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● POLICIES & TERMS

BUSINESS POLICIES AND TERMS

Draft revised October 30, 2026

These policies and terms govern the public Marathon Runtime website, its published materials, business inquiries, intellectual-property notices, and related website interactions. Separate written agreements may apply to software and services.

Draft for legal reviewPolicy content is not yet approved for public release. Confirm actual practices, legal obligations, and contact channels before publication.
POLICIES & TERMS
01Privacy Policy02Cookie & Tracking Notice03Website Terms of Use04Acceptable Use Policy05Website & Technology Disclaimers06Intellectual Property Notice07Trademark & Brand Usage Notice08Software Licensing Notice09Investor & Funding Disclosures10Website Security Statement11Responsible Disclosure Policy12Accessibility Statement13Documentation & Technical Content Terms
POLICIES & TERMS

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01Privacy Policy

Scope and responsible organization

This notice describes the public website operated for Marathon Runtime, LLC ("Marathon Runtime," "we," "us," or "our"), including marathonruntime.com and pages that link to this notice. It concerns this informational website and related business inquiries, not the data practices of future products, customer deployments, or separately contracted services. Those activities may require additional notices and agreements.

Information you provide

If you email us or initiate a business, licensing, intellectual-property, or investment inquiry, you may provide your name, organization, email address, contact details, the topic of your inquiry, and the information you choose to include. Do not send passwords, proprietary source code, sensitive personal information, confidential inventions, or nonpublic financial information through an unsolicited inquiry.

The current website form prepares a message in your own email application. It does not itself upload or submit the form fields to a Marathon Runtime web server. Information is transmitted only if you choose to send that email. If a hosted submission service is introduced, this notice must be revised before it is enabled.

Technical and hosting information

When a browser requests a website, hosting and network providers may process technical data needed to deliver and secure the site. This may include IP address, device and browser information, requested URLs, approximate location inferred from IP address, timestamps, diagnostic data, and security events. The site is planned for hosting through Cloudflare; the provider’s actual logging, retention, and security configuration must be verified against the production account.

Third-party resources

The current design loads font resources from Google Fonts. Requesting these resources may transmit technical information, including IP address and browser request details, to the font provider. Links to third-party websites may lead to services governed by their own privacy practices. Marathon Runtime does not control those external notices.

Purposes of processing

Information received in connection with a voluntary inquiry may be used to respond, evaluate a requested relationship, coordinate meetings, maintain business correspondence, protect the website, investigate abuse, meet legal obligations, and keep appropriate business records. We do not intend to use inquiry details for unrelated marketing without an appropriate legal basis, notice, or permission.

Disclosure and service providers

Information may be handled by service providers supporting website hosting, email, security, and professional services, as appropriate to the inquiry. We may also disclose information when required by law, to protect rights and safety, or in connection with a lawful corporate transaction. The identity and functions of service providers may change as website operations evolve; this notice will be updated where required.

The present site is not designed to sell visitor contact information or to operate behavioral-advertising profiles. If future functionality changes these practices, this notice and any required choices must be updated.

Cookies and similar technologies

The supplied website code does not intentionally install a first-party advertising or analytics tracker. Hosting and security providers may nevertheless use necessary cookies or comparable technologies, depending on configuration. Google Fonts makes third-party resource requests. See the Cookie & Tracking Notice for more detail.

Retention

Business correspondence and associated records should be retained only for purposes reasonably related to the inquiry, operational needs, legal obligations, and legitimate dispute-resolution requirements. Retention depends on the nature of the correspondence and applicable obligations. You may contact us about retention relevant to your inquiry.

Security and international processing

Reasonable safeguards are appropriate for the information handled, but no website, email system, or internet transmission can be guaranteed completely secure. Hosting and email providers may process information in locations outside a visitor’s country. Where applicable law requires particular transfer safeguards or notices, we will address those requirements in relation to the services actually used.

Privacy rights and requests

Depending on applicable law and your location, you may have rights to request access, correction, deletion, restriction, portability, or information about processing, and to object or withdraw consent where relevant. These rights are not identical in every jurisdiction and may be subject to exceptions. Send requests to the privacy contact. We may request information reasonably necessary to verify identity and respond to a request.

Children

This website is intended for business and professional audiences and is not directed to children. Visitors should not submit information about children through the inquiry process. If we learn that information requiring deletion has been collected improperly, we will assess and address the matter under applicable law.

Changes and contact

We may revise this notice when site functionality, providers, or legal requirements change. Material changes should be reflected in an updated publication date and, when required, additional notice. Questions may be directed to privacy inquiries or through the company contact page.

02Cookie & Tracking Notice

What cookies are

Cookies are small data items that a website or service may store in a browser. Similar technologies include local storage, pixels, and device identifiers. They can support security, preferences, performance measurement, and advertising.

Current site implementation

In the supplied static website package, Marathon Runtime has not intentionally implemented its own analytics tracker, advertising pixel, marketing cookie, or browser-based profiling system. Navigation and legal-page interactions use ordinary client-side JavaScript. The inquiry form does not store submissions in browser storage or send them to a website backend.

Hosting and security services

Cloudflare or another hosting and security provider may process request metadata or use necessary security technologies depending on the actual deployed configuration. Specific provider-managed cookies, logs, and security challenges depend on the active hosting configuration.

External fonts

The current stylesheet requests fonts from Google Fonts. This creates a connection to a third-party service, which may receive technical request information. The company can reduce this dependency by self-hosting appropriately licensed fonts or using system fonts.

Controls

You can manage or block cookies through browser settings. Blocking security-related cookies may affect some functionality. Any future nonessential tracking or advertising technologies should be assessed for applicable consent and opt-out requirements before activation.

Future changes and contact

If analytics, advertising, embedded media, customer accounts, or other tracking features are introduced, the site should be re-audited and this notice updated with actual providers, purposes, retention periods, and available controls. Direct questions to the privacy contact.

03Website Terms of Use

Scope and acceptance

These Website Terms of Use govern access to the public Marathon Runtime, LLC website. By using the website, you agree to comply with applicable law and these terms to the extent enforceable. If you do not agree, discontinue use. Separate written agreements, when executed, govern software, licensing, pilots, professional services, and other commercial relationships.

Informational nature of the site

The website presents company information, technology concepts, development direction, potential applications, and opportunities for discussion. Descriptions may refer to prototypes, research, planned functionality, or products not generally available. Nothing on the website commits Marathon Runtime to release a product, support a particular feature, provide a service, or meet a timeline.

Permitted use

You may view and share links to publicly accessible pages for lawful informational and business purposes. You may not use the site to interfere with operations, evade access controls, misrepresent an affiliation, transmit malicious code, or collect information through abusive or unauthorized means.

Ownership and reserved rights

Website text, original graphics, design, logos, product names, and related materials may be protected by copyright, trademark, patent, trade-secret, and other laws. Unless a separate written license or applicable law permits otherwise, no rights to software, inventions, source code, branding, or confidential information are granted by visiting this site. See the Intellectual Property Notice.

Business inquiries and submissions

An inquiry does not establish an attorney-client, fiduciary, partnership, employment, investor, customer, or other contractual relationship. Do not submit confidential or proprietary information without a separate written nondisclosure agreement and an agreed submission process. We are not obligated to treat unsolicited ideas as confidential merely because they were sent through an ordinary contact channel.

Third-party links and resources

The website may link to third-party services for convenience. A link is not an endorsement, and Marathon Runtime is not responsible for third-party content, availability, security, or terms. Third-party resources are subject to their own conditions.

No investment offer

Website references to funding, investors, licensing, and strategic partnerships are introductory company information. They are not, by themselves, an offer to sell securities or a solicitation to buy securities. Any securities transaction, if pursued, would require separate documentation and compliance with applicable law. See Investor Disclosures.

Disclaimers

The website and its content are provided for general informational purposes on an "as available" basis. To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, Marathon Runtime disclaims implied warranties regarding accuracy, completeness, uninterrupted access, merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, and noninfringement. Nothing in these terms excludes rights or warranties that cannot lawfully be excluded.

Limitation of liability

To the extent permitted by applicable law, Marathon Runtime is not responsible for losses arising solely from reliance on preliminary website descriptions, temporary site unavailability, or third-party resources. Any limitations that apply to a specific commercial transaction must be addressed in the relevant executed agreement. This clause does not limit liability where doing so is prohibited by law.

Changes and applicable law

We may revise the website or these terms. Updated terms should identify the date of publication. Applicable law and dispute procedures depend on the relevant circumstances and any separately executed agreement; this draft does not designate a governing state or exclusive forum.

Contact

Questions about these terms may be sent to the legal contact or through the contact page.

04Acceptable Use Policy

Scope

This policy applies to access to the public Marathon Runtime website and its public inquiry channels. It is not a substitute for acceptable-use terms that may apply to future licensed products, customer environments, or hosted services.

Lawful and respectful activity

Visitors must comply with applicable law and respect the rights of other users and third parties. Do not use the website to harass, impersonate, defraud, infringe rights, or distribute unlawful or deceptive content.

Security and service integrity

Do not attempt unauthorized access, credential attacks, privilege escalation, malware delivery, disruption, denial of service, or circumvention of security controls. Do not probe nonpublic systems or infrastructure without prior written authorization. Vulnerability reporting should follow the Responsible Disclosure Policy.

Automated access

Reasonable indexing by conventional search engines may occur in accordance with published technical directives. Automated access that degrades performance, circumvents restrictions, harvests personal information, or copies protected content at scale without authorization is prohibited.

Submissions

Do not transmit malicious files, sensitive personal data, passwords, customer records, or confidential invention disclosures through ordinary contact channels. Business inquiries should be accurate and relevant to the stated purpose.

Enforcement

Where technically and legally appropriate, Marathon Runtime may restrict access, investigate suspected abuse, preserve relevant records, and refer unlawful conduct to appropriate authorities. Any response will depend on the circumstances and applicable law.

Contact

Questions about permitted activity may be sent to the legal contact. Security concerns should be directed to the security contact.

05Website & Technology Disclaimers

General information only

The website provides a high-level overview of Marathon Runtime, LLC and its technology portfolio. Content is not legal, investment, accounting, tax, engineering, cybersecurity, or other professional advice. Obtain advice from qualified professionals when making consequential decisions.

Development and prototype status

Some technologies, workflows, illustrations, and user interfaces may represent development efforts, conceptual architectures, prototypes, or proposed future capabilities. Website inclusion does not mean a product is released, supported, commercially available, secure for production, or suitable for a particular deployment.

No guaranteed performance or savings

Statements about efficiency, productivity, automation, scale, cost reduction, or potential enterprise stack replacement describe intended use cases or possible benefits. Actual results depend on implementation, workloads, personnel, costs, contracts, and other factors. No performance metric, financial return, savings amount, or timeline is guaranteed by this site.

Technology and IP descriptions

Architecture and product descriptions are intentionally high-level and may omit proprietary implementation details. They are not complete technical specifications. References to intellectual property do not warrant patent issuance, ownership scope, validity, enforceability, freedom to operate, or trademark registration.

PaaS and IaaS positioning

References to platform or infrastructure business models describe potential commercialization pathways. They do not assert that public cloud infrastructure, compute services, managed hosting, service-level commitments, or any particular deployment model are currently offered. Deployment methods and commercial availability remain subject to company decisions and agreements.

Investment and forward-looking information

Statements concerning future products, funding, partnerships, markets, licensing, commercialization, or strategy may be forward-looking and involve substantial uncertainty. Actual outcomes may differ materially. Nothing here is a securities offering or a guarantee of investment performance. See Investor Disclosures.

External information and updates

Links and third-party references are provided for convenience. Information may change without notice. Marathon Runtime does not warrant that every page is complete, current, or free from error.

Contact

For clarification about technology or commercial status, use the contact page. For legal questions, contact the legal team.

06Intellectual Property Notice

Company and portfolio

Marathon Runtime, LLC develops and manages intellectual-property interests associated with its technology portfolio. References to products, inventions, software architectures, and brands describe company activities and commercial direction; they do not establish the existence, registration, ownership, validity, or enforceability of any particular patent or trademark right. Those matters depend on the applicable records and law.

Copyright and website materials

Unless otherwise indicated, original website text, graphics, illustrations, design, and other creative content are presented as Marathon Runtime materials. Rights in third-party software, fonts, tools, and other incorporated materials remain with their respective owners and may be governed by separate licenses.

Patents and patent applications

The portfolio may include inventions that are the subject of patent applications or other protection efforts. Public descriptions are general and do not identify claim scope, application status, priority, issuance, or freedom to operate. No patent rights are granted by viewing this site. Interested parties should request an approved, appropriately scoped disclosure through the IP contact.

Trade secrets and confidential know-how

Implementation details, internal schemas, source code, security controls, unpublished specifications, business strategies, and other nonpublic materials may be confidential. Their omission from this website is intentional. Do not infer that a public high-level description places underlying confidential information in the public domain.

Trademarks and brands

Marathon Runtime, UDAIOS, MInT Manager, ModeMatrix, MutationGator, Autonoware, AppGen, and other names or graphics may be used as trademarks or trade names. Registration status varies and is not represented here. See the Trademark Notice.

No implied license

Access to this website does not authorize reproduction of software, use of protected marks, creation of derivative works from proprietary materials, sublicensing, reverse engineering, or commercial exploitation. Any rights must arise from applicable law or a separate written agreement signed by an authorized party.

Unsolicited submissions

Do not submit confidential ideas, invention disclosures, source code, or unpublished technical materials without an agreed confidential process. Sending an unsolicited message does not automatically establish confidentiality or transfer ownership of your material. The terms of any proposed collaboration must be documented separately.

Licensing and permissions

For authorized licensing discussions, contact the licensing team. For ownership questions, rights notices, or proposed confidential technical review, contact the intellectual-property team. Requests should identify the material and intended use.

Claims of infringement

If you believe website content infringes rights you control, contact the legal team with identification of the material, the relevant URL, a description of your rights, and a way to respond. Formal statutory notices may require additional information and designated-agent procedures, which must be confirmed with counsel.

07Trademark & Brand Usage Notice

Names and identity

Marathon Runtime and the names of associated technologies and products—including UDAIOS, MInT Manager, ModeMatrix, MutationGator, Autonoware, and AppGen—are used to identify company activities, products, or technology initiatives. A name appearing on this website should not be interpreted as a representation that it is federally registered, registered internationally, or free of third-party claims.

Permitted references

Accurate, non-misleading textual references to the company or a technology brand may be permissible under applicable law. Such references must not imply sponsorship, endorsement, partnership, certification, or a commercial relationship that does not exist.

Logo and artwork use

Do not copy, alter, recolor, combine, or distribute company logos or brand artwork for commercial use without written permission. Press, partner, reseller, or co-branding usage should be governed by approved brand guidelines or a separate written authorization.

Third-party marks

Third-party company, platform, and product names remain the property of their respective owners. Their mention does not imply affiliation or endorsement.

Permissions and corrections

Request permission or report potentially confusing use through the IP contact or the legal contact.

08Software Licensing Notice

No license from site access

Viewing this website, downloading publicly available informational materials, or submitting an inquiry does not grant a software license or rights to use, copy, modify, distribute, host, sublicense, or commercialize Marathon Runtime technology.

Separate agreements control

Software evaluations, proofs of concept, pilots, commercial deployments, sublicensing, white-label arrangements, and other technology transactions—if offered—require terms approved by Marathon Runtime and the counterparty. Scope, permitted users, environments, restrictions, fees, support, security obligations, and intellectual-property rights must be set out in the relevant agreement.

Product maturity and availability

A technology appearing in the portfolio may be in research, development, prototype, testing, or another stage. Website descriptions do not establish general availability, service levels, supported platforms, or production readiness.

Open-source and third-party components

Where third-party or open-source components are used, their applicable licenses continue to govern those components. A third-party open-source license does not, by itself, license Marathon Runtime’s separate proprietary code or other intellectual property.

Documentation and examples

Architecture illustrations, descriptions, and conceptual workflows are informational and are not executable specifications or warranties. No permission to implement a protected invention is implied. See Documentation Terms.

Licensing inquiries

Contact the licensing team with the technology of interest, intended use, deployment requirements, and proposed commercial scope. Do not include confidential technical details without an agreed process.

09Investor & Funding Disclosures

Purpose of investor information

Marathon Runtime, LLC provides general information about its technology development, intellectual-property strategy, and possible commercial opportunities to facilitate introductory conversations with potential investors and strategic partners. Public website content is preliminary and should not be treated as a comprehensive investment memorandum.

Not an offer of securities

Nothing on this website, including references to funding needs or investor inquiries, constitutes an offer to sell or solicitation of an offer to buy any security in a jurisdiction where such activity would be unlawful. Any actual securities offering, if pursued, would be made only through appropriate separate documentation and procedures consistent with applicable law.

No investment advice or recommendation

The website does not provide investment, legal, tax, or accounting advice and does not recommend any investment decision. Potential investors should perform independent due diligence and consult their own advisers.

Forward-looking statements

Descriptions of anticipated development milestones, potential licensing models, future platform or infrastructure offerings, market opportunities, business strategy, and commercialization plans are forward-looking. They are based on current intentions and assumptions that may change. Actual results may differ materially, and Marathon Runtime undertakes no general duty to update such statements except as required by law.

Technology and commercialization risks

Risks may include research and engineering uncertainty, validation and quality assurance, dependency on third-party technology, cybersecurity, competitive changes, talent and capital constraints, product-market fit, regulatory developments, intellectual-property challenges, commercialization delays, and inability to obtain additional financing. This is not an exhaustive risk-factor disclosure.

Intellectual-property uncertainties

Patent applications do not guarantee issued patents, and any issued rights may be challenged, limited, or difficult to enforce. Public portfolio descriptions do not establish claim scope, ownership, chain of title, registration, or freedom to operate. These matters require appropriate confidential diligence and record review.

No projections or guaranteed returns

No revenue, valuation, financing amount, exit outcome, investment return, or future cash flow is guaranteed or implied by the public website. Any financial models or projections, if provided in a separate process, must be evaluated with their assumptions, limitations, and risks.

Confidential information and data rooms

The website is not a secure data room. Do not send nonpublic financial records, confidential business plans, personal identity documents, or proprietary technical information through the ordinary inquiry form. Access to sensitive diligence materials, if offered, should be governed by appropriate authorization and confidentiality arrangements.

Investment inquiries

To request an introductory conversation, contact investor relations or use the investment inquiry page. An inquiry does not establish an obligation to provide materials, accept funds, negotiate terms, or enter into any transaction.

Legal review before public fundraising

Any actual securities offering and related communications require separate legal review and compliance procedures. A disclaimer alone does not determine whether a communication constitutes general solicitation or satisfies securities-law requirements.

10Website Security Statement

Scope of this statement

This statement addresses the public Marathon Runtime website. It does not certify, describe, or warrant the security posture of products in development, customer deployments, future PaaS/IaaS offerings, or systems operated under separate agreements.

Website architecture

The current website package is primarily static HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and media assets. The included inquiry form is designed to prepare a message for the visitor’s own email application rather than collect submissions in a hosted application database. The applicable hosting, domain, transport, and security settings depend on the active deployment configuration.

Security approach

Marathon Runtime intends to apply proportionate access controls, change management, dependency review, secure configuration, and incident handling to the systems it operates. This is an approach statement, not a claim of independent certification, continuous monitoring, penetration-test results, or a particular security standard.

Visitor precautions

Use a trusted connection and do not share passwords, financial account credentials, sensitive personal information, nonpublic invention details, or confidential source code through unsolicited website inquiries. Email is not necessarily an encrypted end-to-end communication channel.

Vulnerability reporting

If you believe the public website has a security vulnerability, send a concise report to the security contact. Include the affected public URL, a non-destructive reproduction description, and contact information. Do not access data belonging to others or conduct disruptive testing. See Responsible Disclosure.

Incident-related inquiries

Security incidents, legal notification duties, and response procedures depend on actual systems and circumstances. This statement does not promise a particular response time, notification timeline, or financial reward.

Updates

This statement should be revised when hosting, form handling, authentication, analytics, or public services change.

11Responsible Disclosure Policy

Purpose and scope

Marathon Runtime welcomes good-faith reports of suspected security weaknesses affecting its publicly accessible website. This draft policy does not authorize testing of nonpublic infrastructure, third-party services, customer environments, or unrelated products.

How to report

Send reports to the security contact. Provide the affected public URL, a concise description, the potential impact, and steps sufficient for a non-destructive reproduction. Do not include personal data, credentials, or confidential third-party information.

Testing boundaries

  • Do not conduct denial-of-service or high-volume automated tests.
  • Do not access, modify, copy, or retain information belonging to others.
  • Do not use social engineering, phishing, physical intrusion, or credential attacks.
  • Do not install persistent access, malware, or backdoors.
  • Stop testing if you encounter sensitive data or risk disrupting service.

Coordinated disclosure

Allow a reasonable opportunity to investigate a reported issue before public disclosure. We may ask for clarification or coordinate a disclosure date, but no fixed response or remediation deadline is promised in this draft.

Authorization and legal matters

This policy is not a blanket authorization to bypass controls or a promise of immunity, safe harbor, compensation, or a bug bounty. Any expanded testing scope or formal safe-harbor terms require separate written authorization.

Third-party systems

If a report concerns Cloudflare, a font provider, or another third-party service, follow that provider’s published reporting process where appropriate. Do not test a third-party system on Marathon Runtime’s behalf.

12Accessibility Statement

Commitment

Marathon Runtime aims to make its public website usable by visitors with a range of abilities, devices, and assistive technologies. Accessibility is an ongoing design and maintenance responsibility rather than a one-time claim.

Design considerations

The website design includes semantic page structure, keyboard-accessible navigation controls, visible focus states, responsive layouts, text alternatives for meaningful images, and reduced-motion support where implemented. Individual pages and components may require further testing and improvement.

Known review requirements

We continue to assess keyboard navigation, screen-reader announcements, focus order, color contrast, text resizing, legal accordions, inquiry form labels and errors, and mobile navigation. We do not claim a specific WCAG conformance level or third-party accessibility certification in this statement.

Request assistance

If you cannot access information or complete a task, contact the accessibility contact or use the company contact page. Include the page URL, the problem, and a preferred way to receive the information. Avoid including sensitive personal or medical details unless necessary.

Feedback and improvements

We intend to review accessibility reports, identify feasible corrections, and provide alternate access to information where reasonably possible. This statement should be updated after accessibility testing and significant design changes.

13Documentation & Technical Content Terms

Purpose of published documentation

Technical briefs, conceptual diagrams, product descriptions, workflows, and explanatory articles are provided to help visitors understand Marathon Runtime’s general technology direction. Unless expressly designated otherwise in an executed agreement, they are informational rather than binding product specifications.

Versions and change

Materials may describe research, prototypes, planned components, or historical designs. Architecture, interfaces, requirements, compatibility, names, and deployment decisions may change without notice. Publication does not obligate Marathon Runtime to maintain a particular version or roadmap.

No operational reliance

Do not rely on a conceptual diagram or public article to configure production infrastructure, make security decisions, implement regulated workflows, or establish a contractual service level. Obtain approved technical documentation and a relevant agreement for any authorized implementation.

Intellectual property and examples

Publication does not disclose all underlying implementation details or grant a license to protected software or inventions. Any sample material or code, if later published, should carry an explicit license or permission notice; absent such notice, do not assume permission to redistribute or commercialize it.

Corrections and questions

If you identify a possible error or outdated statement, contact the company. For permission to use material in a commercial context, contact licensing.

Accessibility and formats

If you need an alternate format for public documentation, see the Accessibility Statement and contact the accessibility contact.

Questions about a policy?

Contact Marathon Runtime through its approved legal or company inquiry channel. Do not submit confidential invention disclosures through general website forms.

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