Section 01
What this project owns
Copyright in this website's original work — its interface design, its layout and motion design, its component code, its written documentation including this page, and the cinemaxxx logo and application icon — belongs to the cinemaxxx project. That protection covers the expression, not the ideas: a colour scheme, a rail of posters or a circle containing a logo is not itself protectable subject matter.
- Original artwork
- cinemaxxx logo, app icon, splash animation, interface icons
- Originals live at
- public/brand/, src/components/Logo.tsx, src/components/Icon.tsx
- Written material
- The legal documents on this website, the README and the documentation in docs/
- Third-party material
- Everything listed on /license and /attributions — not owned by this project
Section 02
What this project does not own
The catalogue is a catalogue: the films and series it lists, their posters and backdrops, their trailers, and the platform names and logos that say where they can be streamed all belong to their respective owners. This project claims no copyright in any of them and grants no rights to them.
Official Netflix mark in the platform rail, the studio picker and title availability rows.
Official Prime Video lockup, same placements as every other platform.
Official JioHotstar wordmark.
JioHotstar launched on 14 February 2025, when JioCinema and Disney+ Hotstar were merged into the JioStar joint venture.
Official Disney+ wordmark.
The monochrome “max” wordmark.
Warner Bros. Discovery reverted its flagship service from “Max” back to HBO Max in July 2025. The catalogue still names this platform “Max”, so its existing brand artwork is kept rather than swapped for a different service's mark.
Official Apple TV+ lockup (the “ tv+” wordmark).
Official SonyLIV mark.
Official JioCinema mark.
JioCinema ceased to operate as a separate service on 14 February 2025 and its subscribers were moved to JioHotstar. The platform entry is kept because existing catalogue records still reference it.
Official Crunchyroll mark.
Official Tubi wordmark.
Official ZEE5 mark.
Official Hulu wordmark.
Official Paramount+ mark.
The Skydance–Paramount merger completed in August 2025; Skydance's acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery, reported completed in October 2026, places HBO Max under the same corporate owner. No change to either service's name has been announced, and this page records ownership only.
Official Peacock wordmark with its colour feathers.
Official MUBI wordmark.
Official Discovery+ mark.
Discovery+ content was folded into Max (now HBO Max) in the United States in 2023; the standalone service continues in several international markets and existing catalogue records still reference it.
Official YouTube play mark.
Official aha mark.
Official cinemaxxx brand artwork, used nominatively to label titles available on the cinemaxxx network.
Third-party markThis is a third-party mark and is treated as one. It is deliberately different from this project's own cinemaxxx identity: the application's logo and app icon are the project's own artwork (see /copyright) and are not the cinemaxxx network's logo. Warner Bros. Discovery revived the cinemaxxx brand for its linear channels in September 2025.
A platform mark appears so a viewer can recognise, at a glance, where a title is available. That is identification, not association: it says nothing about the relationship between cinemaxxx and the platform, and the full statement is on Content & Trademark Disclaimer.
Section 03
Source code and interface
The application is built on open-source software under the licences listed on Third-Party Attributions. Those licences cover those libraries, not this project's own code, and this project's own code is not offered under an open-source licence by this page.
The interface icons and motion artwork are drawn as inline SVG in this project's own files. They are not taken from an icon set, a stock library or another product's interface, and no third-party icon font is bundled.
Section 04
The cinemaxxx identity assets
The logo and the app icon are used unchanged everywhere they appear: the website header, the dock, the favicon, the sharing cards, the Android splash screen and the launcher icon. Their geometry and their blue–violet–pink gradient are fixed, and a build check fails if they drift from one another.
- The logo is not the logo of any broadcast network, including the cinemaxxx network, and it was not derived from one.
- Reusing the identity in another product, or presenting it as your own, is not permitted.
- Third-party platform marks are never used as this project's own branding, and this project's mark is never used as a platform logo.
Section 05
What you may not do with this site
- You may not reproduce, redistribute or resell the catalogue, its artwork or its code as your own product.
- You may not remove or obscure attribution, copyright notices or this page's disclosures.
- You may not use the cinemaxxx identity, or any platform mark shown here, to imply a partnership or endorsement that does not exist.
- You may not use the catalogue to redistribute a film. Playback is for personal viewing of sources the studio has recorded as licensed or public domain.
- You may not attempt to bypass the studio's authentication or extract another user's data.
Section 06
Reporting a rights concern
If you own rights in material that appears in this catalogue and you believe it should not be there, a report will be acted on. To be actionable, a report should identify:
- The work. The title, and enough detail to find it in the catalogue (a page address or the catalogue id is ideal).
- Your right. What you own — copyright, trademark, or an exclusive licence — and the territory it covers.
- Your authority. Whether you are the owner or authorised to act for them.
- What you want. Removal of the title, replacement of the artwork, a correction to an attribution, or something else.
- How to reach you. A reply address, so the report can be answered and the outcome recorded.
A report should state that you have a good-faith belief that the use is not authorised, and that the information in it is accurate. Reports are not published, and the person who added the title is told that it was removed and why.
Use the studio contact details published with this deployment, or open an issue in the project repository.
Section 07
What happens after a report
- The title is taken out of public view while the report is checked — it is not left up because the check takes time.
- The studio record that added the title is reviewed: the recorded source, the licence note and the rights confirmation.
- If the report is upheld, the title stays removed and the record is annotated with the reason.
- If the report cannot be upheld, the title is restored and the reasoning is recorded; the reporter is told either way.
- If the issue is an attribution rather than the material itself, the attribution is corrected on this page and, where relevant, on /license.
Because removal is a catalogue action and not a redesign, nothing else about the site changes: the same records, screens and APIs stay in place.
Section 08
If you believe a removal was wrong
Say so, with the same detail the original report needed: what was removed, why you believe the use was authorised, and what evidence supports that. The material stays out of view until the question is settled — a catalogue listing is not worth an unresolved dispute.
Nothing on this page limits any right or defence available to either side, and nothing here is legal advice. If you need advice, consult a lawyer qualified where you are.