Legal notice
Last updated: October 19, 2026
Elabora is an authoring tool for e-learning modules. This notice covers:
- the website
elabora.studio; - the API
api.elabora.studio; - the review page
revue.elabora.studio; - the modules authors publish on
<space>.elabora.page.
Publisher
Elabora is published, on a non-professional basis for now, by an individual:
- Name: Aurélien Dos Santos
- Address: 9 rue des Sabots, 31400 Toulouse, France
- E-mail: contact@elabora.studio
Elabora is currently a non-professional activity. On that basis, the publisher’s personal telephone number is not published, under the exception for non-professional publishers in Article 1-1 of France’s LCEN. If Elabora becomes a professional activity, this notice will be supplemented with a telephone number and the other required professional information.
Publication director
Aurélien Dos Santos.
Hosting
The website, the API, the review page and published modules are hosted by:
Cloudflare, Inc. 101 Townsend St. San Francisco, CA 94107 United States Telephone: +1 (650) 319-8930 Website: https://www.cloudflare.com
Published files and the service’s data are stored in the European Union, which Cloudflare guarantees through its “EU jurisdiction” feature. Pages are delivered through Cloudflare’s global network: see the privacy policy.
Sign-in e-mails are sent by an e-mail sending service: see the privacy policy.
Contacts
| For… | Write to |
|---|---|
| Questions, exercising your data rights | contact@elabora.studio |
| Reporting illegal content or abuse | abuse@elabora.studio (see Reporting and moderation) |
| Reporting a security vulnerability | security@elabora.studio (see https://elabora.studio/.well-known/security.txt) |
| E-mail delivery problems | postmaster@elabora.studio |
We answer in French and English.
Content published by authors
Modules on <space>.elabora.page are written and published by their authors, under their own responsibility. Elabora only hosts them. To report a module or a comment, see Reporting and moderation.
Intellectual property and licences
- The Elabora name, the website, its texts and the desktop app belong to the publisher.
- Elabora’s open core (
elabora-core: the format, its specification, the engine, the player and the command-line tools) is distributed under the Apache License 2.0. - The original content of the sample projects (texts, images, scenarios) is dedicated to the public domain (CC0 1.0). You may reuse it freely, without crediting Elabora.
- Third-party elements in those projects keep their own licences: fonts (SIL OFL), synthetic voices (CC-BY or CC0), libraries (MIT). Their notices and credits ship with each module.
- Modules published by authors belong to them.