Open Source Licenses
Last Updated: July 25, 2026
Our Services are built on open source software. This page acknowledges the major components we depend on and explains how to obtain full license texts and attribution.
We are grateful to the maintainers of these projects.
License Notices
Each component below is used under its own license and remains the property of its respective copyright holders. Their inclusion does not imply that the authors endorse Inferon.
Web Application
| Component | License | | --- | --- | | React | MIT | | Next.js | MIT | | TypeScript | Apache 2.0 | | Tailwind CSS | MIT | | Radix UI | MIT | | Motion | MIT | | TanStack Query | MIT | | Zod | MIT | | Zustand | MIT | | Lucide | ISC | | Biome | MIT and Apache 2.0 |
Backend and Services
| Component | License | | --- | --- | | Python | PSF License | | Django | BSD 3-Clause | | Django REST Framework | BSD 3-Clause | | Celery | BSD 3-Clause | | PostgreSQL | PostgreSQL License | | Redis | BSD 3-Clause and RSALv2/SSPLv1 | | Gunicorn | MIT | | httpx | BSD 3-Clause | | Wagtail | BSD 3-Clause |
Machine Learning
Model weights and inference libraries are used under the terms published by their respective providers. Some carry licenses that restrict commercial use or impose acceptable use conditions, and we comply with those terms for every model we make available.
Model providers are identified in our Model Usage Policy and Subprocessors.
Full Attribution
The lists above cover the principal components. A complete, versioned dependency inventory with full license texts is available on request.
Email: legal@inferon.ai with the subject "Open source attribution".
Enterprise customers can request a software bill of materials as part of a security review, as described in Compliance.
License Compliance
We review the licenses of dependencies before adopting them, avoid components whose licenses are incompatible with how we distribute our software, and honour the attribution and notice requirements of the licenses we rely on.
If you believe we have used an open source component without meeting its license conditions, please tell us at legal@inferon.ai. We will investigate and correct any oversight.
Our Own Software
The Inferon platform itself is proprietary. Its use is governed by our Terms of Service, and nothing on this page grants any license to it.
Where we publish our own software as open source, it is released under the license stated in that project's repository.