Terms Last updated 27 August 2026
Public website terms.
These terms apply to the SingularCell public website, synthetic demonstration and design-partner access request. Separate signed terms are required for any assisted preflight or controlled pilot.
Permitted use
You may inspect the public site and synthetic demonstration to understand the proposed research-use workflow. You must not use demonstration output to make clinical, GMP, therapeutic, safety, efficacy, regulatory or laboratory-equivalence decisions.
No confidential submissions
Do not submit raw sequences, proprietary protocols, result files, personal health information, credentials, export-controlled material or other confidential information through the public access-request form.
Synthetic and provisional content
Named laboratories, reviewers, values and records in the public demonstration are synthetic fixtures unless expressly stated otherwise. Literature-informed material may be incomplete or unsuitable for another context. Criteria remain subject to qualified scientific review.
No active account from a request
Submitting an access request does not create an active account, contract, laboratory relationship or approval. SingularCell may accept, decline or seek more information about a request.
Availability
The public site may change, pause or withdraw features. We aim to preserve transparent version and correction boundaries but do not promise uninterrupted availability.
Intellectual property
The website, interface, copy and synthetic fixtures remain owned by their respective rights holders. External literature and imagery retain their stated source rights.
Liability boundary
The public demonstration is supplied for software evaluation. To the extent permitted by law, it is not a substitute for professional scientific, legal, clinical or regulatory advice.
Changes
Material changes will be reflected by updating the date on this page. A controlled pilot will use separately agreed terms, security controls and data-processing conditions.
Contact
Questions can be raised through the contact page. Research-use access requests should use the bounded public form.