DEMO. Every real unit ships with its license agreement and is bound to the hardware it was built for; a unit that finds itself on different hardware shows this screen instead of the product. The sandbox has no license of its own — it is a public demonstration with fake data. The section below is reproduced because it describes a boundary the software itself enforces, and you can see that boundary working throughout this demo.
The software is a recorder. It stores what you published and what your customers agreed to, and it never asserts that either is sufficient.
No waiver, release, terms, or policy text ships with this product. You publish your own documents. When someone agrees, the unit records the version, a cryptographic hash of the document, the exact words shown on screen, who agreed, on whose behalf, and the settings in force at that moment — so a later settings change can never rewrite what happened.
You are responsible for the content and the legal sufficiency of the documents you publish, and for the retention periods, age thresholds, and consent rules you set. Those are your inputs; the software supplies no legal default, no jurisdiction preset, and no opinion. Where a value depends on where you operate — how long a minor's claim may be preserved, what age majority begins, whether an agreement may be taken when a parent or guardian is not present — the unit records the value you chose and the basis you stated for it, and applies exactly that.
This software provides recording and retention. It does not provide legal advice. Ask your own lawyer what your documents should say and how long you must keep them.