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SYMBOT LTD · LEGAL
One company. Different relationships.
Choose what you are using. The document attached to that product, repository or engagement is the one that matters.
- Status
- Current
- Applies to
- Anyone looking for the controlling terms, privacy notice, software licence or IP guidance for SYM.BOT and its products.
- Updated
- 28 September 2026
SYMBOT LTD works across public research, open-source infrastructure and proprietary enterprise software. A single set of terms cannot describe those relationships accurately. This page routes you to the right document.
Choose your relationship
- Browsing sym.bot
- Read the Website terms and this Privacy notice.
- Using a public repository
- Read the LICENSE and NOTICE files in that repository. Our Software licensing page is an index, not a replacement for them.
- Using published research or a specification
- Read the licence notice attached to the material and our IP & attribution guidance.
- Evaluating or deploying XMesh Runtime
- Read our XMesh licensing and pricing summary, the licence supplied with the software and any order form or enterprise agreement. A signed agreement controls.
Product documents
| Product | Terms | Privacy |
|---|---|---|
| XMesh Runtime | Developer, Team Mesh and Enterprise Federation licensing, plus the licence supplied with the software and applicable written agreement | |
| MeloTune | melotune.ai/terms | melotune.ai/privacy |
| MeloMotion | Studio information: melomotion.studio. Product-specific terms and privacy documents are not linked here. | |
Creative provenance
MeloMotion Studio (melomotion.studio) is owned by SYMBOT LTD. Its ideas, plots, styles, designs and stories are the founder’s original work for the company; images and motion are rendered from them with AI models (text-to-image, image-to-video).
Company information
SYM.BOT is the trading name of SYMBOT LTD, a company registered in Scotland under company number SC856218.
Contact: contact@sym.bot
Priority of documents
A signed agreement or order form controls the engagement it covers. A repository licence controls the version of code distributed with it. A product-specific policy controls that product. General website pages do not silently expand or reduce those rights.