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Open-source notices

Superheat is built on other people's work. This page lists the direct dependencies of the app and of this website, with the licence each one declares.

Last updated Updated August 18, 2026

Summary

46 direct dependencies across the mobile app and the website. Generated from the installed packages, not maintained by hand.

Licences declared, by count.
LicencePackages
MIT42
OFL-1.12
(MIT OR GPL-3.0-or-later)1
Apache-2.01

Copyright in each package remains with its authors. Their licence terms, including any notice and attribution requirements, apply to that package and not to Superheat as a whole.

Packages

Shipped in the app or served by this site.
PackageVersionLicenceUsed by
@expo/vector-icons15.1.1MITSuperheat app (iOS and Android)
@fontsource/ibm-plex-mono5.2.6OFL-1.1Website and instructor console
@fontsource/ibm-plex-sans5.2.6OFL-1.1Website and instructor console
@react-native-async-storage/async-storage2.2.0MITSuperheat app (iOS and Android)
@sentry/react-native8.23.0MITSuperheat app (iOS and Android)
@supabase/supabase-js2.112.3MITSuperheat app (iOS and Android)
@tanstack/react-query5.101.4MITSuperheat app (iOS and Android)
expo57.0.13MITSuperheat app (iOS and Android)
expo-build-properties57.0.11MITSuperheat app (iOS and Android)
expo-constants57.0.11MITSuperheat app (iOS and Android)
expo-file-system57.0.4MITSuperheat app (iOS and Android)
expo-font57.0.1MITSuperheat app (iOS and Android)
expo-haptics57.0.1MITSuperheat app (iOS and Android)
expo-linking57.0.6MITSuperheat app (iOS and Android)
expo-network57.0.1MITSuperheat app (iOS and Android)
expo-notifications57.0.11MITSuperheat app (iOS and Android)
expo-router57.0.13MITSuperheat app (iOS and Android)
expo-splash-screen57.0.6MITSuperheat app (iOS and Android)
expo-sqlite57.0.1MITSuperheat app (iOS and Android)
expo-status-bar57.0.1MITSuperheat app (iOS and Android)
expo-system-ui57.0.2MITSuperheat app (iOS and Android)
jszip3.10.1(MIT OR GPL-3.0-or-later)Website and instructor console
next15.5.23MITWebsite and instructor console
pdf-lib1.17.1MITWebsite and instructor console
posthog-react-native4.63.2MITSuperheat app (iOS and Android)
react19.2.3MITSuperheat app (iOS and Android); Website and instructor console
react-dom19.2.3MITWebsite and instructor console
react-native0.86.2MITSuperheat app (iOS and Android)
react-native-gesture-handler2.32.0MITSuperheat app (iOS and Android)
react-native-purchases10.7.1MITSuperheat app (iOS and Android)
react-native-reanimated4.5.1MITSuperheat app (iOS and Android)
react-native-safe-area-context5.7.0MITSuperheat app (iOS and Android)
react-native-screens4.26.2MITSuperheat app (iOS and Android)
react-native-worklets0.10.1MITSuperheat app (iOS and Android)
server-only0.0.1MITWebsite and instructor console
zustand5.0.15MITSuperheat app (iOS and Android)
Build and test tooling. Not shipped to a device or a browser, listed for completeness.
PackageVersionLicenceUsed by
@eslint/eslintrc3.3.6MITWebsite and instructor console
@types/node20.19.11MITWebsite and instructor console
@types/react19.2.18MITSuperheat app (iOS and Android); Website and instructor console
@types/react-dom19.2.1MITWebsite and instructor console
eslint9.39.5MITSuperheat app (iOS and Android); Website and instructor console
eslint-config-expo57.0.1MITSuperheat app (iOS and Android)
eslint-config-next15.5.23MITWebsite and instructor console
tsx4.20.3MITWebsite and instructor console
typescript6.0.3Apache-2.0Superheat app (iOS and Android); Website and instructor console
vitest2.1.9MITSuperheat app (iOS and Android)

Typefaces

Superheat is set in IBM Plex Sans and IBM Plex Mono, designed by Mike Abbink and Bold Monday for IBM, and licensed under the SIL Open Font License 1.1. The fonts are self-hosted and bundled in the app; no request is made to a third-party font service from either the app or this site.

Data sources

The regulatory corpus is 40 CFR Part 82, Subpart F, retrieved from the Electronic Code of Federal Regulations published by the Office of the Federal Register and the Government Publishing Office. Works of the United States Government are not subject to copyright protection in the United States (17 U.S.C. § 105).

The eCFR is an editorial compilation and is not the legally authoritative edition of the CFR. Each snapshot is stored with its request URL and a SHA-256 of the response, so a question can be traced back to the exact text it was written from. How the corpus is used.

Getting the licence texts

Each package’s full licence text ships inside that package and is available at its homepage above. This page lists direct dependencies; if you need the complete transitive list with licence texts — for a procurement review, say — ask and we will produce one from the lockfiles.