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Hiring a Software Contractor: Who Owns the Code and What the Contract Must Say
A company commissions development from a freelancer or a studio, pays against acceptance certificates and assumes the code is its own. The law does not always agree. In many countries the rights in a contractor’s software must be assigned in a written contract, or they stay with the author. We go through how this works…
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Publishing an App on the App Store and Google Play: What the Platforms Require from a Developer in 2026
Publishing an app on the App Store and Google Play is more than uploading a build. The platforms check who you are as a developer, how the app collects data, how it makes money and whether it changes after approval. In 2026 Apple updated its review guidelines three times and its developer agreement four times,…
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SAFT vs SAFE: What Is the Difference and Which Should a Crypto Project Choose
A SAFE and a SAFT work the same way: the investor pays now and receives the asset later. The difference is what the investor receives.
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SAFT vs. Token Warrant: Choosing the Right Instrument for a Seed-Stage Crypto Raise
SAFT or Token Warrant: how they differ, what regulatory risks they carry and which to choose for a crypto seed round.
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Contractor or Employee Agreement: Why It Is Your Business’s First Line of Defense
Why a verbal deal or an internet template is risky, how an employee differs from a contractor and what a solid agreement must contain.
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Terms of Service & Privacy Policy: Why “Copy & Paste” Is the Worst Strategy for Your Project
Why template Terms of Service and Privacy Policy put your project at risk, and what your documents need to cover to actually protect the business.