Terms and conditions

Last updated: 1 November 2026.

These terms govern the use of the website of CODEMAKER, Unipessoal Lda. ("Codemaker"), tax number 514944692, registered office at Av. Visconde Barreiros, 358, 4.º Dir., 4470-151 Maia, Portugal. By using the website, visitors accept these terms.

1. Purpose

The website is informative and presents the company, its solutions, services and projects. Published information is not a contractual offer. Services are governed by the proposals, quotes and contracts agreed with each client, which prevail over the website's content.

2. Intellectual property

Texts, images, logos, trademarks, drawings and other content on the website belong to Codemaker or to third parties who have authorised their use, and are protected by intellectual property rights. They may not be reproduced, distributed or altered without prior written permission, except for personal, non-commercial use.

3. Use of the website

Visitors agree to use the website lawfully, without compromising its security or availability, and not to submit unlawful, offensive or malicious content through its forms.

4. Accuracy of information

Codemaker strives to keep information accurate and up to date but does not guarantee the absence of errors or omissions, and may change content at any time without notice. References to projects and figures are illustrative.

5. External links

The website may contain links to third-party websites, including those of group companies. Codemaker is not responsible for their content, policies or practices.

6. Liability

To the extent permitted by law, Codemaker is not liable for damages arising from the use of, or inability to use, the website, from interruptions, technical errors or viruses not attributable to it.

7. Data protection

Personal data is processed under the Privacy policy, which includes information on cookies.

8. Disputes and complaints

Codemaker provides the Portuguese electronic complaints book. In consumer disputes, consumers may turn to the Porto Consumer Information and Arbitration Centre (CICAP), www.cicap.pt, or the EU online dispute resolution platform.

9. Governing law and jurisdiction

These terms are governed by Portuguese law. The courts of Porto shall have jurisdiction over any dispute, without prejudice to mandatory rules.

10. Changes

Codemaker may change these terms at any time. The version in force is the one published on this page.