Terms — MATCHLIVE OS

The official policy text is currently maintained in English. Product interfaces remain available in all supported languages.

Who provides the beta

MATCHLIVE OS is a trading name of THING THAT MATTERS LTD, a private limited company registered in England and Wales under company number 11081268. Its registered office is 139 Court Road, Orpington, England, BR6 0PU. Formal notices can be sent to podcast@matchliveos.com. No paid self-service plan is available today.

Current service stage

MATCHLIVE OS is a private beta. Public self-service signup and paid plans are not currently offered. Access may be changed, suspended or withdrawn while the product is being tested.

Eligibility

Accounts and the waitlist are intended for adults aged 18 or over and authorised members of production teams. A child must not create an account, join the waitlist or provide personal information. Public broadcast visuals may be viewed without an account.

Your responsibilities

You are responsible for the rights, licences, platform permissions and data subscriptions required for your broadcast. Do not use MATCHLIVE OS to restream match footage or audio you do not have permission to use, misrepresent official affiliation, or publish an AI draft without review.

Data and automation

Sports data can be delayed, incomplete or corrected by its provider. Derived metrics and AI drafts are assistance, not official decisions or betting advice. The operator remains responsible for what goes on air. Automatic scenes are bounded by configured verified events but still require rehearsal and supervision.

Availability

We do not promise uninterrupted beta availability. Streaming destinations, OBS, social platforms, sports-data providers and other third parties remain independent services with their own limits and terms.

Related rules

Use is also subject to the Acceptable Use Policy, Privacy Notice, Cookie Notice, AI Policy and Sponsor Disclosure Policy.

Contact

Questions about beta access can be sent to podcast@matchliveos.com.

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