Terms
Terms of use
Last updated 17 September 2026
These terms apply to this website. They do not govern any agreement between Still Velocity, Inc. and a partner, investor, employee or contractor — those are separate signed documents and they take precedence over anything here.
What this site is
This site describes what Still Velocity is building. It is informational. Nothing on it is an offer to sell securities, a solicitation of an investment, a medical or regulatory claim, or advice of any kind.
Forward-looking statements
Parts of this site describe intentions, designs and work in progress rather than completed results. Where a capability is a design target rather than a measured outcome, we say so on the page. Research programmes do not always work. Anything described here as planned, in progress or expected may change, take longer, or not happen at all.
Scientific claims
Where we describe what our engine can and cannot do, we state the limits alongside the results. Retrospective results against published data are labelled as such, and are not a claim of clinical performance. No product described on this site is approved by any regulator for any use.
Third-party names
Product names, company names and trademarks belonging to others are used only to identify those products and companies. Their use does not imply any endorsement, affiliation or sponsorship, in either direction, except where a relationship is described explicitly and in terms.
Our content
The text, graphics, data visualisations and code on this site belong to Still Velocity, Inc. unless stated otherwise. You are welcome to read it, quote it with attribution, and link to it. You may not republish it wholesale or present it as your own.
Availability
We make no promise that this site will be available at any given moment or free of errors. If you find something on it that is wrong, we would genuinely like to know: write to contact@stillvelocity.com.
Governing law
These terms are governed by the laws of the State of Delaware, United States, without regard to its conflict-of-laws rules.