License

Open source license information for Colibri

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Colibri is open source software released under the GNU Affero General Public License v3.0 or later (AGPL-3.0-or-later).

What This Means ​

For Users ​

  • You can use Colibri freely for any purpose, including commercial use
  • You can self-host Colibri on your own infrastructure
  • You have access to the complete source code
  • You can modify Colibri to suit your needs

For Developers ​

  • You can contribute to Colibri’s development
  • You can create derivative works based on Colibri
  • If you modify and distribute Colibri, you must:
    • Release your modifications under the same AGPL-3.0-or-later license
    • Provide access to the complete source code
    • Preserve all copyright notices and license information

Network Use Provision ​

The AGPL includes a “network use” provision: if you run a modified version of Colibri as a network service (even without distributing the software), you must make the source code of your modifications available to users of that service.

License Text ​

The full license text is available at:

Third-Party Licenses ​

Colibri includes dependencies licensed under various open source licenses. Key dependencies include:

Package License
SvelteKit MIT
PostgreSQL PostgreSQL License
Kysely MIT
tRPC MIT
oclif MIT
pdf.js Apache 2.0

A complete list of dependencies and their licenses can be found in the package.json files throughout the repository.

Contributing ​

By contributing to Colibri, you agree that your contributions will be licensed under the AGPL-3.0-or-later license. See our Contributing Guide for more information.

Questions ​

If you have questions about licensing, please:

Trademark ​

“Colibri” and the Colibri logo are trademarks of the Colibri project. Use of these marks must comply with our trademark guidelines (available upon request).