Legal & IP Framework

Terms of License & IP Governance

How software, proprietary modules, shared foundations, and venture intellectual property are licensed, allocated, and protected across the TBLLAB ecosystem.

Last Updated: November 2026•Version 2.4 — Active Architecture

Shared Foundations

Design tokens, auth patterns, and telemetry engines are licensed perpetually and royalty-free to co-built ventures.

50/50 Venture IP

Bespoke domain logic, customer data, and venture-specific software belong exclusively to the newly formed venture entity.

Commercial Products

Live SaaS products and management systems are governed by customer terms and end-user enterprise subscription licenses.

01.Software Licensing Architecture

TBLLAB operates under a dual-tier licensing model depending on the category of code:

  • Commercial Venture Software: All client-facing software, mobile applications, spatial 3D tools, and enterprise automation platforms built by TBLLAB (e.g. LeadPilot, Kaam AI, 360 CapCam) are proprietary commercial software. Users obtain a non-exclusive, non-transferable, revocable right to access and use the software in accordance with their subscription plan.
  • In-House Open Source Components: Select developer utilities, benchmark scripts, and community libraries authored by TBLLAB are released under permissive open-source licenses (MIT or Apache 2.0), clearly identified in their respective repositories.

02.Co-Build Venture IP Allocation (50/50 Model)

When TBLLAB enters a formal co-build partnership with a domain founder, intellectual property ownership is structured systematically:

Venture Entity Ownership

All custom application code, bespoke algorithms, specialized database schemas, customer relationships, marketing assets, and domain trademarks created specifically for the venture are fully assigned to the newly incorporated venture company.

Studio Shared Foundation License

Pre-existing studio capabilities—such as reusable UI design token systems, deployment automations, zero-trust authentication wrappers, and telemetry pipelines—remain the property of TBLLAB but are granted to the venture on a perpetual, irrevocable, worldwide, royalty-free license.

03.Usage Restrictions & Prohibitions

Unless explicitly authorized in a countersigned commercial contract, licensees and website visitors agree not to:

  • Decompile, reverse-engineer, or extract source code from compiled web applications or binaries.
  • Resell, sublicense, or distribute TBLLAB proprietary software or studio foundation modules to third parties.
  • Circumvent access controls, rate-limiting systems, zero-trust tokens, or administrative authentication boundaries.
  • Use automated scrapers, bot nets, or exploit scanners against TBLLAB infrastructure without written consent.

04.Third-Party Open-Source Attribution

TBLLAB products incorporate third-party open-source components, including Next.js, React, Three.js, Lucide Icons, GSAP, and the official MongoDB Node driver. All respective copyrights, licenses (MIT, Apache 2.0, BSD), and attributions remain with their original authors and are distributed in full compliance with their terms.

05.Trademarks & Brand Usage

“TBLLAB”, the TBLLAB monogram emblem, product names, and associated visual logos are trademarks of TBLLAB. No license to use these trademarks for commercial branding is granted without prior written approval.

06.Licensing Queries & Custom Commercial Grants

For questions regarding source-available licenses, commercial white-labeling, or partnership agreements, reach out to our legal and architecture desk: