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Moro keeps its own source private while respecting the separate licenses of the software and fonts it uses.

Last reviewed August 19, 2026

Licensing boundary

Publicly visible does not mean open source.

The Moro application and original website code and content are proprietary unless a file says otherwise. Public visibility of the website repository provides transparency; third-party components remain available under their own licenses.

ComponentUsed inVersionLicense
SDWebImageMoro for iOS5.21.6MIT
React and React DOMMoro website19.2.0MIT
Phosphor IconsMoro website2.1.10MIT
PartytownOptional website analytics0.14.0MIT
InterWebsite typography5.2.8 packageSIL OFL 1.1
Vite React pluginWebsite build tooling5.0.4MIT
ViteWebsite build tooling6.4.3MIT

This page lists direct product and website dependencies. Transitive dependencies and platform frameworks may carry additional notices in their distributions.