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Terms of Service

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1. About these terms

DeepGuard is made by CALB Labs Corporation (“we”). These terms will cover your use of this site and of the DeepGuard platform.

[How you accept these terms] [How these terms relate to an order form or other agreement your organisation signs with us]

2. What DeepGuard does

You send DeepGuard a video, a recording, an image, a document or a link. It transcribes it, finds each factual claim, checks it against real sources, researches where the material came from, and hands back a report with the source behind every finding. We keep improving it, so features change over time.

3. Your account

Accounts are created from invitations and setup links. A workspace owner invites members and decides who can see each check.

Keep your sign-in safe. DeepGuard supports passkeys and two-step sign-in. If you think someone else is using your account, tell us at [notice address].

You can delete your account from your account settings. This permanently removes the chats you own, your workspace membership and your sessions. A workspace owner must hand ownership to someone else first.

4. Your content

What you upload and what DeepGuard makes for you stays in your workspace. Chats are shared only when you share them, and a public link is a read-only copy you choose to create. Workspace owners can set how long chats are kept and can switch on Lockdown mode, which turns off live web, connected apps and public sharing.

Only send material you have the right to use.

[Who owns what you upload and what DeepGuard makes from it] [The permission you give us to process it]

How we handle personal data is set out in the Privacy Policy, which is also a draft.

5. Using DeepGuard fairly

Don’t use DeepGuard to:

  • break the law, or help someone else break it;
  • upload material you have no right to share;
  • get into another workspace, or get around DeepGuard’s security or limits;
  • overload, disrupt or take apart the service.

[Full acceptable use policy]

6. AI can be wrong. Check it.

DeepGuard uses AI to transcribe, check claims, research and write. It can make mistakes, and it says so: the app reminds you that “DeepGuard can make mistakes. Verify important evidence and generated files.”

Every finding links to its source. Read the source before you publish or act on a finding. DeepGuard shows you what the record says; what you publish is your decision.

[Disclaimer of warranties]

7. The DeepGuard name and logo

To use the DeepGuard name or logo, follow the brand guidelines: write the name as one word, DeepGuard, use the logo only to link to DeepGuard or to show that you use it, and don’t change it.

[Trademark notice and what use is permitted]

8. Fees

[fees] [Billing and payment terms]

9. Suspension and ending your use

You can stop using DeepGuard and delete your account at any time.

[When we may suspend or close an account, and the notice we give] [What happens to your content when an account or workspace closes]

10. Liability

[liability cap] [Limitation of liability and exclusions] [Indemnity]

11. Changes to these terms

This page is a draft. The final terms will carry the date they take effect at the top.

[How we tell you about changes, and how much notice we give]

12. Governing law and disputes

[governing law] [dispute resolution]

13. Contact

Legal notices: [notice address]

For anything else, book a demo or request access.