What this covers
The brief you're about to read, anything shown in a follow-up demo, and any figures,
screenshots, methods, roadmap or commercial terms in them. Call all of it
the Confidential Information. It's non-public and it's shared with you on purpose.
What you're agreeing to
Use it to evaluate, and nothing else. You're reading this to decide whether to
work with us — not to inform a competing build, a competing pitch, or a client of yours
doing either.
Keep it inside. You can show it to colleagues and advisers who need to see it
for the same evaluation, provided they're held to terms at least this strict. Anyone else
needs our okay in writing first.
Don't republish it. No posting, forwarding outside your company, or reproducing
it in your own materials.
What it doesn't cover
Anything you already knew, anything that's public without you making it so, anything a
third party gives you legitimately, and anything you work out independently without using
this. If a court or regulator compels disclosure, comply — just tell us first if you're
allowed to.
The practical bits
Two years from the day you accept, then this lapses. Ask and we'll confirm in
writing that you've deleted your copies. Nothing here transfers ownership, grants a
licence, or obliges either of us to do a deal. It's governed by New York law.
Accepting records your email address, the version below, and the time — the same way
a signature would.
Beeline confidentiality terms · version 1.0 · Canis Major Partners