Acknowledgements
AdoptIQ is built on the work of the open-source community. This page lists the third-party open-source components included in the Service and credits their authors, as their licenses ask us to.
The complete copyright notices and full license texts are in our notices file:
Download the full third-party notices
What's included, and why
The components fall into two groups:
- Bundled into the apps you use in the browser — the adoptiq.io site and the admin portal compile open-source JavaScript into the pages served to you. Because that code is delivered to your device, we reproduce its license notices in full in the notices file above.
- Running on our servers — the backend and AI services use further open-source components that are never delivered to you. We credit them too, in the same file, for transparency.
Licenses in use
The overwhelming majority of components are under permissive licenses that only ask us to preserve their copyright and license text — which we do in the notices file.
| License family | Examples of what it covers | What it asks of us |
|---|---|---|
| MIT / ISC | React, Tailwind, most UI and utility libraries | Preserve copyright + license text |
| Apache-2.0 | TypeScript, Supabase client, gRPC, Playwright | Preserve copyright, license, and any NOTICE |
| BSD-2-Clause / BSD-3-Clause / 0BSD | Various utilities | Preserve copyright + license text |
| MPL-2.0 | lightningcss (CSS build tool) | Attribution; share changes only if we modify their files (we do not) |
| LGPL-3.0 | libvips, via the sharp image library used by the admin portal | Attribution + license text; the library is used unmodified and can be replaced |
| CC-BY-4.0 | caniuse-lite browser-support data | Attribution |
No GPL- or AGPL-licensed components are used in any part of the Service, so there are no source-code-disclosure obligations.
Thank you
To everyone who builds and maintains the libraries above: thank you. If you believe a component is missing or miscredited, email [email protected] and we will correct it.