Open-Source Licenses & Notices

This page explains how ClinicBooking honors the licenses of open-source software ("OSS") we use in our websites, mobile apps, APIs, and back-end services. It also tells you where to find license texts and how to request source code when a copyleft license requires it.

Below is a high-level overview of common OSS licenses. Always consult the full license text.

If we distribute any binaries that are subject to GPL, LGPL, or AGPL obligations, we will provide the Corresponding Source by one or more of the following:

• A download link in the app or in a companion NOTICE / LICENSES bundle; or
• A written offer available for at least three (3) years from the last distribution, obtainable by emailing hello@spyface.com or writing to our mailing address (see Contact).

For LGPL components linked into our binaries, we will (as applicable): (a) provide object files to enable relinking with a modified LGPL library, or (b) use dynamic linking that permits end-user replacement of the library, and (c) include the relevant notices and license texts.

• Web: Attributions and license texts are published on this page and/or bundled as downloadable archives.
• Mobile Apps: See "Open-Source Notices" under Settings → Legal (or similar).
• Backend/CLI/Containers: License files are included at /licenses or referenced in image labels and release notes.
• Apache-2.0 NOTICE: We include required NOTICE files and preserve third-party attributions.
• Fonts/Icons/Media: Where third-party licenses require attribution (e.g., CC BY), we include credit in app "About" screens or footer.

Where we modify third-party OSS, we mark material changes in commit history and/or change logs and maintain original copyright notices. Upstream contributions are submitted under the project's license (or a contributor agreement, if required).

We curate and update OSS dependencies using industry practices (pinning, checksums, SBOMs, and vulnerability scanning). To report a security issue (including third-party component issues), please see our Security & Vulnerability Disclosure page.

Some OSS components (e.g., cryptography) may be subject to U.S. export laws and applicable sanctions (e.g., EAR/OFAC). By using our software, you agree to comply with all applicable export and sanctions regulations and confirm you are not a prohibited party.

SDKs and analytics libraries included in our apps are licensed by their owners and governed by their own terms. See our Privacy Policy and Cookies Policy for tracking disclosures and controls.

We maintain an inventory of third-party OSS used in our products. The table below is a template view. The authoritative, current inventory (including full license texts and, where applicable, source bundles) is available on request (hello@spyface.com).

We update this page when we add or remove OSS, change versions, or adjust how notices are delivered. Prior versions of this page and corresponding license bundles are available on request for compliance verification.

Please include: (a) the product/app and version, (b) where you obtained it, and (c) the component(s) you're inquiring about. For GPL/LGPL/AGPL source offers, we aim to respond within 30 days.

Open-source components are provided by their authors on an "AS IS" basis without warranties or conditions of any kind, express or implied, including but not limited to warranties or conditions of title, non-infringement, merchantability, or fitness for a particular purpose. To the maximum extent permitted by law, ClinicBooking disclaims liability arising from third-party OSS included in or used with our products. This page is for transparency and convenience; it is not legal advice.