Open-Source Credits

Framework & Runtime

The core engine that renders the site.

• Next.js — © Vercel, Inc.
  MIT
• React — © Meta Platforms, Inc.
  MIT
• React DOM — © Meta Platforms, Inc.
  MIT

UI & Animation

Components, icons, and motion on every page.

• Radix UI primitives — © WorkOS
  MIT
• lucide-react — © Lucide Contributors (based on Feather Icons © Cole Bemis)
  ISC
• framer-motion — © Framer B.V.
  MIT
• Tailwind CSS — © Tailwind Labs, Inc.
  MIT
• clsx — © Luke Edwards
  MIT
• tailwind-merge — © Dany Castillo
  MIT
• class-variance-authority — © Joe Bell
  Apache-2.0

Database & Auth

Persistent storage and account management.

• Prisma + @prisma/client — © Prisma Data, Inc.
  Apache-2.0
• @prisma/adapter-better-sqlite3 — © Prisma Data, Inc.
  Apache-2.0
• better-sqlite3 — © Joshua Wise
  MIT
• NextAuth.js — © Iain Collins and contributors
  ISC
• @auth/prisma-adapter — © Auth.js contributors
  ISC
• bcryptjs — © Daniel Wirtz
  BSD-3-Clause

Payments & Email

Checkout, billing, and transactional mail.

• stripe (Node SDK) — © Stripe, Inc.
  MIT
• @stripe/stripe-js — © Stripe, Inc.
  MIT
• Nodemailer — © Andris Reinman
  MIT-0
• dayjs — © iamkun
  MIT

Transitive Dependencies

The packages above pull in roughly 500 indirect dependencies — the vast majority under MIT, Apache-2.0, ISC, or BSD licenses. We do not reproduce every notice here; the unmodified LICENSE file shipped inside each package satisfies the attribution requirement of those licenses.

For full transparency, our deployment retains every package's license file undernode_modules/<package>/LICENSE. No dependency in our tree is licensed under GPL, AGPL, SSPL, or any other copyleft license that would restrict commercial use.

Third-Party Services

External services we rely on at runtime. These are services (not open-source code we ship), governed by their own terms.

• Stripe — payment processing & Stripe CheckoutTerms
• YouTube — embedded sample-lesson videoTerms
• Zoom — live lesson video conferencingTerms