Intellectual Property

01Client ownership of deliverables

Unless a signed agreement says otherwise, all custom work we produce for a client - source code, designs, documentation, data models and configuration - is assigned to that client in full on final payment for the relevant phase.

Assignment is written into the statement of work rather than assumed. We will provide source repositories, design files and deployment documentation as part of handover.

02Material you provide to us

Your brand assets, content, data and existing systems remain yours at all times. We take a licence to use them only to the extent necessary to deliver the engagement, and only for its duration.

• Access to your systems is least-privilege and revoked on completion.
• Client data is never reused to train models or to build other products.
• We do not sub-license or resell anything you give us.

03Our pre-existing tools and components

We reuse internal libraries, boilerplate and design-system components across projects. These remain our property, and you receive a perpetual, irrevocable, royalty-free licence to use, modify and distribute them as part of your delivered product.

This is disclosed in the statement of work so there is never a question about what you own outright and what you hold under licence.

04Third-party and open-source components

Modern software is assembled as well as written. We track every third-party dependency we introduce and its licence, and we avoid licences that would restrict your commercial use of the product.

• Permissive licences (MIT, Apache-2.0, BSD) by default.
• Copyleft components only with prior written client approval.
• A dependency and licence inventory is available on request at handover.
• Commercial licences and API subscriptions are purchased in the client’s name where possible.

05Confidentiality

We sign mutual NDAs before disclosure and treat unannounced products, internal processes and commercial terms as confidential indefinitely. Staff are bound by equivalent obligations in their contracts of employment.

Some of our work - including public-sector engagements - cannot be shown publicly. Where a case study exists on this site, it is published with the client’s permission, and restricted material is represented with abstract visuals instead of real screens.

06Our own marks and this website

The Neuro Bridge Technologies name, logo and the content of this website are our property. The firm is registered with the Registrar of Firms, Pakistan. Client names, logos and product marks shown on this site remain the property of their respective owners and are used with permission for identification only.

You may quote or link to material from this website with attribution. Reproducing substantial parts of it, or using our marks in a way that suggests endorsement or partnership, requires written permission.

07AI-assisted development

We use AI tooling to accelerate parts of development. Where AI assistance is used, output is reviewed by an engineer before it enters your codebase, and we do not submit client-confidential code or data to third-party AI services without prior written consent.

08Raising an IP concern

If you believe material on this site or in a delivered product infringes your rights, contact us with a description of the material, where it appears and the basis of your claim. We investigate and respond within five working days.