Licenses and attribution
Understand the notices distributed with the application and its data.
What are notices?
They are not GitHub features. Notices identify the origin, rights and obligations attached to software, dependencies and data you distribute.
Community application
Community code uses Apache-2.0. Retain the kit's LICENSE and attributions. Third-party libraries and engines retain their own terms; the application license does not replace them.
Each image includes notices generated during its build. In the application, open Third-party notices in the footer to read THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.txt. The kit also includes NOTICE.md; consult the file matching your version when redistributing the application.
Maps and data
Captures contain fictional data. Basemaps come from OpenFreeMap, OpenMapTiles and OpenStreetMap contributors. Attribution remains visible in screenshots and tutorials. Routing data does not guarantee legal access or live traffic coverage.
Website and tutorials
The website uses Next.js, React and Fumadocs. Its videos and screenshots are recordings of the application, made in Chrome with Playwright and encoded with ffmpeg when the documentation is prepared; none of these tools is distributed with the site. Versions and notices are retained in the website repository. THIRD_PARTY.md accompanies its distribution. Review the terms applicable to your use, including before commercial distribution.
Report suspected vulnerabilities privately through GitHub private vulnerability reporting on the application repository, never in a public issue; see Security. No fictional contact is provided.