Open source

You can use, change and share Draggy's code under the Apache License 2.0. The models it runs have their own licenses.

What the license allows

Draggy's source is published under the Apache License, Version 2.0. You can:

• Use Draggy for any purpose, including paid work.
• Change it and build your own version.
• Share copies of it, or of your changes.
• Sell copies, or a product built on it.

What you keep

If you share Draggy or a changed version, you must:

• Give everyone who receives it a copy of the license.
• Keep the copyright, patent, trademark and attribution notices in the source.
• Mark the files you changed as changed.
• Include the text of the NOTICE file, if the copy has one.

The license does not let you use the Draggy name or logo, apart from describing where the code comes from.

Earlier versions

Earlier versions released under the GNU General Public License v3.0 or later keep that license for those versions.

The source

The source is on GitHub at github.com/Lucki74/draggy. The full license is in the repository, with the NOTICE file, the contribution guide and the security policy.

Models have their own licenses

A model is a separate work, and its maker sets its license. The license is shown on the model's Hugging Face page. Read it there before you use or share a model.

What leaves your computer

For what leaves your computer, read the privacy section of the wiki.