LEGAL

Legal notice.

Ownership rules and the legal conditions governing the Viotus public website.

Effective
1 August 2026
Version
1.1
Scope
viotus.com and its English and Spanish public pages
In this document
01

About this website

The scope and role of viotus.com.

The website available at viotus.com presents the products, publications and corporate information of the independent studio Viotus. References to “Viotus”, “we”, “us” or “the studio” in this notice refer to the studio behind this website.

The website currently acts exclusively as a public corporate and product showcase. It does not provide user registration, execute payments, sell securities or conclude investment transactions through the website.

02

Purpose and scope of the website

Viotus.com communicates the studio’s identity, operating philosophy, research interests, products in development, software systems, worlds, news and investor-related information.

This legal notice applies to every public page served under viotus.com unless a specific product, download, service or campaign publishes additional conditions. In that case, the specific conditions govern that feature and this notice continues to apply on a supplementary basis.

The website may describe projects before public release and may direct visitors to repositories, stores, infrastructure providers or communication channels operated by third parties. Those destinations remain separate services. Their inclusion does not extend the scope of the Viotus website or make their functions available under this notice.

03

Access and responsible use

Access is generally free and does not require an account. Visitors agree to use the website lawfully, in good faith and without impairing its availability, security, reputation or the rights of Viotus or third parties.

Viotus may investigate patterns that reasonably indicate abuse, preserve technical evidence and restrict requests or access where proportionate to protect the website or comply with law. A restriction does not authorise Viotus to disregard mandatory rights, and legitimate security research requires prior written authorisation defining its scope and method.

  • Do not attempt to bypass security, probe infrastructure without authorisation, introduce malicious code or overload the service.
  • Do not impersonate Viotus, alter the origin of its materials or create a false appearance of endorsement, partnership or official status.
  • Do not scrape, reproduce or systematically extract protected material beyond what mandatory law permits.
04

Accuracy, development information and forward-looking statements

Viotus aims to keep public information clear and current, but product development is iterative. Screens, illustrations, roadmaps, features, supported platforms, release windows and technical descriptions may change, be delayed or be discontinued.

Statements concerning future products, growth, investments, expected capabilities or plans describe present intentions only. They are not warranties, binding commitments, financial forecasts, investment recommendations or offers to acquire securities.

Visual material may be conceptual, pre-production or captured from an internal build. It should not be interpreted as a representation that every depicted asset, system or interaction will appear in a released product. A binding product commitment can arise only from the definitive product-specific contract published when that product becomes available.

05

Intellectual and industrial property

Unless expressly stated otherwise, Viotus or its licensors own the rights in the website and its original components, including source code, software, interaction systems, databases, information architecture, product names, trade dress, logos, writing, illustrations, audiovisual material, interface designs and downloadable assets.

Browsing the website does not transfer ownership or grant a licence other than the limited, revocable permission necessary to view the pages for lawful personal or internal professional information purposes. Reproduction, adaptation, distribution, public communication, commercial exploitation or removal of rights notices requires prior permission unless a statutory exception applies.

Requests to reproduce material for press, education, research, commercial publication or another purpose should identify the precise asset, proposed context, audience, territory and duration. Silence or the public availability of a file does not amount to permission. Any permission granted may contain attribution, integrity, technical or withdrawal conditions appropriate to the use.

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Third-party names and materials

Third-party trademarks, company names, platforms and other materials remain the property of their respective owners. Their appearance is descriptive and does not imply sponsorship, affiliation or endorsement unless expressly stated.

If a rights holder believes that material on the website infringes a legitimate right, they should provide the affected work or right, the relevant URL, their contact details and sufficient evidence to assess the request through the official contact route.

08

Availability, maintenance and security

Viotus may modify, suspend or withdraw pages to maintain security, correct information, update products or reorganise the website. Continuous availability and error-free operation cannot be guaranteed.

Reasonable safeguards are applied to the website, but no internet service can be guaranteed to be completely immune from malicious interference or technical failure. Visitors remain responsible for maintaining suitable device, browser, network and security controls.

Maintenance may be planned or urgent and may affect a page, language version, asset or the entire site. Archived references, search-engine results and third-party copies can remain visible after Viotus changes or removes material; Viotus does not control the speed at which independent services refresh those copies.

09

Responsibility and statutory safeguards

To the extent permitted by law, Viotus is not responsible for decisions made solely on the basis of general website information, temporary interruptions, third-party content or damage caused by circumstances outside its reasonable control.

Nothing in this notice excludes or limits liability that cannot lawfully be excluded, including mandatory consumer protections or liability arising from fraud, wilful misconduct, personal injury or any other non-excludable ground under applicable law.

Visitors should take reasonable steps to verify important information, maintain current backups and security controls, and limit foreseeable loss. Any assessment of responsibility will consider the nature of this free informational website, the information reasonably available to both parties and the statutory allocation of risk; it will not rely on a disclaimer where exclusion is unlawful.

10

Investor information and financial content

Investor pages explain the studio’s philosophy and long-term perspective. They do not constitute a prospectus, public offering, solicitation, personalised financial advice or commitment to make participations available. No investment in Viotus is currently offered through this website.

References to listed companies, markets, technology sectors or past returns are educational descriptions of an approach, not a recommendation to buy, hold or sell a financial instrument. Investments involve risk, including loss of capital.

No publication creates a fiduciary relationship, suitability assessment or duty to monitor a visitor’s portfolio. The studio does not verify whether a market reference is appropriate for a particular person, jurisdiction, risk tolerance or time horizon. Corporate strategy and public-market activity may change without creating a right for website visitors to participate.

11

Applicable law, disputes and mandatory rights

This website is operated from Spain and this notice is interpreted under Spanish law, without depriving consumers of mandatory protections granted by the law of their habitual residence where those protections apply.

Before commencing formal proceedings, users are encouraged to contact Viotus so the matter can be assessed in good faith. Any jurisdiction clause must yield to mandatory consumer and procedural rules.

English and Spanish versions are provided to make the information accessible. Viotus intends them to communicate the same rules. If a linguistic difference affects interpretation, the version required by mandatory law and the actual circumstances of the relationship will prevail rather than any wording that would reduce a non-waivable right.

12

Updates and contact

Viotus may revise this notice when the studio’s legal identity, website, products or applicable requirements change. The effective date and version identify the current publication.

Legal notices, rights claims and questions about this document can be submitted through the Viotus contact page. Requests should include enough detail to identify the issue and provide a reliable reply channel.

A message is not treated as a formal contractual acceptance, statutory notice or service of proceedings merely because it reaches a general contact channel. Where law or an existing contract prescribes a particular address, identification method or form of notice, the sender must use that method. Viotus will nevertheless route sufficiently identified enquiries in good faith.

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Applicable framework

Official sources used to structure this publication.

Spanish Information Society Services Act 34/2002Spanish Intellectual Property Act — consolidated textSpanish Consumer and User Protection Act — consolidated text
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