FrameSight

Legal Notice

Effective date: 2026-05-13 · Last updated: 2026-05-13

This Legal Notice (mentions légales) is published pursuant to Article 6-III of the French Loi pour la confiance dans l’économie numérique(LCEN) n° 2004-575 of 21 June 2004.

1. Publisher

The website dashboard.framesight.io and the FrameSight service are published by:

Exploding Frame SAS
Société par actions simplifiée (SAS)
Share capital: €1,000
Registered office: TODO
Registered: TODO
Intra-community VAT number: TODO
SIRET: TODO
APE/NAF: TODO
Email: support@framesight.io

2. Director of publication

Pursuant to Article 6-III-1° of LCEN, the director of publication is:

Raphaël Horion, Président
Contact: support@framesight.io

3. Hosting providers

The FrameSight service runs on a hybrid infrastructure combining a third-party virtual private server (for the public-facing components) and self-hosted on-premises machines (for the orchestration and GPU-replay steps).

3.1 VPS hosting (dashboard and reporter)

The web dashboard and the reporter service (which generates the static HTML report from the extracted SQLite database) run on a virtual private server provided by:

PulseHeberg
Web: www.pulseheberg.com

3.2 Self-hosted orchestrator and runner fleet

The orchestrator (which coordinates the extraction pipeline) and the GPU runner fleet (the physical machines performing replay and counter extraction) are owned, operated, and physically located on premises controlled by Exploding Frame SAS in France. These machines constitute “private infrastructure” for the purposes of GDPR and are not exposed to the public internet, except through the orchestrator’s authenticated job queue used by the dashboard to dispatch and retrieve jobs.

The runner fleet is FrameSight infrastructure exclusively. Users cannot install, register, or manage runners. The runners visible on the public /runners page are read-only advertisements of the available hardware and of each runner’s daily maintenance schedule.

4. Intellectual property

Unless otherwise indicated, all elements of the FrameSight service (graphics, logo, source code of the dashboard, the reporter, the extractor, the orchestrator, the report templates, the database schemas, the calibration model and dataset, the documentation) are protected by intellectual property rights held by Exploding Frame SAS or its licensors.

Any reproduction, representation, modification, publication, adaptation of all or part of the elements of the website, by any means and on any medium, is prohibited without the prior written authorisation of Exploding Frame SAS, except for the purposes of press review or research-and-teaching as permitted by Article L.122-5 of the French Code de la propriété intellectuelle.

The trademarks “FrameSight”, “Exploding Frame”, and any associated logos are the property of Exploding Frame SAS (or, where applicable, their respective owners), and may not be used without prior written authorisation.

5. Open-source components

FrameSight builds on numerous open-source projects, used under their respective licences. A non-exhaustive list is provided in §4.3 of the Terms of Service. Source-code-level notices of derivative or modified components are reproduced in the FrameSight source repositories where applicable.

6. Reporting illegal content

Pursuant to Articles 6-I-7 and 6-I-2 of LCEN, FrameSight, as a host of User Content, has put in place a reporting mechanism allowing any person to notify FrameSight of content believed to be unlawful. To submit a notification, write to abuse@explodingframe.com with at least:

  • The date of the notification and your identification (surname, first name, profession, residence, nationality; if applicable, the legal entity).
  • A precise description and location of the disputed content (URL, benchmark / report ID, etc.).
  • A reasoned statement of the legal reasons why the content should be withdrawn.
  • A copy of the correspondence sent to the author or publisher of the disputed content requesting the interruption, withdrawal, or modification, or the justification of the impossibility of contacting that person.

Bear in mind that under Article 6-I-4 of LCEN, knowingly submitting an inaccurate notification with the intent to obtain the withdrawal of lawful content is a criminal offence punishable by one year of imprisonment and a fine.

7. Applicable law

The publication of this website, its content, and the services it offers are governed by French law. Any dispute arising from or in connection with the website is subject to the jurisdiction of the competent French courts, subject to the protections offered to consumers by the French Code de la consommation.

8. Contact

Legal: legal@explodingframe.com
Abuse / content reporting: abuse@explodingframe.com
Postal: Exploding Frame SAS, TODO