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Denver Creative OS — Private Studio
Effective date: 1 October 2026
Operator: Rommy Sunarto
These Studio Terms govern access to and use of Denver Creative OS (“DCO”), including invitation-based project workspaces, creative generation, QA, 3D proxy workflows, and project delivery.
DCO is currently operated as a private creative studio rather than an open self-service platform.
1. Invitation-based access
Studio access is project-scoped and may be provided through a private invitation link or another approved access method.
An invitation is intended only for the client, collaborator, or project participant for whom it was issued. You must not publish, resell, share broadly, or intentionally expose private access credentials or project links.
DCO may expire, revoke, replace, or restrict access where reasonably necessary for project completion, security, misuse prevention, or system maintenance.
2. Authorized use
You may use DCO only for legitimate project work and only with assets, instructions, and data that you are authorized to provide.
You must not use the studio to:
- upload material you do not have the right to use;
- attempt unauthorized access to another project;
- bypass technical or access controls;
- interfere with system operation;
- use the studio for unlawful, abusive, deceptive, or rights-infringing activity.
3. Client assets
You retain your pre-existing rights in product references, brand materials, images, documents, 3D files, and other assets you provide.
By uploading an asset, you authorize DCO and the service providers required for the project to host, transform, analyze, transmit, and process that asset only as reasonably necessary to perform the requested studio work.
You represent that you have the authority to provide the uploaded material for this purpose.
4. Generated and derived outputs
DCO may create generated images, videos, planning artifacts, 3D proxies, QA reports, metadata, or other derivatives from project inputs.
Rights in generated or derived outputs may depend on applicable law, the project agreement, and the terms of any third-party generation provider involved in producing the output.
Unless a separate agreement states otherwise, DCO does not guarantee that an AI-generated output is unique, registrable, non-infringing, or suitable for every commercial use.
The client is responsible for final review and approval before publishing or manufacturing from an output.
5. Product identity and reference fidelity
DCO is designed to preserve reference identity and improve continuity, but generative systems can still introduce errors.
Outputs may contain geometry drift, incorrect or invented hidden surfaces, material or color variation, text or logo errors, lighting or perspective inconsistencies, or other model-generated artifacts.
QA and reference-lock workflows reduce risk but do not eliminate it.
Where a 3D model is generated from a single image, it should be treated as a geometry proxy, not as authoritative CAD, manufacturing, engineering, or dimensional data unless explicitly validated.
6. External providers
DCO may rely on third-party infrastructure, AI, rendering, storage, or delivery providers.
Availability, processing time, output behavior, and provider limitations can change without notice. DCO may adjust a workflow or provider when reasonably necessary to complete the project or maintain system operation.
7. Private pilot and availability
Unless a separate written agreement provides otherwise, the private studio is offered without an enterprise service-level agreement.
Features may change, be suspended, or be unavailable temporarily during testing, maintenance, provider outages, or iteration.
DCO will make reasonable efforts to preserve active project work, but uninterrupted availability is not guaranteed.
8. Downloads and project delivery
Download links may be temporary, project-scoped, or time-limited.
You are responsible for downloading and storing final approved deliverables within the delivery window communicated for the project.
A temporary download link should not be treated as permanent cloud storage.
9. Confidentiality
DCO will treat non-public client project assets as project material and will not intentionally publish them as portfolio, marketing, demonstration, or training material without permission.
If a project requires stronger confidentiality, data-location, retention, or provider restrictions, those requirements should be agreed in writing before sensitive assets are uploaded.
10. Suspension or termination
DCO may suspend or terminate access where a project ends, an invitation expires, access creates a security risk, these terms are materially breached, or continued operation is not technically or legally practical.
Ending access does not automatically cancel obligations that should reasonably survive, including confidentiality, payment obligations, ownership terms, and applicable legal duties.
11. Disclaimer
DCO is a creative production system. It is not a substitute for legal, engineering, architectural, product-safety, manufacturing, regulatory, or professional certification.
Generated outputs should be reviewed by an appropriate human decision-maker before commercial release or physical production.
12. Limitation
To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law and unless a separate agreement states otherwise, DCO is not responsible for indirect, consequential, or downstream losses arising solely from reliance on unreviewed generated output, third-party provider failure, or unauthorized sharing of invitation credentials.
Nothing in these terms limits rights or obligations that cannot legally be excluded.
13. Governing framework
Unless a separate written agreement specifies otherwise, these terms are intended to operate under the laws applicable to the DCO operator, including applicable laws of the Republic of Indonesia.
14. Contact
Questions about these Studio Terms can be sent to: