Service provider and scope
Kernova Technologies SIA, registration number 40203786353. Registered address: Rēzeknes nov., Feimaņu pag., Feimaņi, "5" - 6, LV-4623, Latvia. For website, privacy and service enquiries: [email protected]; telephone: +371 12685080. The registered address is not a walk-in office.
Enquiries and project agreements
An enquiry invites discussion of your requirements. Receipt or an automatic response is not acceptance of a project. Scope, deliverables, milestones, acceptance criteria, schedule, responsibilities and payment terms must be agreed in a written proposal and contract. That agreement governs the commissioned work and takes precedence over general website descriptions if they differ. You should supply accurate information and ensure you are authorised to act for your organisation.
Prices, taxes and additional costs
Each service shows indicative “from” prices for a defined starting scope. They are not a binding offer, payment request or promise to deliver an entire complex product. The final quote specifies currency, tax treatment, payment stages and what is included. Additional pages, integrations, later phases, hosting, licences, subscriptions and API usage are included only if expressly agreed. Scope changes require a revised estimate and schedule. A registration number alone does not establish VAT status.
Delivery, acceptance and support
Delivery and acceptance follow the agreed milestones and criteria. Client feedback, approvals, access and content may affect the schedule; their timing is set in the project agreement. Maintenance, response times, warranties and any service-level commitments must be expressly agreed. A prototype or starting phase is not automatically a production-ready application. Changes outside the accepted scope and ongoing support are not implied by website access.
Demonstration projects
The portfolio contains original demonstration projects with fictional brands and synthetic data. They illustrate possible approaches and interactions, not completed client deployments or proven commercial outcomes. Shopping, booking, logistics, release and support confirmations are simulations; no real order, reservation, shipment or infrastructure change is created. The AI demonstration uses predetermined answers without a connected model. Do not enter real confidential or sensitive information in demonstrations.
Intellectual property
Website branding, original illustrations, design and text are protected by applicable intellectual-property law. You may view the site and share links for lawful purposes; this does not grant a right to resell, copy or present its materials as your own, except where law permits. Fonts, libraries and other third-party components retain their own licences. Ownership and permitted use of commissioned deliverables, source files and client materials are specified in the project agreement, not transferred by an enquiry.
Responsible use
Use the website lawfully. Do not attempt unauthorised access, bypass security, introduce malware, overload the site or abuse the enquiry form. Submit only information you have the right to share. We may limit abusive requests to protect the service. This does not prevent good-faith reporting of a vulnerability: contact us by email with enough information to investigate, without exposing other people’s data.
Availability and external services
We aim to keep service information accurate, but the website may change or be unavailable for maintenance or technical reasons. Published examples do not guarantee a particular business result. External links are provided for reference; their operators control their content and policies. We do not promise availability, pricing or behaviour of third-party services. The form’s acceptance message means Resend accepted the message, not confirmed delivery to the recipient’s inbox.
Liability and mandatory rights
Responsibility for paid work, remedies, cancellation and any agreed liability limits belong in the project contract. These website terms do not remove liability or rights that cannot lawfully be excluded, including applicable mandatory consumer protections. They do not impose a payment, cancellation fee or waiver merely because you viewed the site or submitted an enquiry. A disagreement should first be raised by email with a clear description and relevant documents.
Applicable law and changes
Latvian law applies to website use, subject to mandatory protections and jurisdiction rules that apply to you. These terms do not require exclusive Latvian jurisdiction where law gives you another right. An individual service contract may specify its own lawful dispute procedure. Website updates apply prospectively; they do not silently amend an existing project agreement. Questions and notices may be sent to the published company email.