Copyright Notice
EternalEngine — the software, the applications, and everything published on this site — is an original work protected by copyright law. This page says what is protected, how to ask for permission, and where our registration stands.
What is protected
Copyright © 2026 EternalEngine. All rights reserved. Unless a page or file says otherwise, the following are the exclusive property of EternalEngine and are protected under the United States Copyright Act (17 U.S.C. § 101 et seq.) and international copyright treaties:
- The EternalEngine OS software — source code, object code, database schemas, APIs, and their documentation.
- The EternalEngine web application, marketing site, and mobile surfaces — their design, layout, text, graphics, icons, illustrations, and audio-visual elements.
- Product names, logos, and the "EternalEngine" wordmark and the names of its applications (ClientForge, TitanLedger, BidForge, BookSlot, PostFrame, and the others listed on the features page), which are trademarks or trade dress of EternalEngine whether or not registered.
- Documentation, guides, changelog entries, blog posts, and templates we publish.
Copyright protection attaches to an original work the moment it is created; registration is a public record of that claim and unlocks additional remedies. Your data stays yours — see Terms of Service, Section 6 (Your Content), and thePrivacy Policy.
U.S. Copyright Office registration
| Work | EternalEngine |
| Claimant | EternalEngine LLC |
| Application received | September 2, 2026 |
| Copyright Office case | 1-15252296651 |
| Status | Application filed — registration pending |
The application and filing fee were received by the U.S. Copyright Office on September 2, 2026 (case 1-15252296651). The registration becomes effective on the date the Office receives the completed application, fee, and deposit copy; the certificate follows examination. Registration status can be verified through the Copyright Office's public catalog at copyright.gov. This page is updated when the certificate issues.
What you may do
- Use the Service. Customers with an active subscription use EternalEngine under the license in the Terms of Service. Nothing on this page narrows that license.
- Quote and link. You may quote short excerpts of our documentation and posts with attribution and a link back, and you may link to any public page.
- Press. Journalists and reviewers may use our name, logo, and product screenshots to describe EternalEngine truthfully. Email us for high-resolution assets.
What you may not do
- Copy, redistribute, sublicense, sell, or host the software or any substantial part of it.
- Reverse-engineer, decompile, or scrape the Service to reproduce its functionality or data models, except where the law expressly permits.
- Use our marks, or marks confusingly similar to them, in a way that suggests endorsement, sponsorship, or that you are us.
- Remove or alter copyright, trademark, or attribution notices.
Permissions and licensing
Want to use something not covered above — a partnership, a redistribution, a training program, an integration that ships our assets? Ask. Most reasonable requests are granted quickly.
EternalEngine — Licensing & Permissions
Infringement
If you believe EternalEngine content infringes your copyright, or you believe content a tenant uploaded to EternalEngine infringes yours, follow the notice-and-takedown process on the Copyright & DMCA Policy page. If you believe someone is infringing our copyright, the same address reaches our copyright agent.