OpenGlucose source is licensed under the MIT License. That license applies only to material owned by OpenGlucose contributors.
The application and packages depend on Flutter, Dart packages, CocoaPods, Android libraries, and operating-system frameworks that retain their own copyrights, licenses, and notice requirements. The MIT License does not relicense those components. A distributor is responsible for preserving every applicable third-party notice in source and binary distributions.
Before publishing an artifact:
- resolve dependencies from the committed manifests and application lockfiles;
- generate or inspect the license inventory for that exact resolved graph;
- review packages whose license is missing, nonstandard, reciprocal, or incompatible with the intended distribution;
- include required copyright and attribution text in the distributed app or accompanying material; and
- retain the inventory with the source commit and release evidence.
See docs/dependencies.md for the repository's dependency review and update policy.
OpenGlucose is independent community software. Product and company names may be trademarks of their respective owners. References to sensor vendors or platforms describe interoperability and do not imply endorsement, affiliation, or a license to vendor branding or proprietary materials.