Legal
NeuralClaim AI Terms of Use
Version 1.3, effective June 15, 2026
These Terms of Use ("Terms") are a legal agreement between you ("you" or "User") and NeuralClaim AI, operated by NeuralClaim AI, Inc., an Arizona corporation ("NeuralClaim," "we," "us"). By creating an account, clicking "I agree," or using the NeuralClaim service at app.neuralclaim.ai and any related features, you agree to these Terms. If you do not agree, do not use the Service.
NeuralClaim's IP Ownership Policy is incorporated into these Terms by reference. You should read that policy alongside these Terms.
1. Eligibility
1.1 You must be at least 18 years old and capable of forming a binding contract. If you use the Service on behalf of an organization, you represent that you are authorized to bind that organization to these Terms; "you" then refers to both you personally and that organization.
1.2 You must provide accurate account information and keep it current. You are responsible for all activity that occurs under your account.
2. The Service
2.1 NeuralClaim is a software platform that helps users generate, develop, assess, and commercialize invention concepts using AI assistants (including "LaunchBot," "Nuro," and the Invention Generator). The Service includes educational content, search tools, prior-art scanning, planning tools, and optional paid features.
2.2 The Service is not legal, medical, financial, or professional advice. AI-generated content is probabilistic and may contain errors or omissions. You are solely responsible for verifying any output before acting on it. You should consult qualified professionals (a patent attorney, physician, financial advisor, or domain expert as applicable) before relying on AI-generated material for any high-stakes decision.
2.3 NeuralClaim may add, change, or remove features at any time. We will provide reasonable notice for changes that materially reduce functionality you have paid for.
3. Accounts and security
3.1 You are responsible for maintaining the confidentiality of your credentials. You must notify us promptly at hello@neuralclaim.ai if you suspect unauthorized use of your account.
3.2 You may not share your account with another person. Each account is for one individual.
3.3 We may require email verification, re-authentication, or additional security steps.
4. Acceptable use
4.1 You agree not to use the Service to generate, support, or pursue any invention, content, or plan that:
a. Harms, tortures, or performs non-consensual experimentation on humans or animals. NeuralClaim does not condone animal testing and advocates humane alternatives. b. Physically or psychologically abuses children, elderly, disabled, or any vulnerable population. c. Is a carceral tool (surveillance collars, shock devices, biometric shaming), or restrains, intimidates, or controls any person without clear therapeutic or explicit consent-based use. d. Embeds racism, sexism, ableism, transphobia, xenophobia, or any form of prejudice, or profiles individuals based on demographic characteristics except where the purpose is improving representation, ensuring ethical compliance, or serving equity goals. e. Implements behavioral control, eugenics, or social-scoring systems. f. Enables weapons, autonomous killing systems, or military-grade surveillance, unless transparently framed for humanitarian, rescue, or de-mining purposes. g. Promotes manipulation, coercion, or non-consensual influence. h. Enables mass surveillance, behavioral tracking, or non-consensual data harvesting. i. Uses nanotechnology, neurotechnology, or AI that overrides human agency, except where the user demonstrates ethical intent and enforceable safeguards. j. Violates applicable law.
4.2 Enforcement. Our AI assistants are configured to refuse requests that appear to violate Section 4.1. Repeated refusals on your account trigger automated consequences:
- Temporary lockout. Five or more refusals in any rolling 24-hour period results in a 24-hour automatic lockout of generation features.
- Account suspension. Sustained violations result in account suspension. Suspended accounts may appeal in writing to hello@neuralclaim.ai. We review every appeal and respond within a reasonable time.
4.3 You also agree not to (a) reverse-engineer, decompile, or extract the Service or its underlying models, except to the limited extent applicable law expressly permits; (b) use the Service to train a competing AI system; (c) scrape, mass-download, or redistribute content from the Service; (d) interfere with, disable, or overload the Service; (e) bypass the Service's rate limits, access controls, or IP-protection mechanisms; or (f) misrepresent your identity.
4.4 Export controls and sanctions. You represent that you are not located in, and are not a national or resident of, any country or territory subject to comprehensive U.S. sanctions, and that you are not on any U.S. government list of restricted or denied parties. You agree not to use the Service, or any output of the Service, to develop, transfer, or support technology in violation of U.S. export-control laws (including the Export Administration Regulations and the International Traffic in Arms Regulations) or applicable economic sanctions. You are responsible for any export-compliance obligations that arise from your own invention's domain.
5. User content and inputs
5.1 "User Content" means anything you submit to the Service: prompts, queries, signatures, uploaded files, agreement inputs, chat messages, feedback, and similar material.
5.2 You represent and warrant that you own or have sufficient rights in your User Content to submit it, and that your User Content does not violate any law or third-party right.
5.3 You grant NeuralClaim a worldwide, non-exclusive, royalty-free license to host, process, and use your User Content as necessary to operate, improve, and secure the Service, including training internal safety classifiers and operating the IP-monitoring watchlists seeded for launched inventions. This license is not a transfer of ownership; you retain your underlying rights in your User Content.
5.4 We may process your User Content with third-party AI providers (including Azure-hosted OpenAI models) as part of operating the Service. We choose providers that contractually commit not to train their public models on our traffic.
6. Invention ownership and commercialization
Ownership and licensing of invention concepts is governed by the IP Ownership Policy, which is incorporated into these Terms by reference. In summary:
6.1 Ideas you draft and save in the Service remain yours so long as they are uncommitted drafts.
6.2 When you launch an invention (by completing the launch step in the Workshop on a paid subscription), you enter NeuralClaim's development pathway, which includes a formal IDF packet, prior-art scan, feasibility and freedom-to-operate review, launch plan, and AI coaching (Nuro). You retain ownership of your invention; specific IP rights and duties for launched inventions are detailed in the IP Ownership Policy.
6.3 If you later choose to surrender a launched invention, you sign a Release Acknowledgment. Surrendering permanently deletes the invention's generated artifacts, frees its launch slot, and removes the invention from the platform's exclusivity ("no-fly") list, so other users may independently generate similar concepts afterward. Surrender is irreversible.
6.4 NeuralClaim may use anonymized and aggregated usage data (counts, trends, abstracted patterns) for research, public reporting, and service improvement.
7. Subscriptions, paid features, and refunds
7.1 Subscription tiers. The Service is offered through a free tier and paid subscription tiers. As of this version, the paid tiers are Spark, Forge, Ignite, and Self-Starter. Each tier unlocks a different set of features and usage allowances, described on our pricing page and at checkout. We may add, rename, or adjust tiers; any change is described at the point of purchase and takes effect for new purchases and renewals after its effective date.
7.2 Billing and automatic renewal. Paid subscriptions are billed in advance through our payment processor, Stripe, at the price and billing interval shown at checkout. Spark, Forge, and Ignite are billed monthly. Self-Starter is billed once every six months. Unless you cancel, a subscription renews automatically at the end of each billing interval at the then-current price for your tier, and your payment method is charged for the next interval.
7.3 Self-Starter minimum commitment. Self-Starter is a six-month commitment billed in six-month intervals. Canceling a Self-Starter subscription stops the next six-month renewal; your access continues through the end of the interval you have already paid for. Self-Starter interval fees are not prorated or refunded for early cancellation, except where required by law.
7.4 Cancellation. You may cancel a paid subscription at any time from your account settings, through the Stripe customer portal, or by emailing hello@neuralclaim.ai. Cancellation stops future renewals. Unless stated otherwise at checkout or required by law, your access continues until the end of the interval you have already paid for, and you are not charged again after that.
7.5 Refunds. Unless otherwise stated in the applicable purchase flow or required by law, subscription fees and one-time charges (including optional add-ons such as additional voice time) are non-refundable. This includes billing intervals in which you surrender an invention, leave an invention idle, cancel mid-interval, or do not use the Service. Surrendering an invention does not entitle you to a refund or subscription credit.
7.6 Price changes. We may change subscription prices. We will give you notice of a price change before it applies to your renewal, by email, in-app notice, or both. The change takes effect at your next renewal after the notice. If you do not accept the new price, you may cancel before that renewal.
7.7 Failed or late payment. If a charge fails or a payment is past due, we may suspend or limit access to paid features until payment is resolved, and we may cancel the subscription after a reasonable attempt to collect.
7.8 Team and multi-seat subscriptions. A Self-Starter subscription may include access for more than one collaborator on a single venture. The account holder who purchases the subscription is responsible for the subscription, for managing seats, and for the conduct of the collaborators they invite. Collaborators act under, and are bound by, these Terms and the Self-Starter Addendum. Roles and permissions among collaborators are described in the Self-Starter Addendum.
7.9 Scholarships and promotional access. NeuralClaim may offer scholarships, grants, promotional access, discounts, or credits at its sole discretion. These are not cash equivalents, are not transferable, and may substitute for some or all of a subscription fee for a defined period. Recipients have the same obligations under these Terms as paying subscribers.
7.10 Taxes. Prices may not include taxes. You are responsible for any sales, use, value-added, or similar taxes associated with your subscription, and for any taxes resulting from compensation or licensing revenue you receive through the Service.
8. Intellectual property; our rights
8.1 The Service, including its software, design, content, trademarks, and documentation, is owned by NeuralClaim or our licensors and is protected by intellectual property law. Except for the limited rights granted in these Terms, nothing here transfers any IP right from NeuralClaim to you.
8.2 Feedback. If you send us suggestions or feedback, you grant NeuralClaim a perpetual, irrevocable, royalty-free license to use it without compensation or attribution.
9. Termination
9.1 You may terminate your account at any time by emailing hello@neuralclaim.ai. Termination does not waive accrued fees or obligations, and does not automatically surrender launched inventions (see the IP Ownership Policy for the surrender/release process).
9.2 We may suspend or terminate your account immediately if (a) you breach these Terms or the IP Ownership Policy; (b) your use threatens the safety, integrity, or legal standing of the Service or another user; (c) required by law; or (d) we cease offering the Service.
9.3 Sections that by their nature should survive termination survive, including user content licenses granted, ownership, indemnity, disclaimers, limits on liability, and dispute resolution.
10. Disclaimers
10.1 The Service is provided "as is" and "as available," without warranties of any kind, express or implied, to the maximum extent permitted by law, including implied warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, non-infringement, accuracy, and quiet enjoyment.
10.2 No patentability or commercialization guarantee. Similarity scores, novelty labels, prior-art scans, feasibility scores, and launch plans are informational estimates. They are not patent opinions, legal advice, or guarantees of patentability, freedom to operate, commercial success, or funding.
10.3 AI output may contain errors. AI-generated ideas, text, citations, and patent references may be inaccurate or hallucinated. You must independently verify any material you rely on.
11. Limitation of liability
11.1 To the maximum extent permitted by law, NeuralClaim and its affiliates, officers, employees, and agents are not liable for any indirect, incidental, special, consequential, exemplary, or punitive damages, or for any loss of profits, revenues, data, goodwill, or business opportunities, arising out of or related to your use of the Service.
11.2 In any event, the total aggregate liability of NeuralClaim arising out of or related to these Terms or the Service is limited to the greater of (a) the fees you paid NeuralClaim in the twelve (12) months preceding the event giving rise to the claim, or (b) USD $100.
11.3 Some jurisdictions do not allow the exclusions or limits above. In those jurisdictions, these limits apply to the maximum extent permitted by law.
12. Indemnity
You will defend, indemnify, and hold harmless NeuralClaim and its affiliates from any third-party claims, damages, liabilities, losses, and expenses (including reasonable attorneys' fees) arising from (a) your User Content; (b) your use of the Service in violation of these Terms, the IP Ownership Policy, or applicable law; (c) your violation of a third party's rights; or (d) your use of AI-generated output without independent verification.
13. Changes to these Terms
13.1 We may update these Terms from time to time. Material changes will be communicated by email, in-app notice, or both. Continued use after the effective date of the updated Terms constitutes acceptance.
13.2 If you do not accept a material change, your remedy is to stop using the Service and, where applicable, follow the account termination process in Section 9. Launched inventions remain under the terms in effect at the time of launch unless otherwise agreed in writing.
14. Dispute resolution
14.1 Governing law. These Terms are governed by the laws of the State of Arizona, USA, without regard to conflict-of-laws principles.
14.2 Informal resolution. Before filing any formal claim, you agree to email hello@neuralclaim.ai describing the dispute. The parties will attempt to resolve informally within 60 days.
14.3 Binding arbitration; class action waiver. Any dispute not resolved informally will be resolved by binding individual arbitration administered by JAMS under its then-current rules, seated in Phoenix, Arizona, USA. You and NeuralClaim each waive the right to a jury trial and to participate in a class or representative action, to the extent permitted by law.
14.4 Exceptions. Either party may bring an individual small-claims action or seek injunctive relief to protect intellectual property, confidential information, or safety.
15. Miscellaneous
15.1 Entire agreement. These Terms, together with the IP Ownership Policy, the Privacy Policy, and any paid-feature or subscription terms, constitute the entire agreement between you and NeuralClaim.
15.2 Severability. If any provision is held unenforceable, the rest remains in effect, and the unenforceable provision will be reformed to the minimum extent necessary.
15.3 No waiver. Our failure to enforce a right or provision is not a waiver of that right or provision.
15.4 Assignment. You may not assign these Terms without our written consent. We may assign these Terms in connection with a merger, acquisition, or sale of substantially all assets.
15.5 Notices. We may provide notices by email to your account email or in-app. You may give notices to hello@neuralclaim.ai.
15.6 Force majeure. Neither party is liable for delay or failure caused by events outside its reasonable control.
16. Contact
NeuralClaim AI, hello@neuralclaim.ai
Support, appeals, and data requests may all be directed to the same address. We respond within a reasonable time.
NeuralClaim AI Privacy Policy
Version 1.0, effective May 1, 2026
NeuralClaim AI, Inc., an Arizona corporation ("NeuralClaim," "we," "us"), operates the NeuralClaim AI service at app.neuralclaim.ai (the "Service"). This Privacy Policy describes what personal information we collect, how we use it, who we share it with, how long we keep it, and what rights you have over it.
This Policy is part of our Terms of Use (v1.3). Capitalized terms not defined here have the meaning given in the Terms.
If you have a privacy question or request, email hello@neuralclaim.ai.
1. Who this Policy applies to
1.1 This Policy applies to anyone who visits, creates an account on, or uses the Service, including visitors to app.neuralclaim.ai, registered Users, Scholarship or Grant recipients, and people who email us. It does not apply to separate services run by third parties even when they are linked from our Service.
2. Information we collect
We collect only what we need to run the Service and the specific features you use. We do not sell your personal information.
2.1 You provide:
- Account information: first name, last name, email, hashed password (managed by Firebase Authentication).
- Signed agreements: typed signature, typed initials, legal- name acknowledgment, checkbox confirmations, timestamp, and approximate IP address captured at signing. Stored for the Account Agreement and the Release Acknowledgment.
- Invention content: prompts, generated ideas, saved drafts, build packets, prior-art notes, feasibility reports, FTO memos, launch plans, LaunchBot and Nuro chat transcripts, and any files you upload.
- Settings + support messages: anything you enter in the Settings page or send us at hello@neuralclaim.ai.
- Payment details (if you subscribe): entered directly into Stripe's checkout. NeuralClaim does not receive or store your card number; we receive a tokenized reference, payment status, and receipt.
2.2 We generate about you:
- Safety events: when the Service's AI refuses a request on ethical-safeguard grounds, we log the event timestamp, the kind of refusal, the query excerpt (truncated), and a status indicator (lockout or suspension). See Terms §4.
- Usage records: which features you used, when, idea lifecycle transitions (Draft / Committed / Released), Scholarship or Grant history.
- Technical logs: server access logs, error traces, and timings captured by our hosting provider (Google Cloud Run).
- IP monitor data: keyword watchlists seeded from your Launched Inventions and the patents matched against them.
2.3 We receive automatically:
- Browser + device metadata: user-agent string, coarse IP location (country / region), session identifiers, and similar fields transmitted by your browser when you load a page.
- Cookies: see Section 8.
2.4 What we do NOT collect:
- We do not collect government ID numbers, biometric data, or financial account numbers (other than Stripe-tokenized payment details as described above).
- We do not run third-party advertising or analytics trackers on the Service as of the Policy's effective date.
- We do not monitor typing speed, mouse movements, or session recordings.
3. How we use your information
We use the information in Section 2 to:
a. Operate the Service: sign you in, show you your ideas, generate content on your behalf, run the Invention Generator, LaunchBot, Nuro, and the IP Monitor. b. Fulfill the agreements you sign: record your Account Agreement and Release Acknowledgment so we can demonstrate what you agreed to and when. c. Protect the Service and other users: detect and prevent abuse, enforce Terms §4 (acceptable use), apply the lockout / suspension logic described in Terms §4.2, and review appeals. d. Process payments (when applicable): through Stripe. e. Send you service-related email: account confirmations, appeal responses, release-scheduled notifications, IP-monitor alerts if you opt in, and similar transactional messages. f. Improve the Service: understand aggregate usage patterns, fix bugs, improve safety classifiers. When we use your content for improvement, we de-identify or aggregate it first. g. Comply with law: respond to lawful requests, enforce our Terms, and protect our legal rights.
We do not use your content to train NeuralClaim's or third parties' general-purpose AI models. Each AI provider we send prompts to contractually commits, under its commercial API terms, not to train its public models on our traffic: Microsoft Azure OpenAI (the Invention Generator, LaunchBot, and the Workshop), Anthropic (Nuro coaching and memory), and OpenAI (voice practice).
4. When we share information
NeuralClaim does not sell personal information. We share only in these specific circumstances:
a. Service providers ("processors") who run infrastructure on our behalf under contractual confidentiality duties:
| Provider | What they handle |
|---|---|
| Google (Firebase Authentication, Realtime Database, Cloud Storage, Cloud SQL/Postgres, Cloud Run, Cloud Functions, BigQuery) | Account + authentication, stored idea content, signed-agreement records, coaching memory and conversation data, backend compute, patent-data queries |
| Microsoft (Azure OpenAI) | Prompts + completions for the Invention Generator, LaunchBot, and the Workshop |
| Anthropic (Claude) | Prompts + completions for Nuro coaching, memory extraction, and related reasoning |
| OpenAI | Voice practice only: speech-to-text, in-session reasoning, and text-to-speech for live Nuro voice sessions |
| Stripe | Payments (if you subscribe) |
| Resend | Transactional email |
These providers process data for NeuralClaim's purposes only and not for their own, and are contractually committed not to train their public models on our traffic. Our semantic-search and embedding model (SBERT) is self-hosted on NeuralClaim's own infrastructure, so the text it embeds is not sent to any third party. Voice-session audio transcripts are deleted after the session report is generated.
b. Other Users: a planned, upcoming Community Library may, in the future, let inventors choose to publish a released invention (never your personal contact info) so others can learn from it. This feature is not active at launch. Publishing is always optional, never happens without your explicit permission, and not every project will be eligible. If you do choose to publish, you are attributed anonymously by default, and you can opt in to named attribution from your Settings before the Final Release Date.
c. Safety appeals: if you appeal an account suspension, the relevant safety-event excerpts are reviewed internally by NeuralClaim admins and, for high-severity cases, by a superadmin.
d. Law / safety / acquisition: we disclose information when required by law, to protect the safety of a person, to enforce our Terms, or in connection with a merger, acquisition, or sale of substantially all of our assets (successor is bound by this Policy or a policy at least as protective).
We require any recipient of shared information to use it only for the specific purpose we share it for.
5. International transfers
5.1 NeuralClaim is based in Arizona, USA. Most of our processors operate in multiple regions; for example, Google Cloud data typically resides in United States regions, but Google's services may replicate across regions. Azure OpenAI processes data in Microsoft's US regions.
5.2 If you are outside the United States, your information is transferred to and processed in the United States and potentially other countries with data-protection laws that differ from your country's. By using the Service you consent to that transfer.
5.3 For European Users: the transfer is grounded on the applicable Standard Contractual Clauses our processors have committed to, the UK International Data Transfer Addendum where applicable, and your consent as expressed by using the Service. Contact hello@neuralclaim.ai for the specific mechanism.
6. How long we keep data
6.1 Account and content: kept while your account is active and for up to 2 years after you close the account, then deleted. Earlier deletion on request (Section 7).
6.2 Signed agreements: kept for 7 years after the agreement's termination, to allow us to respond to legal or regulatory inquiries.
6.3 Safety event logs: kept for 2 years. Aggregated, de-identified safety-event counts may be kept indefinitely.
6.4 Payment records: retained per applicable tax and accounting law (typically 7 years in the US).
6.5 Released ideas (planned Community Library): the Community Library is a planned, upcoming feature and is not active at launch. If and when it launches and you choose to publish a released invention, that published invention may be retained indefinitely as part of the library, because other Users may subsequently build on it. Publishing is always optional and never happens without your permission.
6.6 Technical logs: 90 days for most access logs, longer for logs involved in an active investigation or appeal.
7. Your rights
Regardless of where you live, you can always:
- See your data. Email hello@neuralclaim.ai with the subject "Data access request." We'll provide an export of your account data, signed agreements, saved drafts, and launched-idea history within 30 days.
- Correct your data. Update your name, email, or other account fields in the Settings page, or email us for fields we haven't made user-editable.
- Delete drafts. Use the "Delete draft" button on Home for any draft idea. The draft is archived and removed from your active workspace.
- Surrender launched inventions. Use the surrender option on the idea's page or the Workshop wrap-up. See Terms §6 and the Release Acknowledgment.
- Delete your account. Email hello@neuralclaim.ai with the subject "Account deletion request." We will delete active content within 30 days, subject to the retention periods in Section 6 for signed agreements and payment records.
- Appeal a lockout or suspension. Email hello@neuralclaim.ai. We review every appeal.
In addition to the above, if you are in California, you have rights under the CCPA / CPRA including the right to know, delete, correct, and limit use of sensitive personal information, and the right to non-discrimination for exercising your rights. If you are in the EU, UK, or EEA, you have rights under GDPR / UK-GDPR including access, rectification, erasure, portability, restriction, and objection, and the right to lodge a complaint with your supervisory authority. Contact hello@neuralclaim.ai to exercise any of these rights; we do not require you to use a specific form.
Authorized agents. California residents may designate an authorized agent to act on their behalf. Agent requests must include a signed permission from the resident and enough information for us to verify the resident's identity.
Non-discrimination. We do not deny service, charge different prices, or degrade service quality because you exercised a privacy right.
8. Cookies and similar technologies
8.1 We use only strictly functional browser storage:
- Authentication tokens (required): sign-in is handled by Firebase Authentication, which stores your session tokens in your browser's local storage / IndexedDB so your login persists across page loads. These tokens authenticate you to the Service and are not used for tracking.
- Functional session storage: the web app may store small, non-identifying values needed for the interface to work (for example, your detected timezone or UI state).
8.2 We do not use advertising cookies, third-party analytics cookies, or cross-site tracking pixels as of the Policy's effective date. If we add any in the future, we will update this Policy and surface a consent prompt where required by law.
8.3 You can clear or block this storage in your browser. The Service relies on it for persistent login; blocking it will require you to log in on every page load.
9. Children
9.1 The Service is for individuals 18 years of age or older (see Terms §1). We do not knowingly collect personal information from children under 13. If we learn that we have done so, we will delete the data and close the account.
9.2 If you believe we have collected data from a child under 13, email hello@neuralclaim.ai.
10. Security
10.1 We protect information using industry-standard controls, including encryption in transit (HTTPS) and at rest on our hosting providers, authentication and least-privilege access controls, and the encrypted session cookies described in Section 8.1.
10.2 No system is perfectly secure. If we discover a breach that meaningfully affects you, we will notify you by email as required by applicable law.
11. Automated decision-making
11.1 We use automated systems that affect you in limited ways:
a. Safety lockouts and suspensions (Terms §4.2): a threshold count of AI-safeguard refusals triggers an automatic 24-hour lockout or account suspension. You can appeal either outcome to hello@neuralclaim.ai. Every appeal is reviewed by a human admin. b. Novelty / similarity scoring: the Service produces similarity scores and feasibility labels. These are informational estimates. They are not decisions about you, and they do not produce legal or similarly significant effects.
11.2 If you are in the EU/UK and object to automated decisions taken under Article 22 GDPR, contact hello@neuralclaim.ai; we will review the decision manually.
12. Changes to this Policy
12.1 We may update this Policy. When we make a material change we will notify you by email or a prominent in-app notice at least 14 days before the change takes effect.
12.2 If you continue to use the Service after the update takes effect, the updated Policy applies. Your choices if you do not agree to a material change are to stop using the Service and request account deletion under Section 7.
13. Contact
For any privacy question, request, correction, appeal, or complaint:
NeuralClaim AI, Inc. Attn: Privacy hello@neuralclaim.ai
We respond to privacy requests within 30 days.
NeuralClaim AI: What We Do and Don't Do
Version 1.1, Effective June 15, 2026
This page is a plain-language summary of what NeuralClaim is, and what it is not, across the professional areas our tools touch: patents and intellectual property, funding and grants, and forming a business. It gathers in one place the boundaries that also appear throughout our Terms of Use, our IP Ownership Policy, and inside the product itself.
It is here for transparency. It is not legal advice, and it does not replace the professionals named at the end. Where anything here differs from the Terms of Use, the Terms of Use control.
The short version
NeuralClaim helps you organize, develop, and stress-test your own work, and it surfaces public information you might otherwise never find. It does not stand in for a licensed professional, and it never hands you a professional verdict. We help you arrive at a lawyer, an accountant, or a grant office better prepared and asking sharper questions. We are not a substitute for any of them.
A simple way to hold it: we organize what is yours and we read what is public. We do not certify, qualify, clear, or guarantee anything.
Patents and intellectual property
What we do. We help you generate and refine invention concepts. We assemble an Invention Disclosure Form from the details you provide. We scan public prior art (patents and, where relevant, scientific papers) and give you a plain-language read on how close the nearest results are. We produce a feasibility view and a freedom-to-operate-style analyst memo. For launched inventions, we monitor public patent data for new publications that overlap with your work and explain why they might matter.
What we do not do. We are not a law firm and we give no legal advice. Our similarity scores, novelty labels, prior-art scans, feasibility reads, and freedom-to-operate memos are informational estimates, not patent opinions and not a freedom-to-operate opinion. They do not guarantee that your invention is novel, patentable, or clear of other patents. We are not currently filing patents on your behalf (see the IP Ownership Policy, Section 3). To get a legal opinion or to file, you need a registered patent attorney or patent agent.
Where the line is. We organize and analyze your invention against public information. We will never tell you that you will be granted a patent, or that you are free to operate. Those are legal conclusions, and only a qualified attorney can give them.
Funding and grants
What we do. We match your project to live federal funding opportunities you may be a fit for, sorted by deadline. We help you read a solicitation and organize and draft an application from your own materials. We suggest honest angles for how your work could align with a given call.
What we do not do. We do not verify your eligibility, we do not guarantee funding, and we do not tell you that you "qualify" or that you will be awarded anything. Eligibility is yours to confirm by reading each call and its rules. We do not complete or submit applications for you.
A note on honesty. A federal application is a signed certification. Our writing help is built to tell your real story clearly, never to claim a capability your work does not have. If a call is a poor fit for what you have actually built, the tool will say so plainly and point you toward a better-matched opportunity rather than stretch your project to fit.
Forming and running a business
What we do. We provide education and a readiness checklist for the practical steps of standing up a venture, such as forming an entity, registering on SAM.gov, and thinking about insurance, with links to the official sources. Nuro coaches you on strategy and next steps.
What we do not do. We do not give legal, tax, accounting, or funding-eligibility advice, and we do not render verdicts on which entity you should form or how you will be taxed.
If you cannot afford a professional, you are not stuck. You can file an LLC yourself with your state's Secretary of State, usually $50 to $500, with no lawyer; a lawyer or CPA only helps you CHOOSE the structure when your taxes or equity are complex. Free mentors at SCORE and your local Small Business Development Center walk you through the whole thing. If forming any entity is out of reach, a fiscal sponsor (an existing nonprofit) can let you receive grant funds under their umbrella with no entity of your own. For taxes, the IRS VITA program offers free help to those who qualify. We point you to these because leaving you behind a cost you cannot cover would betray why we exist.
AI output, in general
Everything our AI produces is probabilistic and can be wrong, including citations and patent references, which may be inaccurate or invented. You are responsible for independently verifying anything you rely on. None of it is legal, medical, financial, or professional advice. This mirrors the Terms of Use, Sections 2.2 and 10.
Who can help, and how to do it free if you cannot pay yet
A professional is genuinely valuable for high-stakes decisions, when you can afford one. But "hire a professional" must never be the only door. So here is the free or low-cost route for each, because most of our users do not have a legal budget, and that is exactly who we are built for.
- Patents. A registered patent attorney or agent does the strongest filing. With no budget, you can file a provisional application yourself for about a $65 USPTO micro-entity fee to hold your priority date, publish defensively to block others from patenting your work (free on a preprint server), or get free help from a law-school IP clinic or the USPTO Pro Bono Patent Program (income-qualified).
- Business and contracts. A business attorney is best for complex equity or contracts. For the basics, you can self-file your entity, use a low-cost template for a simple NDA, or get free guidance from SCORE and your local Small Business Development Center.
- Taxes. A CPA helps once real money is involved. The IRS VITA program and SCORE offer free tax help to those who qualify.
- Grants and an entity. If forming a business is out of reach, a fiscal sponsor (an existing nonprofit) can let you receive grant funds under their tax-exempt status with no entity of your own. We are opening a sponsorship waitlist for this.
- The official agencies are free and built for you: the USPTO, SAM.gov, the SBA, your Secretary of State, and the IRS.
We are glad to help you walk in prepared, and we will always show you the free path first.
Questions
Email hello@neuralclaim.ai. We respond within a reasonable time.
NeuralClaim AI IP Ownership Policy
Version 2.0, effective May 1, 2026
This IP Ownership Policy ("Policy") is incorporated into, and is part of, the NeuralClaim AI Terms of Use. Terms not defined here have the meaning given in the Terms of Use.
Because NeuralClaim is a platform where humans, an AI system, and a commercialization pathway all contribute to an invention, ownership depends on where in the lifecycle an invention sits. This Policy defines that lifecycle and the rights of each party at each stage.
1. Definitions
1.1 Idea means any invention concept represented in the Service, whether generated by the Invention Generator, imported from the Community Library, or drafted freely by a User.
1.2 Draft means an Idea that is saved to the Service but has not been Committed.
1.3 Launch means the User has, on an active paid subscription, completed the in-app launch step (Workshop Step 5) and signed the applicable acknowledgment, triggering the full NeuralClaim development pathway: IDF packet, prior-art scan, feasibility review, freedom-to-operate memo, launch plan, and AI coaching (Nuro).
1.4 Launched Idea means an Idea that has been Launched and is not yet Surrendered.
1.5 Surrendered Idea means a Launched Idea the User has surrendered through the in-app Release Acknowledgment. Surrender takes effect immediately and is irreversible.
1.6 Derived Content means material generated by the Service in connection with an Idea: build packets, prior-art synthesis, feasibility reports, launch plans, coaching conversations, FTO memos, and similar outputs.
1.7 User Content is defined in the Terms of Use and includes prompts, signatures, uploads, and messages.
1.8 AI-Generated Material means Ideas and Derived Content produced by the Service's AI assistants (Invention Generator, LaunchBot, Nuro).
2. Drafts: user-owned
2.1 A Draft belongs to the User who saved it.
2.2 The User may delete a Draft freely from the Home workspace at any time. Deleted Drafts are archived in our systems for audit but are removed from the User's active workspace.
2.3 NeuralClaim retains a non-exclusive license to host and process Drafts on the User's behalf, to train internal safety classifiers on refusal patterns (not on the Idea content itself), and to improve the Service. NeuralClaim will not file a patent on a User's Draft or sell a User's Draft to a third party without the User's written consent.
2.4 No independent claim to novelty. Because the Invention Generator is a probabilistic AI system, multiple Users may generate similar or identical Ideas independently. Saving a Draft does not guarantee uniqueness or priority in any jurisdiction.
3. Launched Ideas: stewardship without IP transfer
3.1 When a User Launches an Idea, the User and NeuralClaim enter a stewardship relationship. In summary:
a. User retains ownership. Launching does not transfer invention ownership, patent rights, or any similar rights to NeuralClaim. The User remains the owner and sole inventor of record. b. Platform stewardship. NeuralClaim provides IDF packet generation, prior-art scanning, feasibility analysis, freedom-to-operate review, personalized launch planning, AI coaching (Nuro), IP monitoring, and other subscription services. c. Single-path development. While an invention is Launched, the User will not simultaneously develop the same invention on a competing platform, with outside collaborators not disclosed at Launch, or through an independent, undisclosed patent filing. The scope is the specific invention, not the User's career. d. Confidentiality. Launched Idea details are confidential between the User and NeuralClaim. The obligation survives termination or surrender for three (3) years.
3.2 No patent filings today. NeuralClaim is not currently filing patents on Launched Ideas. If NeuralClaim decides to pursue patent protection for a specific Launched Idea in the future, NeuralClaim and the User will sign a separate Patent Prosecution Agreement at that time, covering patent ownership, prosecution control, cost-sharing, and revenue split. Users are not pre- committing to any specific patent arrangement by launching today.
3.3 Export of Derived Content. While Launched, export or distribution of Derived Content (IDF packets, prior-art memos, feasibility reports, launch plans, coaching transcripts) outside the Service requires NeuralClaim's written consent, which NeuralClaim will not unreasonably withhold for a User's good-faith internal, advisory, or investor-diligence use.
4. Surrender: voluntary, immediate forfeit
4.1 A User may surrender a Launched Idea at any time by signing the in-app Release Acknowledgment. It requires the User's typed legal name and initials and explicit acknowledgment that:
- the surrender is voluntary and irreversible; and
- after surrender, the invention is removed from the platform's exclusivity ("no-fly") list, so other Users may independently generate, adapt, and pursue the same or similar concepts.
4.2 Immediate effect. Surrender takes effect the moment it is signed. There is no holding period, and the action cannot be undone. NeuralClaim may retain a backup copy in its systems for a limited period solely for audit, security, and legal-compliance purposes, after which it is deleted (see the Privacy Policy).
4.3 Effects of surrender.
a. The Idea becomes a Surrendered Idea. b. The invention's generated artifacts (IDF packet, prior-art scan, feasibility report, FTO memo, launch plan, coaching threads) are removed from the User's workspace. c. The invention's launch slot is freed for the User to launch a different invention. d. The invention is removed from the no-fly exclusivity list; other Users may subsequently generate similar concepts. e. The User no longer holds any economic or proprietary rights in the Surrendered Idea. f. Subscription fees are not refunded. g. If any patent application has been filed on the Idea before surrender under a Patent Prosecution Agreement (see §3.2), the terms of that agreement govern. Absent such an agreement, any patent filing remains the sole property of the User.
4.4 Abandonment. If the User cancels their subscription or fails to engage with a Launched Idea for an extended period and does not respond to NeuralClaim's outreach, NeuralClaim may, after reasonable notice, treat the Idea as surrendered under this Section.
5. AI-Generated Material
5.1 The Service's AI assistants generate Derived Content and, in the Invention Generator, generate Ideas.
5.2 Ideas generated by the Invention Generator are not owned by the User until the User affirmatively saves them as Drafts and then, if they choose, Launch them. An unsaved AI-generated Idea has no exclusive owner; NeuralClaim retains no claim to it beyond the Service's general rights.
5.3 Derived Content (IDF packet, prior-art synthesis, feasibility report, launch plan, coaching transcripts, FTO memo) is produced by the Service under the User's guidance. While an Idea is a Draft, Derived Content associated with it is a Draft work product under Section 2. Once the Idea is Launched, Derived Content is governed by Section 3 of this Policy. Once Surrendered, Derived Content may be retained by NeuralClaim in redacted / abstracted form for operational and research purposes.
5.4 AI accuracy. AI-Generated Material is probabilistic and may be incorrect or incomplete. Nothing the AI generates constitutes legal, medical, financial, or professional advice. Users are responsible for independently verifying any AI-Generated Material before relying on it.
6. Community Library (planned)
6.1 A public Community Library, surfacing ideas for other Users to view and adopt, is planned but not active at launch.
6.2 Your surrendered ideas are opt-in. If and when the Community Library launches, a Launched Idea you surrender is never added to it automatically. We will ask for your explicit, separate consent before any idea you authored is published, and you may decline. Until the Library launches, surrendered ideas are not republished at all; surrender simply removes the invention from the no-fly exclusivity list (Section 4).
6.3 One exception: NeuralClaim's own autonomous generator. NeuralClaim is building an autonomous system that originates its OWN unmet-needs concepts, independent of any User. Because NeuralClaim authors and owns that material outright, those entries may populate the Community Library without a User opt-in. They are not your surrendered ideas and never draw on your content.
6.4 If and when the Library launches, NeuralClaim will update this Policy to describe exactly how ideas enter it, how adoption works, and the consent flow in 6.2.
7. Promotional access
7.1 NeuralClaim may, at its sole discretion, offer promotional access, discounts, or credits toward a subscription.
7.2 Promotional access does not alter the ownership rights set out in Sections 2, 3, and 4. It is not a cash equivalent and is not transferable.
8. Ethical limits
8.1 NeuralClaim will not pursue, file, or publish Ideas that violate Section 4.1 of the Terms of Use (Acceptable Use). If a Launched Idea is later found to violate those limits, NeuralClaim may treat the Idea as surrendered under Section 4 upon notice to the User, and may decline to prosecute any pending patent application.
8.2 NeuralClaim advocates humane alternatives to animal testing (organ-on-chip, digital twins, AI-driven biosimulation) and will not support or pursue Ideas that rely on animal testing, vivisection, or live-animal experimentation.
9. Monitoring and alerts
9.1 When a User Launches an Idea, NeuralClaim seeds an IP-monitoring watchlist for that Idea and scans public patent data periodically for new publications that overlap with the Idea. Matching publications surface in the User's IP-monitoring view, accompanied by Nuro's interpretation of whether and why they matter.
9.2 Monitoring is a best-effort, informational service. It is not a substitute for a freedom-to-operate opinion from a qualified patent attorney. Missing an alert does not create liability on NeuralClaim's part.
10. Changes to this Policy
10.1 NeuralClaim may update this Policy. Material changes will be communicated by email, in-app notice, or both.
10.2 For Launched Ideas, the terms in effect at the time of launch control if they conflict with a later version of this Policy, unless the User agrees in writing to the updated Policy.
11. Contact
Questions, appeals, export requests, and Release-related inquiries may be directed to hello@neuralclaim.ai. We respond within a reasonable time.
NeuralClaim AI Release Acknowledgment
Version 1.1, effective June 15, 2026
This Release Acknowledgment ("Acknowledgment") governs the voluntary surrender of a Launched Idea from NeuralClaim AI, Inc.'s development pathway.
When you confirm a surrender in the app (from the Workshop wrap-up or the idea's page) with your typed full legal name, typed initials, and the affirmative acknowledgments captured in the surrender dialog, you sign this Acknowledgment. Those inputs together constitute a valid electronic signature under the E-SIGN Act and the Arizona Electronic Transactions Act.
Capitalized terms not defined here have the meaning given in the Terms of Use and the IP Ownership Policy.
1. What you are doing
1.1 By confirming a surrender, you voluntarily and permanently surrender the Launched Idea (identified by the idea ID captured in the surrender dialog) from NeuralClaim's development pathway.
1.2 Surrender is immediate and irreversible. There is no holding period and the action cannot be undone. Before you confirm, the app clearly warns you that surrender is permanent.
2. What you are acknowledging
By confirming, you acknowledge each of the following. The Service requires affirmative confirmation for (a) and (b) at the time of signing; paragraphs (c)–(f) are inherent in your signature.
a. Voluntary surrender. You are surrendering this invention voluntarily, without coercion, and with full understanding of the consequences below.
b. Loss of exclusivity; reuse by others. Surrender removes the invention from the platform's exclusivity ("no-fly") list. After surrender, other Users may independently generate, adapt, and pursue the same or similar concepts. A similar concept could be launched by another User before you could re-launch it.
c. No refund. Surrender does not entitle you to a refund or credit of any subscription fee.
d. Artifacts are removed. The invention's generated artifacts (IDF packet, prior-art scan, feasibility report, FTO memo, launch plan, coaching threads) are removed from your workspace. NeuralClaim may retain a backup copy in its systems for a limited period solely for audit, security, and legal-compliance purposes, after which it is deleted, and may retain Derived Content in abstracted or redacted form for operational and research purposes (see the Privacy Policy and IP Ownership Policy §5.3).
e. Confidentiality continues. NeuralClaim's confidentiality obligations continue for three (3) years from disclosure, even after surrender (IP Ownership Policy §3.1(d)).
f. No patent application pre-surrender. As of the date of this Acknowledgment, NeuralClaim is not filing patents on Launched Ideas absent a separate Patent Prosecution Agreement (IP Ownership Policy §3.2). If such an agreement has been signed for this invention and a patent application has been filed, the disposition of that application is governed by that agreement, not by this Acknowledgment.
3. Effect of surrender
3.1 On confirmation, effective immediately:
a. The Idea becomes a Surrendered Idea. b. The invention's generated artifacts are removed from your workspace. c. The invention's launch slot is freed for you to launch a different invention. d. The invention is removed from the no-fly exclusivity list; other Users may subsequently generate similar concepts. e. Any IP monitoring (watchlist scanning and alerts) for this invention stops. f. You retain no further exclusive economic or proprietary rights in the Surrendered Idea.
3.2 Community Library (planned). A public Community Library, in which surrendered ideas could be made available for other Users to adopt, is planned but not active at launch. Surrendering an invention today does not publish it to any public library. If and when such a library launches, NeuralClaim will update this Acknowledgment and the IP Ownership Policy and obtain any consent required before publishing a User's content.
3.3 Provisions that by their nature should survive termination survive, including the IP Ownership Policy's confidentiality obligation (§3.1(d)), the Terms of Use's non-refundability, limitation of liability (§11), and dispute-resolution clause (§14).
4. What you are not giving up
4.1 Your account. Surrendering this invention does not affect your account, any other inventions you hold, or your ability to start or launch new ideas in the Service.
4.2 Your inventor history. You remain the original human inventor of record for the surrendered invention. If anyone ever files a patent on the invention (whether you, NeuralClaim, or a third party), your contribution remains part of the invention's history.
4.3 Your rights under the other NeuralClaim agreements for any invention other than this surrendered one. The Terms of Use and IP Ownership Policy continue to apply to you for everything else.
5. Signature
The Service captures the following at signing time. These fields together constitute your electronic signature to this Acknowledgment:
- Typed full legal name (required): (captured)
- Typed initials (required): (captured)
- Confirmation acknowledging §2(a) (required): (captured)
- Confirmation acknowledging §2(b) (required): (captured)
- Signing timestamp: (captured)
- Invention idea ID: (captured)
6. Governing law and dispute resolution
6.1 This Acknowledgment is governed by the laws of the State of Arizona, USA, without regard to conflict-of-laws principles.
6.2 Disputes under this Acknowledgment are resolved per Terms of Use §14: informal resolution first, then binding individual JAMS arbitration seated in Phoenix, Arizona, with a class-action waiver.
7. Related documents
This Acknowledgment is read together with, and incorporates by reference:
- NeuralClaim AI Terms of Use
- NeuralClaim AI IP Ownership Policy
- NeuralClaim AI Privacy Policy
If any provision of this Acknowledgment conflicts with the above for matters specific to surrender, this Acknowledgment controls.
NeuralClaim AI Self-Starter Addendum
Version 1.0, effective June 15, 2026
This Self-Starter Addendum ("Addendum") applies to you if you subscribe to the NeuralClaim Self-Starter tier. It adds to, and is part of, the NeuralClaim AI Terms of Use, IP Ownership Policy, and Privacy Policy. Capitalized terms not defined here have the meaning given in those documents. Where this Addendum conflicts with the Terms of Use on a matter specific to Self-Starter, this Addendum controls.
1. What Self-Starter is
1.1 Self-Starter is for established inventors, founders, and teams who bring their own existing invention and supporting materials into NeuralClaim ("bring-your-own-IP"). Instead of generating ideas with the Invention Generator, you upload and develop intellectual property you already have.
1.2 Self-Starter applies the full development pathway (IDF packet, prior-art scanning, feasibility review, freedom-to-operate memo, launch plan, AI coaching, and IP monitoring) to your uploaded materials, and adds document ingestion, no-fly inclusion, and priority support. Self-Starter does not include AI idea generation.
1.3 Self-Starter is billed once every six months and carries a six-month minimum commitment, as described in Terms of Use Section 7.
2. Your attestation
2.1 When you start a Self-Starter venture and when you upload materials, you attest that:
"The invention(s) and supporting materials I am uploading were conceived and developed outside NeuralClaim AI, and are my own work or my organization's work. I have the right to upload them. I understand that a false attestation terminates my subscription without refund."
2.2 You are responsible for the accuracy of that attestation. If it is false, or if your uploaded materials infringe or misappropriate someone else's rights, NeuralClaim may suspend or terminate your Self-Starter subscription without refund, in addition to any other remedy.
2.3 Self-Starter applications may be reviewed before approval. NeuralClaim may approve, decline, or request more information, and may use an automatic-approval setting at its discretion.
3. Your uploaded materials
3.1 Ownership. You keep ownership of the documents and materials you upload. Uploading does not transfer ownership to NeuralClaim.
3.2 License to operate. You grant NeuralClaim a non-exclusive license to store, process, chunk, embed, and otherwise use your uploaded materials only as needed to provide the Self-Starter services to you and your venture (for example, to assemble context for AI coaching and to generate your IDF packet and prior-art analysis). This license is limited to operating the Service for you, and it ends, except for routine backups and legal-compliance retention, when you delete the materials or close the venture. NeuralClaim does not use your uploaded materials to train general-purpose AI models, consistent with the Privacy Policy.
3.3 File limits. Uploads are subject to the file-type and size limits shown in the app. NeuralClaim may reject or remove files that exceed those limits, fail to process, or appear to violate Terms of Use Section 4 (Acceptable Use).
3.4 Confidentiality. NeuralClaim treats your uploaded materials as your confidential information, consistent with IP Ownership Policy Section 3.
4. No-fly inclusion
4.1 To protect your invention, the titles and key concepts of inventions you bring into Self-Starter are added to the platform's exclusivity ("no-fly") list. This helps prevent other Users from generating the same concept through the Invention Generator while your venture is active.
4.2 No-fly inclusion is a best-effort platform safeguard. It is not a patent, a registration, or a guarantee of exclusivity in the world, and it does not by itself establish priority in any jurisdiction. It governs only what other Users can generate inside the Service.
4.3 If you close your venture or end your subscription, NeuralClaim may remove your entries from the no-fly list.
5. Teams and seats (ventures)
5.1 A Self-Starter subscription is organized around a venture. The account holder who purchases the subscription is the venture's founder and is responsible for the subscription, for managing seats, and for the conduct of the people they invite.
5.2 Roles. The founder may invite collaborators to the venture in defined roles:
- Founder: full access, including approving changes to the venture's IP, managing seats, and managing billing. A venture may have more than one founder-level member.
- Contributor: can develop the venture's inventions and add to the shared workspace, but does not control billing or seats.
- Advisor: limited, mostly read-only access to follow along and give input.
The number of seats and the exact permissions for each role are shown in the app and may change as the feature evolves.
5.3 Shared workspace. Members of a venture share access to the venture's inventions, documents, notebook, tasks, and AI coaching context, and may share a common voice-session allowance. The founder controls who has access. By inviting someone, you confirm you have the right to share the venture's materials with them.
5.4 Responsibility for collaborators. The founder is responsible for ensuring collaborators comply with the Terms of Use, this Addendum, and the IP Ownership Policy. NeuralClaim may suspend or remove a seat that violates those terms.
5.5 Removing a seat. The founder may remove a collaborator at any time. Removal ends that person's access to the venture. Content they contributed remains part of the venture.
6. IP monitoring for uploaded inventions
6.1 NeuralClaim extends its IP monitoring to your uploaded inventions by extracting keywords from your materials and scanning public sources periodically for overlapping publications. This is the same best-effort, informational service described in IP Ownership Policy Section 9. It is not a freedom-to-operate opinion and is not a substitute for a qualified patent attorney.
7. What Self-Starter is not
7.1 Member-to-member IP matching. NeuralClaim does not compare or match one Self-Starter member's confidential IP against another member's. That feature is not offered and is not part of this subscription.
7.2 No patent filing or legal advice. As stated in the IP Ownership Policy and the Terms of Use, NeuralClaim is not filing patents and does not provide legal advice. Self-Starter organizes and develops your own disclosure; it does not replace a patent attorney.
8. Cancellation and termination
8.1 You may cancel as described in Terms of Use Section 7. Because Self-Starter carries a six-month minimum, cancellation stops the next six-month renewal; access continues through the interval you have paid for, and interval fees are not refunded except where required by law.
8.2 On termination, your access to the venture ends. NeuralClaim deletes active uploaded materials within a reasonable period, subject to the retention periods in the Privacy Policy, and may retain abstracted or redacted derived content for operational and research purposes.
8.3 A false attestation (Section 2) or a violation of Terms of Use Section 4 may result in immediate termination without refund.
9. Relationship to the other agreements
9.1 This Addendum is read together with the Terms of Use, the IP Ownership Policy, and the Privacy Policy. For Self-Starter-specific matters, this Addendum controls if it conflicts with the Terms of Use. Dispute resolution, governing law, disclaimers, and limitation of liability follow the Terms of Use.
10. Contact
Questions about Self-Starter, attestation, uploads, or seats may be directed to hello@neuralclaim.ai. We respond within a reasonable time.
NeuralClaim AI: Copyright and DMCA Policy
Version 1.0, Effective June 15, 2026
NeuralClaim AI, Inc. respects the intellectual property of others and asks the people who use the Service to do the same. This policy explains how to report material on the Service that you believe infringes your copyright, and how we respond, under the U.S. Digital Millennium Copyright Act (the "DMCA"), 17 U.S.C. Section 512.
This policy applies mainly to material that users provide or upload, for example documents brought into a Self-Starter venture. Capitalized terms not defined here have the meaning given in the Terms of Use.
Reporting claimed infringement
If you own a copyright, or are authorized to act for the owner, and you believe material on the Service infringes that copyright, send a written notice to our designated agent at hello@neuralclaim.ai with the subject line "DMCA Notice." To be effective under Section 512(c)(3), your notice must include all of the following:
- Your physical or electronic signature.
- Identification of the copyrighted work you say has been infringed (or a representative list, if several works are covered by one notice).
- Identification of the material you say is infringing, and information reasonably sufficient to let us locate it, such as the venture, the file name, or a description.
- Your contact information: name, mailing address, telephone number, and email address.
- A statement that you have a good-faith belief that the use of the material is not authorized by the copyright owner, its agent, or the law.
- A statement that the information in your notice is accurate, and, under penalty of perjury, that you are the copyright owner or are authorized to act on the owner's behalf.
Please send complete notices. An incomplete notice may delay our response.
How we respond
When we receive a valid notice, we will act expeditiously to remove or disable access to the material we determine is allegedly infringing, notify the user who provided it that we have done so, and keep a record of the notice. We may also remove material proactively if we have a good-faith belief that it infringes or violates the Terms of Use.
Counter-notification
If your material was removed or disabled and you believe that was a mistake or a misidentification, you may send a written counter-notice to hello@neuralclaim.ai with the subject line "DMCA Counter-Notice." Under Section 512(g), your counter-notice must include:
- Your physical or electronic signature.
- Identification of the material that was removed or disabled, and the location where it appeared before it was removed.
- A statement, under penalty of perjury, that you have a good-faith belief the material was removed or disabled as a result of mistake or misidentification.
- Your name, address, and telephone number, and a statement that you consent to the jurisdiction of the federal district court for the judicial district in which your address is located (or, if your address is outside the United States, for any judicial district in which NeuralClaim may be found), and that you will accept service of process from the person who filed the original notice or that person's agent.
If we receive a valid counter-notice, we may restore the material in 10 to 14 business days, unless the person who filed the original notice tells us they have filed a court action seeking to keep the material down.
Repeat infringers
In appropriate circumstances, and consistent with Section 512(i), NeuralClaim will suspend or terminate the accounts of users who are repeat infringers.
Misrepresentations
Under Section 512(f), a person who knowingly materially misrepresents that material is infringing, or that material was removed or disabled by mistake, may be liable for damages. Please do not make a claim, or a counter-claim, unless you genuinely believe it.
Designated agent
Notices and counter-notices should be directed to:
NeuralClaim AI, Inc. Attn: DMCA Agent hello@neuralclaim.ai
Not legal advice
This policy describes a process and is provided for transparency. It is not legal advice. If you are unsure whether material infringes your rights, or how to respond to a notice, consult a qualified attorney.