Open Source Licenses

Last Updated: April 18, 2026

Authorlytica is built on the shoulders of open source software. This page lists the main packages we rely on across our app, backend, and marketing site, along with their licenses. If you're curious about the projects that make Authorlytica possible, here they are.


Authorlytica App

The app you use at app.authorlytica.com.

Framework

Data & Forms

Charts & Visualizations

Styling & Icons

Animations

Dates

Payments

Utilities


Authorlytica API

The backend service that handles accounts, writing data, and payments behind the scenes.

Core Framework

Authentication

Networking & Rate Limiting

Caching

Configuration

Payment Processing

Servers

Backend Utilities


Marketing Site

The site you're reading right now, at authorlytica.com.

Site Framework

Content Rendering

Styling & Visuals


About These Licenses

Most of the packages above use the MIT License, a permissive license that allows free use, modification, and distribution as long as the original copyright notice is preserved.

A handful of projects use other permissive licenses:

  • Apache License 2.0 — Permissive, with an express grant of patent rights from contributors. apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
  • BSD-3-Clause / BSD-2-Clause — Permissive licenses used by Django and a few Python projects.
  • OFL-1.1 (SIL Open Font License) — The license for the Inter font family.
  • CC-BY-4.0 — Creative Commons Attribution, covering Font Awesome's icon artwork (the icon code itself is MIT).

All of these licenses are compatible with the way Authorlytica is built and distributed. This page exists to credit the projects we depend on and to preserve their notices, as those licenses ask us to do.


If you notice anything missing or incorrect on this page, please reach out at contact@adamrendo.com.