Open Source Licenses
Any Help Me is built with open-source software. We are grateful to the
developers and communities behind these projects. Below is a list of key
libraries and their licenses.
Frontend Framework
Astro Integrations
| Library | License |
| @astrojs/react | MIT |
| @astrojs/tailwind | MIT |
| @astrojs/sitemap | MIT |
| @astrojs/mdx | MIT |
Utilities
Build Tools
Image Processing (Build-time)
| Library | License |
| sharp | Apache-2.0 |
| libvips (native library used by sharp) | LGPL-3.0 (dynamically linked) |
Note: libvips is used only during the build process for image optimization. It is
dynamically linked (not embedded in the output) and is not distributed to end users.
Its use complies with LGPL-3.0 dynamic linking provisions.
Analytics
| Library | License |
| Umami (self-hosted analytics) | MIT |
License Policy
Any Help Me exclusively uses software with permissive open-source licenses
(MIT, Apache-2.0, BSD, ISC). We do not incorporate any GPL, AGPL, or
copyleft-licensed code into our distributed software. The only exception is
libvips, which is LGPL-3.0 and dynamically linked during the build process
only.
Full Dependency List
This project uses approximately 300 open-source packages, the vast majority
licensed under MIT. For the complete list, see the package-lock.json
files in our source repository.
Acknowledgments
We are deeply grateful to the open-source community. Without the contributions
of thousands of developers worldwide, Any Help Me would not be possible. If
you believe we have inadvertently omitted a license attribution, please
contact us.