Intellectual Property Ownership Statement

Software, Brand, Data, and Proprietary Technology

1. Purpose and Status of This Statement

This Intellectual Property Ownership Statement (the "Statement") is issued by Aion Technologies LLC, a North Carolina limited liability company doing business as AION Tech (the "Company"), to describe and confirm the Company's claimed ownership and control of its proprietary software, brands, business materials, and related technology.

This Statement is intended for internal records, investors, acquirers, business partners, contractors, and service providers. It is not a substitute for signed contractor agreements, employment agreements, operating agreements, trademark filings, copyright registrations, privacy policies, terms of service, or other binding legal documents.

If any signed agreement between the Company and a contributor, affiliate, customer, vendor, or platform provider conflicts with this Statement, the signed agreement controls for that relationship.

2. Covered Products, Brands, and Technology

TodoClean. TodoClean is a web-based progressive web application (PWA) that helps independent residential cleaning professionals manage scheduling, clients, jobs, notes, estimates, payments through Stripe Connect, and business operations. TodoClean is not currently described in this Statement as a native iOS or Android application.

TodoMow and TodoBuild. The Company also claims ownership of the TodoMow and TodoBuild product concepts, names, development plans, prototypes, shared code, design assets, documentation, and related materials to the extent created by or validly assigned to the Company.

Shared platform assets. Covered assets include shared backend services, APIs, databases, schemas, cloud configuration, administrative tools, UI components, design systems, documentation, templates, business logic, testing materials, deployment materials, and non-public technical plans.

Brand assets. Covered brand assets include the names TodoClean, TodoMow, TodoBuild, TodoGroup Apps, Aion Technologies LLC, AION Tech, related logos, product visuals, domain names, marketing copy, brand guidelines, and other source identifiers. Trademark rights depend on actual use, registration status, and applicable law.

3. Company-Owned Intellectual Property

Subject to the exclusions in Section 4, the Company claims ownership of all rights, title, and interest that it has created, purchased, licensed exclusively, or received by valid assignment in the following categories.

Software and technical materials. Source code, object code, repositories, branches, commits, version history, APIs, integration code, database schemas, migrations, query logic, tests, configuration files, build scripts, deployment scripts, cloud infrastructure code, and related technical documentation.

Product and design materials. User interfaces, user flows, prototypes, wireframes, visual designs, icons, product specifications, workflows, templates, feature plans, roadmap materials, and product-management artifacts.

Business materials. Non-public pricing strategy, market research, competitive analysis, business plans, investor materials, internal operating procedures, analytics, and business know-how.

AI-assisted work. Code, text, designs, workflows, and documentation created with AI-assisted tools are treated as Company work product to the extent the Company has the legal right to own or use those outputs. Contributors must not input third-party confidential information or restricted materials into AI tools when working for the Company.

4. Important Exclusions

The Company does not claim ownership of everything that passes through or supports TodoClean. The following exclusions are intended to reduce confusion and avoid overclaiming.

User data and customer data. Cleaning professionals and their customers retain their respective rights in personal information, customer records, job details, schedules, notes, estimates, photos, messages, payment-related records, and other data they submit to TodoClean (collectively, "User Data"). The Company receives only the limited rights needed to host, process, secure, transmit, display, support, improve, and operate TodoClean, as described in the Company's Terms of Service, Privacy Policy, and applicable agreements.

Third-party technology. The Company does not own Stripe, Stripe Connect, Supabase, Cloudflare, hosting providers, analytics tools, open-source libraries, fonts, frameworks, payment networks, bank infrastructure, or other third-party platforms and components. Those items remain owned by their respective owners and are used only under applicable terms and licenses.

Open-source components. Open-source software remains subject to its applicable open-source license. The Company's ownership claim applies to the Company's original and assigned work layered around those components, not to the open-source components themselves.

Independent materials. The Company does not claim materials that a contributor created independently before working with the Company, unless those materials were assigned or licensed to the Company in a signed written agreement.

5. Contractors, Employees, and Contributors

All employees, contractors, freelancers, advisors, developers, designers, and other contributors who create work for the Company should sign a written agreement that includes confidentiality obligations, work-made-for-hire language where available, present assignment language, moral-rights waivers where allowed, return-of-materials obligations, and warranties that the contributor is not delivering unauthorized third-party materials.

To the extent any work product created for the Company does not qualify as a "work made for hire" under the U.S. Copyright Act or other applicable law, the contributor should assign to the Company all rights, title, and interest in that work product, including copyrights, patent rights, trade secret rights, database rights, design rights, and other intellectual property rights.

This Statement does not, by itself, fix missing contractor assignment paperwork. The Company should maintain signed agreements for each contributor and should confirm chain-of-title before fundraising, acquisition discussions, public launch, or major commercial partnerships.

6. Third-Party Tools, Licenses, and Open-Source Controls

The Company may use third-party services, APIs, SDKs, frameworks, libraries, templates, no-code tools, AI-assisted development tools, and open-source components to build, host, secure, or operate TodoClean.

Use of third-party tools does not transfer ownership of the Company's proprietary application to those third parties, and it also does not transfer ownership of those third-party tools to the Company.

The Company should maintain a license log or software bill of materials for material third-party code and should avoid adding license-restricted or copyleft components without written review and approval.

The Company should preserve required copyright notices, attribution notices, license files, and other obligations required by open-source or commercial licenses.

7. Stripe Connect and Payment-Related Rights

TodoClean may use Stripe Connect to support payment acceptance, payouts, payment reporting, dispute workflows, and related business-management features. Stripe and its affiliates retain all rights in Stripe's technology, services, documentation, dashboards, APIs, fraud and risk systems, payment network relationships, and other Stripe materials.

Connected accounts and platform users may be required to accept Stripe's applicable terms, including Stripe's Connected Account Agreement and Stripe Services Agreement. This Statement does not replace, amend, or limit any Stripe agreement.

The Company may receive and process transaction metadata, payout records, connected-account information, dispute information, fee information, and related operational data to provide TodoClean and support payment features. Ownership and permitted use of that data are limited by the Company's Privacy Policy, Terms of Service, Stripe's terms, applicable law, and any platform-provider obligations.

Cleaning professionals remain responsible for the goods and services they sell to their customers, including accurate descriptions, customer service, taxes, refunds, disputes, chargebacks, and compliance with law. The Company should not state or imply that it owns Stripe's payment systems or that Stripe is responsible for TodoClean's platform services.

8. Privacy, Consumer Data, and Compliance Limits

This Statement addresses intellectual property ownership. It does not replace the Company's Privacy Policy, Cookie Policy, Terms of Service, Subscription Agreement, Refund Policy, Acceptable Use Policy, data-processing terms, or incident-response procedures.

The Company may own de-identified, aggregated, or derived analytics about platform performance, product usage, business trends, and service improvements only to the extent those analytics do not identify a user, customer, household, or other individual and are created and used in compliance with applicable privacy laws and contracts.

Nothing in this Statement limits any privacy rights a person may have under applicable law, including California privacy rights if the Company is subject to the CCPA/CPRA, or rights and notice obligations under North Carolina privacy, data disposal, and security-breach laws.

If the Company uses User Data to train, fine-tune, or improve AI systems beyond ordinary service operation and security, the Company should disclose that practice clearly in its Privacy Policy and obtain any consent required by law, contract, or platform terms before doing so.

9. Corporate Ownership and Affiliates

Aion Technologies LLC owns the Company IP described in this Statement unless a separate signed written agreement validly transfers ownership to another entity.

The Company may operate within the 107 Holdings LLC family of companies. Any license, assignment, cost-sharing arrangement, development-services arrangement, or transfer of IP between Aion Technologies LLC, 107 Holdings LLC, and any affiliate should be documented in a written agreement approved by the authorized representatives of the affected entities.

No informal business relationship, shared founder, shared contractor, shared workspace, shared brand family, or shared hosting account should be treated as an automatic transfer of Company IP.

10. Confidential Information and Trade Secrets

The Company treats its non-public code, credentials, technical architecture, business plans, pricing strategy, product roadmap, customer lists, financial models, security practices, vendor terms, and internal analytics as confidential information and, where applicable, trade secrets.

The Company should protect confidential information through access controls, least-privilege permissions, password and key management, written confidentiality obligations, secure storage, secure disposal, and prompt revocation of access when a contributor's work ends.

The Company should not disclose trade-secret information publicly or in investor, customer, vendor, or contractor materials unless a confidentiality agreement or other appropriate protection is in place.

11. Enforcement and Reservation of Rights

The Company reserves all rights to protect and enforce its intellectual property, confidential information, and contractual rights to the fullest extent permitted by law.

Available remedies may include claims for copyright infringement, trademark infringement, trade-secret misappropriation, unfair competition, breach of contract, breach of confidentiality, unauthorized access, and other claims available under applicable law.

Failure to enforce a right in one instance does not waive the Company's right to enforce that right later.

12. Recommended Company Records

Before launch, fundraising, acquisition discussions, or major commercial partnerships, the Company should maintain updated records showing the chain of ownership and permitted use of important assets.

Contributor records. Signed contractor, employee, advisor, and founder IP assignment agreements; confidentiality agreements; work orders; invoices; and acceptance records.

Technical records. Repository ownership, commit history, deployment access records, cloud account ownership, API keys, infrastructure records, and security access logs.

License records. Open-source license log, third-party vendor terms, API terms, commercial licenses, font licenses, and design-asset licenses.

Brand records. Trademark searches, trademark filings or registration records if pursued, domain records, logo source files, and marketing asset ownership records.

Payment records. Stripe platform configuration records, connected-account onboarding records, payment-flow documentation, fee disclosures, dispute procedures, refund procedures, and payment-related privacy disclosures.

13. Contact for IP Matters

Questions about intellectual property, contributor assignments, third-party code, trademark use, or ownership records should be directed to the authorized representative of Aion Technologies LLC.

Legal / IP: legal@todogroupapps.com | Support: support@todogroupapps.com

Mailing Address: 4030 Wake Forest Rd, Ste 349, Raleigh, NC 27609

Phone / Website: 786-600-5400 | www.todogroupapps.com

Authorized Signature

Signature: ____________________________________________

Name: Johnnie Ortega and/or Shaunea Gooding Jauch

Title: Owner / Authorized Representative, Aion Technologies LLC

Date: ____________________________________________

Attorney Review Recommended: This Statement should be reviewed by a licensed attorney before public launch, fundraising, acquisition discussions, contractor onboarding, or any dispute involving intellectual property ownership.