Intellectual Property

In plain words

Three kinds of property live on this platform: ours, yours, and other people's. This document keeps them straight.

The original illustration library, the wolf characters, and the product design belong to CyberWolfAI LLC. Your family's documents and your child's work belong to you. Published curricula belong to their publishers.

What belongs to CyberWolfAI LLC

The original illustration library, the wolf characters, and the overall product design of Little Lobos Academy are the property of CyberWolfAI LLC.

That includes the artwork, character designs, interface design, lesson activity designs, and the software that runs the platform.

The name Little Lobos Academy and its logo identify our product; please do not use them in ways that suggest we made or endorsed something we did not.

How your family may use our content

Your subscription or account gives your family a personal, non-commercial license to use the platform and its content for learning at home, in your homeschool, or in your practice as an educator or therapist.

It is fine to show the platform to friends or print an activity your child made. Please do not resell our artwork, republish the illustration library, or build a competing product from our characters or designs.

What belongs to your family

Documents you upload, receipts, and your child's own work remain your family's property. Using the platform never transfers ownership of your content to us.

We store your content only to provide the service to you, privately, under our privacy practices.

What belongs to others

Curricula, books, and third-party materials you upload remain the property of their publishers and authors — see our Copyright Policy for details.

Voices generated through our narration partner and other third-party services are used under those services' terms; they are not claimed as anyone's transferred property here.

Legal framework — pending attorney reviewpending legal review

Formal license grant language, trademark registrations, and any enforcement terms must be reviewed by an attorney before public launch.

Until then, this document is an honest plain-language description of who owns what, and we will resolve any gray areas by talking with you, not by surprising you.