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Does Litmus own what you create with it?

No—Litmus's cited terms say you retain ownership of what you create.

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“ Submission Ownership: While you are interviewing, your submission remains your intellectual property; the hiring company receives a license to evaluate and store it for hiring decision purposes. If you accept a job offer from that company, ownership of the submission transfers to them at the point of acceptance. You retain ownership of anything you brought in (pre-existing code, open-source dependencies, and general skills). The full terms are in the Candidate disclosure you accept before starting an assessment.”

Captured 2026-07-20. Open captured source →Snapshot SHA-256: 6e90fd37145556c5d0b08431400250cc0e3b21a0d259ca45b5fed35fe0b02794

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