Open Source Licenses & Attributions

Last Updated: May 8, 2026

The SwiftQuantum ecosystem is built on the work of many open-source communities. We list below the libraries and standards we depend on, with their licenses and links to canonical project pages. This is not an exhaustive list — see each app's Acknowledgements screen for the per-app dependency list — but covers the substantive components.

Web platforms

Library License Used in
Next.js MIT All web apps (swiftquantum.tech, quantumnative-edu.swiftquantum.tech, legal.swiftquantum.tech, SwiftQuantumAdmin)
React, React DOM MIT All web apps
Tailwind CSS MIT All web apps
Framer Motion MIT swiftquantum.tech, quantumnative-edu.swiftquantum.tech
MDX, remark, rehype, gray-matter MIT legal.swiftquantum.tech (this site)

iOS / macOS / visionOS apps

Library License Used in
SwiftUI, Foundation, Combine Apple SDK License All Swift apps
Swift standard library Apache 2.0 with Runtime Library Exception All Swift apps
swift-collections Apache 2.0 SwiftQuantum, QuantumNative
swift-numerics Apache 2.0 SwiftQuantum, Q-Alpha
swift-algorithms Apache 2.0 SwiftQuantum
swift-package-manager (build only) Apache 2.0 All Swift apps
Foundation Models (Apple) Apple SDK License SwiftQuantum (Coherence Module)
Core ML Apple SDK License QuantumNative (HallucinationGuard backstop)

Backends and SDKs

Library License Used in
FastAPI MIT swiftquantum-link-python, SwiftQuantum_Backend, QuantumNative_Backend, SwiftQuantum_legal, agi-core
Pydantic MIT All Python backends
SQLAlchemy, Alembic MIT SwiftQuantum_Backend, QuantumNativeBackend_common
Uvicorn BSD-3-Clause All Python backends
APScheduler MIT SwiftQuantum_legal
BeautifulSoup4, requests MIT, Apache 2.0 SwiftQuantum_legal (web scraper)

Quantum computing standards and SDKs

We integrate with quantum hardware and software stacks under each provider's terms:

Cryptographic primitives

We follow NIST and ISO standards for cryptography:

We are migrating active web-service traffic to ML-KEM hybrid TLS during 2026 to align with NSA CNSA 2.0 timelines. PQC migration progress is documented in each app's release notes.

Knowledge base citations

The QuantumNative EDU 134-concept knowledge base (preskill-24-v12.0.2-qce26-aligned) is hand-curated by Park Eun Min (IEEE Member) and is anchored to John Preskill, Quantum Information (24-part lecture notes) as the primary reference, with cross-references to Nielsen & Chuang, Quantum Computation and Quantum Information (Cambridge University Press) and peer-reviewed quantum-computing literature. Citations are listed inside each concept JSON file under citationReferences.

Trademarks

All other trademarks are property of their respective owners. Reference to a trademark does not imply endorsement.

Source code

Where a library is licensed under a copyleft license (LGPL, GPL, AGPL), we either avoid it or comply with its source-availability requirements. At present none of our products ship copyleft-licensed components linked into the binary; we use only permissive licenses (MIT, Apache, BSD).

Reporting an attribution issue

If you believe a project we depend on is missing from this page, please write to legal@swiftquantum.tech with the project name and license link. We will correct within 30 days.