Ukemi application terms

Copyright (c) Ukemi copyright holders. All rights reserved.

1. Scope and permitted use

These terms cover Ukemi's original application code and original assets, not
its third-party components. If you lawfully obtain an unmodified Ukemi binary
from the copyright holders or an authorized distributor, you may install and
use it for personal and internal business purposes and make backup copies.
This permission is non-exclusive and does not transfer copyright ownership.

Any purchase or subscription terms must be separately agreed with the
applicable rights holder. These terms do not assert that the application has
been sold, establish a price, or impose a new payment or subscription
requirement on an existing lawfully obtained copy.

2. Restrictions on Ukemi's original materials

Unless separately authorized in writing, you may not redistribute, sublicense,
sell, or create and distribute modified versions of Ukemi's original code or
assets. Public access to the source repository is not permission to do so.
These restrictions do not apply where applicable law grants a non-waivable
right or where a third-party license independently grants the relevant right.

3. Third-party components and source availability

Third-party components remain governed by their own licenses. Those licenses
control in the event of a conflict with these terms. Nothing here restricts
your rights under them, including copying, modification, redistribution, or
obtaining source code covered by the Mozilla Public License.

The application includes THIRD-PARTY-NOTICES.txt with copyright notices,
license texts, and exact-version source acquisition links. It can also be read
in Settings > General > Licenses and terms > Third-party licenses. Ukemi's
proprietary source is not part of an offer of MPL-covered source code.

4. Warranty and liability

Except to the extent required by applicable law or a separate written
agreement, the application is provided "AS IS", without warranties of any
kind. To the extent permitted by applicable law, its copyright holders are
not liable for damages arising from its use. Any separately offered support
or warranty is the responsibility of its provider, not of third-party authors.