LEU brand-use guidelines
Published 20 October 2026

LEU, Light Electron Uninstaller, the layered LEU symbol, app icon, and
wordmark identify the LEU project. These guidelines explain permitted
reference to that identity. They do not claim that any mark is registered
or that trademark rights exist beyond those actually held.

Existing licenses come first

The desktop project's branding artwork was published in KaroqDave/LEU
under an MIT license, copyright (c) 2026 LEU contributors, without a
separate asset restriction at the reviewed revision:
https://github.com/KaroqDave/LEU/tree/42b27ad85a75d721b15c6f7981cefdb782608f61

Its existing copyright permissions are preserved. These guidelines do not
revoke or narrow those permissions, add conditions to MIT or CC BY 4.0,
or limit rights available under applicable law. The MIT notice is at:
https://getleu.app/licenses/LEU-MIT.txt

CC BY 4.0 content permissions do not license trademark rights. LEU
reserves any brand and trademark rights it actually holds. New branding
outside the inherited MIT artwork is not covered by the website's
default code or content license unless expressly stated otherwise.

Uses welcomed without separate approval

- Refer to LEU by name in reviews, tutorials, news, documentation,
  comparisons, links, and accurate descriptions of compatibility.
- Show the official logo or app icon to identify the LEU project in
  that context, including commercial publications.
- Reproduce screenshots under their applicable license and retain
  the product identity visible within them.

Describe the project accurately. Linking to https://getleu.app helps
readers find the official project. Attribution and change notices for
CC BY content remain governed by CC BY 4.0 itself.

Brand identity and endorsement

Do not claim official status, sponsorship, certification, or endorsement
without authorization. Present LEU as the subject of your reference,
not as the publisher of an unrelated product or service.

For a modified fork or another product, use a distinct project identity
and make its relationship to LEU clear. Keeping LEU visible in historical
credits, source attribution, or screenshots is welcome. Choosing a new
name and icon for a fork's public-facing identity is a brand guideline,
not an extra condition on the MIT copyright license.

For official-project references, please retain the logo's proportions,
allow clear space around it, and keep its mint and white layers legible.
These presentation requests do not restrict alterations already allowed
by an applicable copyright license. Cropping or annotating a screenshot
is allowed under its applicable license; identify changes when required.

Third-party names, logos, and artwork shown in screenshots belong to
their respective rights holders. LEU does not grant rights in them.

Questions or proposed endorsements:
getleuapp.suing325@passmail.net