Legal notice

Website owner

In accordance with Article 10 of Spanish Law 34/2002 on information society services and electronic commerce (LSSI), the owner of geomachine.es is:

Owner: Romeo Mikava, an individual registered in Spain as a self-employed professional (autónomo).

Trade name: GeoMachine Developer Group.

Tax ID (NIF): Z2497033C.

Address: Calle Romero, 6, 28292 El Escorial (Madrid), España.

Email: hola@geomachine.es.

Purpose

This website presents the owner’s professional services: website and application development, artificial intelligence, maintenance, search engine optimisation (SEO) and systems.

Catalogue prices are indicative, shown as ranges or “from” amounts, and exclude VAT. They are not a binding offer: each project is agreed through a written fixed quote accepted by both parties.

Terms of use

Access to this website is free and requires no registration. Visitors agree to use it lawfully and not to interfere with its operation or with the systems that host it.

Intellectual property

The texts, design, code, logo and other original content of this website belong to the owner. They may not be reproduced, distributed or modified without permission, except for short quotations that cite the source.

Third-party names and trademarks shown on the website belong to their respective owners and are used only to identify projects or services.

Links to other websites

The website links to third-party services (Telegram, WhatsApp, GitHub and others). The owner does not control those sites and is not responsible for their content or policies.

Liability

The owner makes every effort to keep the information accurate and up to date, but does not guarantee that it is error-free or that the website will always be available, and is not liable for damage arising from its use except where the law does not allow such exclusion.

Language

This text is a translation. In case of any discrepancy between versions, the Spanish version prevails.

Governing law and jurisdiction

This notice is governed by Spanish law. If a dispute involves a consumer, the courts of the consumer’s place of residence have jurisdiction; in all other cases, the courts of the owner’s place of business.