Licence
All Octa Pass code (the core, server, apps, extensions, CLI and website) is licensed under the MIT License (MIT). The full text is in LICENSE.
What that means
Section titled “What that means”| You can | Conditions |
|---|---|
| Use Octa Pass for any purpose, personal or commercial | None |
| Study and modify the code | None |
| Share copies or modified versions | Keep the copyright and licence notice |
| Run a modified version as a service for others | None |
MIT is a permissive licence: there’s no requirement to publish changes. The hosted service at vault.octap.app still runs exactly the code in this repository, by choice, and every release is built from a public commit.
One codebase, no open core
Section titled “One codebase, no open core”There’s no proprietary edition. The free hosted service runs exactly the published code, and self-hosters get every feature.
Contributions
Section titled “Contributions”Contributors sign off commits under the Developer Certificate of Origin (git commit -s). There’s no Contributor Licence Agreement: you keep the copyright to your contribution and license it under MIT. Source files carry an SPDX header:
SPDX-License-Identifier: MITName and logo
Section titled “Name and logo”The licence covers the code, not the name. A trademark policy will allow forks while preventing confusing use of the “Octa Pass” name. See the FAQ for the name’s history.