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We See You!
We’ve noticed the growing number of developers and companies quietly reshaping their tools to mimic ours.
While imitation might be the highest form of flattery, silence is not.

Let us be clear:
You don’t get to copy our work in private while not acknowledging us in public.

We’re not here to feed silent imitators.
We’re here for those who recognize vision, support originality, and aren’t afraid to say it out loud.
If you speak poorly about our product in public, but in secret, you are copying our videos and trying
to transform other software to be more like ours, that below average behavior is exactly what we rebuke.

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NOTICE & INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY WARNING

​WE ARE A 100% NON-AI COMPANY. None of our products rely on expensive, inefficient AI cloud servers, meaning all of our software operates entirely offline with zero cloud dependency.

​The Univah Film Engine™ and The Univah Film Engine SDK™—created for those who demand better than AI, praised by Hollywood industry leaders for being faster than AI, and built entirely from scratch—alongside our proprietary procedural motion graphics and visual effects system rReligionVFX™ (or rReligion™) and the make me™ character creator, have been publicly developed and commercialized by The Stephanie Michaels Software Company™ since 2021.

​We are the exclusive, sole owners of this intellectual property.

​WARNING TO COPYCATS: No unauthorized copying, mimicking, or clout-chasing using our name or confusingly similar derivatives will be tolerated. Researchers, developers, and creators must ensure their naming conventions are entirely distinct and original.

​Adopting near-identical naming conventions in the same software and production category (such as attempting to launch a conflicting “Univa” or “Unovo” “Univo” project against our established brand) violates common-law trademark infringement and unfair competition principles (pursuant to the likelihood of confusion framework under 15 U.S.C. § 1125(a)). As the legal saying goes, it is like trying to open a chicken restaurant named “Pop Eye” without the “s”—it is fundamentally unoriginal, legally indistinguishable from an established market leader, and an unlawful misappropriation of our prior commercial rights and brand identity.

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