Terms and upload rules
Plain-language rules for creators and people downloading packages. Effective July 19, 2026.
Only share work you can publish
You must have created the watch face or have permission to distribute every part of it. Do not upload private data, paid content, copied artwork, or misleading files.
Content rules
Public profile usernames, watch-face artwork, names, and tags must not contain nudity, sexual content, sexualized minors, hateful or threatening material, graphic violence, self-harm promotion, or instructions for violent wrongdoing.
Checks and moderation
Public profile usernames, listing text, and extracted visual assets are checked automatically. Usernames or uploads may be rejected, removed, or held for manual review. Passing automated checks does not guarantee a package is harmless or compatible with every watch.
License and removal
You keep ownership of your work. By publishing, you give CorosLink a non-exclusive license to store, scan, display, reproduce, and distribute the submitted package and preview for operating the service. You may request removal, but security, audit, and abuse-prevention records may be retained as described in the Privacy notice.
Copyright and safety reports
Use the report form for a listing-specific concern. For copyright notices, malware disclosures, appeals, or urgent safety issues, email akerrules@gmail.com with the listing URL, the basis for the request, and a way to contact you. We review notices, preserve relevant records, and may restrict content while investigating. Repeated substantiated infringement may result in account suspension.
Availability and risk
The service and community packages are provided without a promise of uninterrupted availability or compatibility. Back up your files and follow COROS installation guidance. To the extent permitted by applicable law, you use community packages at your own risk.
Policy status
These operational terms have an effective date but do not claim attorney approval. Public self-service signup remains a separate launch decision and should stay closed until the operator completes jurisdiction-specific legal and process review.