Version 1.0 – January 24, 2026
Intellectual Property
Protection of creative work
At Oddny, we create things such as texts, designs and software. Everything we create belongs to us. This is called intellectual property.
1. What belongs to Oddny
Examples of what belongs to Oddny:
- texts
- photographs
- designs
- illustrations and graphic material
- comparisons
- databases
- software
- other creative works
All of these remain the property of Oddny, even if you see or use them on our website.
No one may copy, share, modify, sell or otherwise use these without our permission.
Visitors to our website may not reproduce or distribute any content. As a client, you may only use your account personally. This use is personal and non-commercial.
2. Our name and brand
The name Oddny, our logo and everything related to our brand belong to us. No one may use, imitate or create anything similar without our permission.
3. Inventions and new ideas
If we create something new, such as a product, service or process, we may apply for a patent. This gives us the exclusive right to produce, use and sell it.
4. What happens if you break the rules
If anyone violates these rules, we may take the following actions:
Immediate cessation
We may immediately prohibit you from using our property. We are not required to warn you first.
Damages
You may be held liable for all damages we suffer, both direct and indirect. We may also reclaim any profits you made using our rights.
Legal action
If legal proceedings are initiated, we may recover all costs, including attorney fees and other legal expenses.
5. Additional provisions
The fact that we do not immediately act against a violation does not mean we waive our rights. All our rights remain in full force.