Company and product names help people identify the source of the apps and services they use. This guide covers names and brand materials used by App Space LLC on this website.
References must be accurate and must not imply sponsorship, endorsement or a relationship that does not exist. This guide does not grant a license to use a name, logo, app icon or other protected material.
Company and product names
Use the following spelling and capitalization when referring to our company and currently available apps.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| App Space | App developer and software studio |
| Easi Eats | Restaurant discovery app |
| Fortune | Daily fortune app |
This list identifies names used on this website. It does not represent a list of federally registered trademarks or determine the scope or priority of any trademark rights.
Accurate references
Use the full product name in a way that clearly identifies the app. For example, “the Easi Eats app” or “the Fortune app from App Space.” Keep “App Space” together when formatting the name.
Do not alter our logos or app icons, combine them with another brand, or present them as your own. Any use of protected materials must be permitted by applicable law, a relevant license or written permission from the rights holder.
Third-party names and materials
Third-party names, marks and materials belong to their respective rights holders. References to Apple, iPhone, the App Store or other third-party products identify the relevant platform or service and do not imply endorsement.
Open-source software and icon licenses are listed in our third-party notices. Those licenses continue to govern the materials they cover.
Questions and permission requests
For questions about our brand materials or a proposed use, contact App Space. Include the material you want to use, where it will appear and the purpose of the use. Contacting us does not itself grant permission.