Open-Source Notices

Vibld is built on open-source foundations, and its own source is published openly under a dual-license structure. This page explains what that means for the core project, for starter templates, and for what you build with Vibld.

The Vibld core

The Vibld core — the builder, its provider integrations, and the platform code — is licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0. The source is public at github.com/vibld/vibld, including its LICENSE file. Vibld intends to keep a complete, single-user version of the builder available and self-hostable outside the hosted product — saving your work, connecting Git, bringing your own model keys, and exporting your project are not features locked behind a paid plan.

Starter templates

Reusable starter-template source that Vibld generates from (for example, the marketing-site template this website itself is an instance of) is separately licensed under the MIT License at its own boundary within the repository, with upstream notices preserved.

What you build

Code that Vibld generates for you is yours to license as you choose, subject to the obligations of any third-party or open-source components it includes. Vibld does not claim ownership of, or require attribution in, projects you build and export.

Third-party components

Vibld and this website depend on a number of open-source packages, each under its own license. A complete, current list is available in the repository's package manifests and lockfile at the link above rather than duplicated here, so it never falls out of date.

Questions

Licensing questions can be sent to legal@vibld.com.