Intellectual property
layovr's name, look and words took a lot of work. This page explains what belongs to us, what you can't do with it, and how to ask if you'd like to use something.
What belongs to layovr
The layovr name and logo, the Captain and Co-Captain characters, our illustrations and scenes, the design of the website, its code, and the words we wrote are the intellectual property of layovr. All rights are reserved. layovr™ is our trade mark.
What doesn't
Some things on layovr belong to others and keep their own terms. Place and business data marked as coming from OpenStreetMap is © OpenStreetMap contributors under the Open Database License. The open-source software layovr is built with is used under each project's own licence. Vendors own their own names, photos and descriptions. Nothing here claims ownership of any of that.
What isn't allowed
Without our written permission, please don't copy, reproduce, republish or distribute the website, its design, its code or its content; scrape, crawl or bulk-download it; clone it or put it on another address; reverse engineer it; show it inside another website (framing); use our name, logo, characters or illustrations; or use any of our content to train AI models.
What's fine
Linking to layovr, sharing a link to a place or an event, and quoting a short line with a link back are all welcome.
Asking for permission
If you'd like to use something of ours, for press, a partnership or anything else, ask us first and tell us what you'd like to use and where.
Reporting a copy
If you've found a copy of layovr or our work being used without permission, tell us where you saw it (the web address) and what was copied. We read every report.