Your data is yours. The line is clean.
These terms exist to build trust, not to protect us from you. If something here could be fairer, tell us.
What We Provide
Somewhere Inc. builds patent-pending, edge-first data infrastructure. Our MemorySuite™ products, including MemoryIntelligence™, SpaceAgent™, and MemorySpace™, are designed to give you meaningful control over your data.
We're in pre-launch. Some products are available through our waitlist. We'll always be upfront about what's live and what's coming.
Your Data, Your Rules
We do not claim ownership of any data you process through our products. Your inputs, outputs, enriched data, and sealed records belong to you. You can export everything. You can delete everything. You can take it all to a competitor. We're confident enough in what we've built that we don't need to lock you in.
We don't train our models on your data. We don't use your processed information to improve our products without your explicit consent. We don't have a "by using this service you grant us a worldwide, irrevocable license" clause buried in paragraph 47. If you ever see one, it means someone else wrote this page.
Acceptable Use
Use our products for good. Don't use them to harm people, violate laws, or undermine the trust-based infrastructure we're building for everyone. Specifically:
- Don't reverse engineer our patent-pending systems
- Don't use our infrastructure to process data you don't have rights to
- Don't misrepresent the provenance of sealed records
- Don't overwhelm our systems with automated abuse
Intellectual Property
Our technology, brand, and patent-pending systems are ours. Your data is yours. The line is clean and we intend to keep it that way. The somewhere. name, MemorySuite™, MemoryIntelligence™, SpaceAgent™, and MemorySpace™ are trademarks of Somewhere Inc.
Limitation of Liability
We're a startup building something new. While we test rigorously and stand behind our work, our products are provided "as is" during this pre-launch period. We're not liable for indirect, incidental, or consequential damages arising from your use of our services.
That said, if something breaks, tell us. We fix things. That's not a legal obligation; it's how we operate.
Changes to These Terms
We may update these terms as our products evolve. When we do, we'll notify you directly, not bury a "we updated our terms" banner in a cookie popup you'll dismiss without reading. Material changes get real communication.
Got feedback? These terms exist to build trust, not to protect us from you. If you think something here could be clearer or fairer, tell us through our Connect form.
Governing Law
These terms are governed by the laws of the United States. Any disputes will be resolved in good faith first, because that's cheaper, faster, and more honest than lawyers.