Open Source Notices
Last updated: July 30, 2026
RPMVault is built with open-source software. We are grateful to the maintainers and communities behind the libraries we use. This page summarizes how we handle open-source licensing notices.
1. Third-party software
The web app, mobile apps, and API incorporate open-source components distributed under licenses such as MIT, Apache-2.0, BSD, and similar permissive licenses, as well as other licenses declared by their authors.
Each dependency retains its own copyright and license terms. Nothing on this page grants you rights beyond those licenses or our Terms of Service regarding RPMVault itself.
2. How to obtain notices
Source dependency manifests are maintained in our repositories (for example package.json / pnpm-lock.yaml). License texts for packages are available from their upstream projects and package registries.
For a specific attribution request about a packaged binary or release build, contact legal@rpm-vault.com with the app version and platform.
3. RPMVault proprietary code
Except for third-party open-source components, RPMVault application code, branding, and curated product experience remain proprietary unless we expressly publish them under an open-source license.
4. Contributions and feedback
Public repositories under our GitHub organization, if any, state their own contribution and license terms. Feedback submitted through Contact does not grant you ownership of product features we later ship.