LegalThird-party licenses
What sitereal is built on, and under what terms.
The application is proprietary, but almost none of it was written from nothing. These are the open-source projects it depends on, with the licenses their authors chose — reproduced here because those licenses ask for it, and because it is the honest thing to publish.
How to read this page
sitereal itself is not open source: its own source code is not licensed to you, and the terms on which you may use the application are on the license page. The components listed here are a different matter — each one stays under its own license, which prevails over ours for that component.
Most of these are permissive licenses (MIT, ISC, BSD, Apache 2.0) that require the copyright notice and the license text to travel with the software. The full texts ship with the application and are available from us on request at support@sitereal.app.
The application shell
The builder interface
What your projects are built with
Icon sets searched through Iconify keep the license of the set they come from — Apache 2.0, MIT, CC BY 4.0 or the SIL Open Font License, depending on the set. The application shows the license of a set before you install it, and an icon you place is inlined into your own page, so the obligation to attribute travels to the site you build. Check the set’s terms before shipping.
A project scaffolded by sitereal is an ordinary Astro project. Its dependencies are in its own package.json, under its own licenses, and nothing in it is licensed by us.
This website
The pages of sitereal.app were built in sitereal, which is the only claim on this site we can demonstrate by reading its source.
Something missing or wrong
If a component is credited incorrectly, is missing, or is listed under the wrong license, tell us at support@sitereal.app and we will correct this page. Attribution is an obligation, not a courtesy, and a mistake in it is a bug.
The documents
Everything we publish about how this site and this application work.