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Copyright

Last updated: September 21, 2026
Memrith hosts nothing. It is a desktop application that runs on your own computer, with no servers, no accounts and no user-uploaded content. There is nothing here for a takedown notice to remove.

Why this page is short now

This used to be a full DMCA designated-agent notice, which is the mechanism a service provider uses to claim safe-harbour protection for content its users upload to its servers. Memrith has never worked that way: it stores everything locally on the user's own machine, and I operate no service that receives, stores or transmits user content.

Maintaining a formal agent designation for a free project with no hosting would be theatre, so it has been removed rather than left standing as a claim about a service that does not exist.

Content on someone's own computer

If material you own has been copied into someone's private Memrith installation, that copy exists only on their device. A notice sent to me cannot reach it, because I have no access to it and no ability to act on it. Such a matter is between you and that person.

If something on this website infringes your rights

memrith.com serves static pages written for this project. If you believe something published here infringes your copyright, open an issue at github.com/cadendbartley/BrainBox identifying the material and the work it infringes, and I will take it down if the claim is sound. Bear in mind that this project is not actively maintained and a response may be slow.

GitHub has its own takedown process for content in the repository itself, which operates independently of me and is documented in their policies.

Memrith's own code and name

Memrith's source code is published under the MIT licence — you may use, modify and redistribute it on those terms. Third-party components bundled with the application remain under their own licences.

The name "Memrith" and the logo are no longer used commercially and no trademark is being asserted or enforced. Please do not pass off a modified build as the original, which is a courtesy request rather than a legal demand.

Memrith is a free student project by Caden Bartley. It is not a company.
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