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MIT License
Applies to the EvidenceFlow source code
What the MIT License means
EvidenceFlow's application code is released under the MIT License, one of the most permissive open-source license types in common use — it governs what may be done with the code if a copy is obtained, including use, modification, and redistribution, as long as the original copyright notice and license text stay attached. The source repository is not currently open for public browsing; the license text below is provided for reference and applies to the code as a whole.
This license doesn't extend any warranty to the software — it's provided "as is", per the text below — and it's separate from the terms governing your use of the hosted evidenceflow.in service, which are covered on the Terms of Use page.
EvidenceFlow also depends on a number of third-party open-source libraries (React, Next.js, FastAPI, PostgreSQL client libraries, and others), each under its own respective license. Those licenses apply to their own code and aren't altered by EvidenceFlow's license.