relevant transaction.

PSC software may incorporate open-source libraries, frameworks, packages, or other components.

Those components remain subject to their respective licenses.

Nothing in this notice changes, overrides, or restricts rights granted under an applicable open-source license.

Where an open-source license provides rights that differ from PSC's general website or software restrictions, the open-source license controls the covered component.

Product-specific dependency and license information may be reviewed when relevant to a technical, licensing, or acquisition evaluation.

PSC products may depend on or interact with third-party technologies such as:

• cloud infrastructure
• model providers
• communications services
• APIs
• databases
• payment or carrier services
• development libraries
• hosted platforms
• external data sources

Those services and technologies remain subject to their providers' own terms, licenses, privacy policies, technical requirements, and availability.

Use of a third-party technology within a PSC product does not mean PSC owns that technology or can transfer the provider relationship.

Provider accounts, subscriptions, API access, credentials, contracts, or other third-party rights are included in a software transaction only where the applicable provider permits transfer and the definitive agreement expressly includes them.

Some products may display, organize, transform, link to, or otherwise use information originating outside PSC.

Examples may include:

• government information
• court forms
• statutes or regulations
• public records
• publications
• educational resources
• reference materials
• public datasets
• information obtained through external APIs

Ownership and use rights for that material remain subject to the rights and restrictions applicable to the original source.

PSC's software implementation, organization, transformation, or presentation of third-party information does not convert the underlying third-party material into PSC-owned content.

Prosocial Coding names, logos, product names, visual identities, and other brand identifiers may function as trademarks, service marks, trade names, or other source identifiers.

Unless PSC expressly states otherwise, this website does not represent that a particular PSC mark is federally registered.

Third-party trademarks, logos, company names, product names, and service names remain the property of their respective owners.

References to third parties are made for identification, interoperability, explanation, compatibility, attribution, or other legitimate informational purposes.

Such references do not by themselves imply:

• sponsorship
• endorsement
• partnership
• certification
• ownership
• affiliation

Some PSC software assets may be available for acquisition.

An acquisition discussion may contemplate transfer of agreed seller-owned assets such as:

• PSC-created source code
• application architecture
• original workflows
• interface systems
• tests
• documentation
• configuration materials
• maintainership information
• transition materials
• other seller-created intellectual property identified during review

The exact package differs by product.

No website description should be interpreted as a warranty that every component associated with a product is owned by PSC or transferable.

A transfer of PSC-owned software does not automatically transfer rights PSC does not own.

Where a product depends on third-party rights, a buyer or licensee may need to:

• accept an open-source license
• obtain its own commercial license
• create its own provider account
• obtain API access
• enter into its own provider agreement
• obtain permission to use external data
• replace a nontransferable service
• conduct additional rights review

These matters should be identified during product-specific diligence.

Where PSC offers a software license rather than an ownership transfer, the rights granted are defined by the applicable written license agreement.

A public product page does not itself create a software license.

Licensing terms may address matters such as:

• permitted users
• permitted organizations
• permitted use cases
• modification rights
• deployment rights
• sublicensing
• redistribution
• support
• updates
• confidentiality
• duration
• termination

Only the applicable written agreement establishes those rights.

No ownership, license, exclusivity, option, reservation, or other intellectual-property right is created merely because a person or organization:

• visits the PSC website
• views a product
• submits a Contact inquiry
• receives a response
• attends a demonstration
• participates in a technical discussion
• receives controlled-review access
• evaluates source code
• receives transaction materials

Rights arise only through applicable law or an appropriate written agreement.

Software products can accumulate different rights and dependencies over time.

Accordingly, intellectual-property review should be product-specific.

Where relevant to a transaction, review may address:

• source-code authorship
• dependency licenses
• external services
• datasets
• publications
• trademarks
• domains
• contractor or contributor rights
• third-party agreements
• documentation
• transfer restrictions

Public portfolio information is not intended to substitute for that review.

Acquisition, licensing, services, confidentiality, and other commercial relationships may be governed by separate written agreements.

Those agreements may define:

• intellectual-property ownership
• transferred assets
• excluded assets
• license rights
• third-party dependencies
• representations and warranties
• transition obligations
• confidentiality
• support
• indemnification
• post-transfer responsibilities

Where a signed agreement conflicts with this general notice on a matter covered by that agreement, the signed agreement controls that matter.

Providing nonconfidential feedback about PSC software does not transfer ownership of unrelated materials you own.

As described in the Terms of Use, PSC may consider and use voluntarily submitted nonconfidential product feedback without creating an obligation to compensate the sender, unless a separate written agreement provides otherwise.

Do not submit:

• trade secrets
• confidential product concepts
• proprietary third-party materials
• confidential source code
• protected client information

through the public Contact form.

If you believe material on the PSC website infringes a copyright, trademark, or other intellectual-property right that you own or are authorized to represent, contact PSC with enough information to evaluate the concern.

Please include:

• your name and contact information
• identification of the work or right involved
• identification of the PSC material at issue
• the relevant URL, if available
• a description of the concern
• information supporting your authority to make the request

PSC may request additional information before acting.

This contact process is not represented as a formal DMCA designated-agent procedure unless PSC separately establishes and publishes one.

PSC may update this notice as:

• portfolio products change
• external dependencies change
• transaction practices change
• new licensing models are introduced
• new third-party services are used
• relevant legal or operational requirements change

The revision date at the top of the page identifies the current version.

Changes to this public notice do not retroactively modify rights established in a signed agreement.

Questions about intellectual property, third-party rights, or this notice may be sent to:

Prosocial Coding LLC Austin, Texas, United States hello@prosocialcoding.com

Do not send passwords, API keys, confidential source code, survivor information, client records, protected health information, or other sensitive material through an initial inquiry.

© 2026 Prosocial Coding LLC. Rights in third-party and open-source materials remain with their respective owners and licensors.