Release inventory
What the application ships with.
This page records the runtime asset and dependency posture of this edition. It does not grant rights in screenshots, notes, fonts, or other material supplied by a user.
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Runtime assets
The released browser application loads no third-party analytics SDK and no advertisement. It vendors one third-party library, @revenuecat/purchases-js under the MIT licence, served from this origin as vendor/purchases.mjs and loaded on demand by the Premium and Restore pages and by one entitlement check; opening a checkout also loads Stripe's payment element from js.stripe.com. Nothing else third-party is fetched. Its interface illustrations, icons, social preview, and synthetic sample screenshots were created specifically for this product.
One third-party asset is bundled and served from this origin: the Space Grotesk typeface, copyright 2020 The Space Grotesk Project Authors, under the SIL Open Font License 1.1. It ships as latin-subset WOFF2 files in the fonts folder, with the licence note beside them, so no font service is contacted while you work.
User-provided material
Screenshot files, project names, notes, assignee names, and imported project archives are supplied by the user and remain their responsibility. The product does not provide a stock-photo library, brand catalog, translation memory, commercial font, or third-party screenshot collection. Before sharing an export, verify that you have permission to distribute everything it contains.
Development-only tools
The automated test suite uses Playwright Test 1.61.0 under the Apache License 2.0 and Axe Playwright 4.13.0 under the Mozilla Public License 2.0. These packages and their browser binaries are development tools; they are not bundled into the released application. Exact package versions are pinned in the repository lockfile.
Independence and verification
This application has no runtime or source dependency on another portfolio product. Release checks reject remote runtime assets and imports that escape the application directory. A dependency and asset review should still be repeated before every commercial release, because later editions may change.