Legal

Trademark and brand use

How to write our name, when you can use the logo, and the short list of things you need to ask us about first.

Last updated 25 September 2026

01The marks

Tring Tring, the Tring Tring logotype, and the signal mark are trademarks of GlobalVox. The wordmark is used in title case, always as two words, and never translated or abbreviated to an acronym.

Registration is pending in the United States, the European Union, the United Kingdom and India. The absence of a registration symbol on a page is not a waiver of any right.

02What you can do without asking

Refer to Tring Tring accurately in plain text: a blog post about the product, a job listing, a comparison, a press article, a slide that names it as part of your stack.

Say that your product integrates with Tring Tring, as long as it genuinely does and the sentence makes clear which company is which.

Use the logo files from our brand kit, unmodified, at the sizes and clear space the kit specifies.

03What needs permission

Using the name or logo in your own product name, app name, domain, social handle, or company name. Registering a domain that contains the mark or a close misspelling of it.

Suggesting partnership, sponsorship, certification or endorsement that does not exist.

Merchandise, event branding, or anything that puts the mark on a physical product for sale.

05Reporting misuse and asking for permission

Send requests and reports to brand@tringtring.ai with a description and, if you can, a screenshot or a link. We answer permission requests within 10 working days.

The brand kit, including logo files, colour values and type, is available on request from the same address.

This document is a working draft published for review. It is not legal advice, and it will be replaced by counsel-reviewed text before launch. Questions in the meantime go to legal@tringtring.ai.