Clear rules. Honest readiness.
Everything users should be able to read before uploading footage, creating an account or paying for WarriorIQ.
Launch is blocked until real details are supplied
No company details were invented. Add these environment values before public launch or paid checkout:
- Legal operator or company name
- Legal business address
- Business registration number
- Governing country/jurisdiction
- Customer-support email
- Privacy-rights email
- Copyright/DMCA email
- Designated copyright agent name
- Transactional email provider
Privacy Policy
Data, purposes, AI, retention and rights.
02Terms of Service
The rules for using WarriorIQ's fight-analysis website and athlete workspace.
03Cookie Policy
What WarriorIQ stores in the browser and how cookie preferences work.
04Video Upload Policy
Rights, privacy and permission requirements for fight footage.
05Sports and Medical Disclaimer
Training purpose and important health limits of WarriorIQ analysis.
06Acceptable Use Policy
Safety, rights and fair-use rules for WarriorIQ uploads and accounts.
07Refund and Cancellation Policy
WarriorIQ subscription renewal, cancellation, refund and withdrawal information.
08End-User Licence Agreement
Licence terms for future installable WarriorIQ software.
09Copyright and DMCA Policy
How to report copyright infringement and respond to a removal notice.
10Accessibility Statement
WarriorIQ's accessibility target, current support and feedback route.
11AI Transparency Notice
How WarriorIQ uses automated analysis, its limits and automatic confidence controls.
12Security Overview
WarriorIQ's current security controls and responsible disclosure route.
13Service Providers and Subprocessors
Which external providers may process WarriorIQ data and when.
14Contact and Complaints
How to reach WarriorIQ support, privacy, accessibility and copyright contacts.
Pages alone do not make a company compliant.
Before launch, the operator still needs counsel to review the chosen jurisdictions, a data inventory and retention schedule, processor agreements, a DPIA where required, an incident plan, accessibility testing, model validation records, insurance/tax review and a registered DMCA agent if relying on U.S. safe harbour.