Open Source & Third-Party Notices

Last updated: April 22, 2026

Last updated: April 22, 2026. TasteLabs is built with open-source and commercial third-party components. This notice summarizes major components and typical license types. Full license texts for open-source packages are available in the corresponding repositories or package distributions (e.g. npm).

1. Application framework

React, React Native, and Expo tooling are used under the MIT License and related ecosystem licenses. See https://github.com/facebook/react and https://github.com/expo/expo for current license files.

2. UI and utilities

Libraries such as lucide-react-native (ISC), react-native-svg, Jotai (MIT), and others may apply. Exact versions and licenses are defined in the project’s package metadata.

3. Backend client and auth

Supabase JavaScript client and related dependencies are subject to the MIT License or other licenses stated by Supabase and its dependencies.

4. Fonts

Inter font files loaded via @expo-google-fonts/inter are subject to the SIL Open Font License where applicable.

5. Commercial AI (OpenAI)

Generative AI features are powered by OpenAI, LLC’s commercial API (hosted models), not by open-source model weights we ship in the app. Use of those features is also subject to OpenAI’s policies: https://openai.com/policies/privacy-policy and https://openai.com/policies/terms-of-use . See our Privacy Policy and Subprocessor disclosure for how requests and content are sent to OpenAI.

6. No warranty on third-party code

Open-source and third-party components are provided by their authors "as is" without warranty. TasteLabs does not warrant third-party code.

7. Source of truth

For a complete machine-readable list of dependencies and versions, refer to the repository’s package manifest (e.g. package.json) and lockfile at build time. This in-app summary may be abbreviated.