Licencijos

iOS, iPadOS and watchOS app

Ships no third-party code. The only package it links is PryxelCore, which is ours and lives in this repository. Everything else is an Apple system framework, which Apple licenses to the app and we do not redistribute.

Android and Wear OS app

149 artifacts reach the released phone APK and 100 the watch APK. They are listed here by the component we ask for; the lockfiles carry every resolved artifact. JUnit (EPL-1.0), JNA (LGPL-2.1) and javax.annotation-api (CDDL + GPLv2 with classpath exception) appear in the locked tree but are build- and test-time only — verified against the release runtime classpath and against the APK itself — so no copyleft licence reaches a binary we publish.

• AndroidX (Core, Activity, Lifecycle, Compose, Material 3, Navigation, Room, WorkManager, Security-Crypto, Glance, Wear Compose) Compose BOM 2024.12.01; see gradle.lockfile for each · Apache License 2.0
• Protocol Buffers (repackaged inside androidx.glance) 1.1.1 · BSD 3-Clause
• Kotlin Coroutines 1.9.0 · Apache License 2.0
• Guava ListenableFuture (transitive) 1.0 · Apache License 2.0
• Google Play Billing Library 7.1.1 · Android Software Development Kit License
• Google Play services — Wearable 18.2.0 · Android Software Development Kit License
• Google Play In-App Review 2.0.2 · Play Core Software Development Kit Terms of Service

Backend worker

Runs on Cloudflare, never on a user's device. Listed because Rule 26a asks for everything in the build, not only what ships to a phone. npm audit on the runtime tree: 0 vulnerabilities (2026-09-04).

• @peculiar/x509 and its @peculiar/asn1-* packages 1.14.3 · MIT
• asn1js 3.0.10 · BSD 3-Clause
• Wrangler (build tool, not shipped) 3.99.0 · MIT and Apache License 2.0

pryxel.app

No web fonts and no third-party stylesheet: the site uses system font stacks, so no embedding rights are needed. No analytics SDK, no tracker.

• three.js r171 · MIT

Every icon, wordmark and illustration in the app and on the site was drawn for PRYXEL and is ours. No stock image, no stock video, no purchased font. There is nothing here whose embedding rights had to be bought, and nothing whose licence had to be argued about.