Open Source Licenses
Effective Date: August 9, 2026
In Plain English: load·in and the go·for·show apps are built on our own code plus a small set of open-source libraries. This page lists every third-party library we bundle, load from a CDN, or ship inside the native iOS/Android apps, with its license and, where the license requires it, the original copyright notice reproduced in full. Our own parser and translation engines are proprietary and are not covered by this page — see our Terms of Service §8.1.
Vendored Libraries (bundled with load·in)
These files ship as static assets inside the load·in web app (loadin/lib/). All three are MIT-licensed; MIT requires the copyright notice and permission text below to be reproduced wherever the software is distributed, so we do that here.
Used for client-side PNG export of stage plots and documents.
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Used to read and write .zip-based console archive formats (Allen & Heath SQ) and multi-file export bundles.
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zlib/gzip compression port used for .tar.gz archive workflows (Allen & Heath dLive).
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CDN-Loaded Libraries
These are loaded at runtime from their publishers' own content delivery networks — never bundled or modified by us. Full attribution stays with the upstream project.
Used for spreadsheet-format (CSV/XLSX) input list and tech rider export.
Error monitoring, used to catch and diagnose crashes. Never loaded inside the native iOS/Android app shells.
Native App Dependencies (iOS & Android)
The load·in native apps are built with Capacitor (Ionic). All packages below are MIT-licensed. Versions are the ranges pinned in native/apps/loadin/package.json; the exact resolved build version may be a later patch/minor release within that range.
| Package | Range | License |
|---|---|---|
| @capacitor/core | ^7.0.0 | MIT |
| @capacitor/android | ^7.0.0 | MIT |
| @capacitor/ios | ^7.0.0 | MIT |
| @capacitor/app | ^7.0.0 | MIT |
| @capacitor/browser | ^7.0.0 | MIT |
| @capacitor/filesystem | ^7.0.0 | MIT |
| @capacitor/haptics | ^7.0.0 | MIT |
| @capacitor/preferences | ^7.0.0 | MIT |
| @capacitor/push-notifications | ^7.0.0 | MIT |
| @capacitor/share | ^7.0.0 | MIT |
| @capawesome/capacitor-file-picker | ^7.0.0 | MIT |
| @revenuecat/purchases-capacitor | ^10.3.9 | MIT |
RevenueCat's Capacitor plugin (above) is used for App Store purchase and entitlement handling. Purchases themselves are processed by Apple and Google under their own platform terms — see our Terms of Service §4.4.
Rust / WebAssembly Crates
load·in compiles a small set of format-handling routines to WebAssembly (loadin/wasm/) for in-browser performance. Top-level crate dependencies, as pinned in Cargo.lock:
| Crate | Version | License |
|---|---|---|
| wasm-bindgen | 0.2.116 | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| js-sys | 0.3.93 | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| serde | 1.0.228 | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| serde_json | 1.0.149 | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| flate2 | 1.1.9 | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| tar | 0.4.45 | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| console_error_panic_hook | 0.1.7 | MIT OR Apache-2.0 (debug builds only) |
Each crate is dual-licensed under the MIT or Apache License 2.0, at the user's choice, per standard Rust ecosystem convention. This list covers the direct top-level dependencies declared in Cargo.toml; each of these pulls in its own transitive dependency tree, also MIT/Apache-2.0 licensed in the overwhelming majority of the Rust ecosystem.
Trademarks
Console manufacturer names referenced elsewhere on this site and in the app are trademarks of their respective owners and are not covered by any license on this page — see our Trademark & Interoperability Notice.
Questions
If we've missed an attribution or you believe a license obligation isn't met correctly here, email goforshowio@gmail.com and we'll fix it.