TERMS

Terms of Use

Last updated: August 2026

DRAFT — this page is being reviewed. It describes our actual practices in plain language and is not legal advice.

About this site

Build With Pride is an initiative organized by T24 Labs (Turbo24 Digital Growth Inc.), a company based in Québec, Canada, with support from Lovable. The site exists to describe the initiative, announce editions and let people offer to host or partner. Using it means accepting these terms.

Information is provided as-is

Dates, cities, venues and partners described here are subject to change, and some editions are prospective rather than confirmed. We keep the site as accurate as we can but make no guarantee that an event will take place on any given date.

Code of conduct

Build With Pride is a 2SLGBTQIA+ space and everyone taking part — builders, mentors, judges, partners and staff — is expected to make it safe. Harassment, discrimination, outing someone, and unwelcome attention are not tolerated. Respect names and pronouns, assume no one's technical level, and make room for people who are new. Organizers may ask anyone to leave, without refund or recourse, if their behaviour makes the space unsafe. Report a problem to any organizer on site or through the contact form.

What you build is yours

You keep the rights to what you and your build pod create during an edition. By taking part you allow us to mention your project and show it in recaps and communications about the initiative. Tell the organizers if you would rather not be named.

Our content

The Build With Pride name, this site's text, layout and imagery belong to T24 Labs unless otherwise indicated. Partner names and logos belong to their respective owners and are used with permission. Do not use them to imply an endorsement that does not exist.

Liability

Participation is free and voluntary. To the extent permitted by law, T24 Labs is not liable for indirect damages arising from use of this site or attendance at an edition. Nothing here limits rights you have under Quebec consumer protection law.

Governing law

These terms are governed by the laws of Québec and the applicable laws of Canada, and the courts of the district of Montréal have jurisdiction.