Clear rules. Strong boundaries.
#Dobro's public legal framework is designed around the website we operate today while creating explicit gates for future software, AI, IoT, robotics, commerce, and other digital or physical products.
> OPERATOR / #DOBRO, LLC
> PRIVACY / MINIMIZE
> IP / RESERVED
> RISK / EXPLICIT
> UPDATE / BEFORE NEW PRODUCT FLOWS
Terms of Use
Rules governing the public Site, inquiries, Labs, Ideas, IP, disclaimers, liability, and dispute forum.
Open →Privacy Policy
How personal information is collected, used, disclosed, retained, secured, and handled through the Site.
Open →IP & Brand Use Policy
Ownership, permitted references, trademark rules, automated access, linking, and infringement reporting.
Open →AI & Experimental Technology Notice
Limits, research status, model variability, safety boundaries, and no-reliance rules for AI and Labs material.
Open →Idea Submission & Confidentiality Notice
Protects both sides when ideas, concepts, documents, or project descriptions are sent through public channels.
Open →Cookie & Tracking Notice
Current no-advertising/no-analytics-cookie posture and how future tracking changes will be handled.
Open →Security & Responsible Disclosure
How to report vulnerabilities and the rules for responsible security research.
Open →Accessibility Statement
Our accessibility design target, current practices, limitations, and issue-reporting path.
Open →Legal / Privacy Request
Private form for privacy rights, IP concerns, security reports, accessibility issues, and legal notices.
Open →Website terms are not product terms.
A public website policy cannot safely govern every future SaaS product, mobile app, AI agent, IoT device, robot, smart-home system, pilot, marketplace, or store transaction. Each materially different product flow receives its own legal review before launch.
> ACCOUNTS / login or identity
> PAYMENTS / checkout or subscription
> AI / customer data or automated action
> IOT / sensing or physical control
> ROBOTICS / physical safety
> MARKET / new jurisdiction or regulated use