License & trademark
The component kit is MIT. The Vamos panel apps are source-available. The names are trademarks.
Component kit — MIT
@vamos-cms/ui, the docs examples and the registry items are released under the MIT license. Use them in any project, commercial or not. Keep the copyright notice in copied files.
Panel apps — FSL
The Vamos panel apps (Site/CMS, CRM, People, Work) are source-available under the Functional Source License, version 1.1, with Apache 2.0 future license (FSL-1.1-ALv2):
- You can read, use, modify and self-host them, including for your own business.
- You may not offer them, or a modified version, as a competing commercial product or service.
- Each release automatically becomes Apache-2.0 two years after it is published.
Trademark
"Vamos", "Vamos UI" and the logo are trademarks of Vamos. The licenses cover the code, not the names. A fork must use a different name and logo. Saying your project is "built with Vamos UI" is fine.
Can I…?
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Use the kit in client projects | Yes |
| Sell websites or panels built with the kit | Yes |
| Copy components and change them | Yes |
| Self-host the panel apps for my company | Yes |
| Resell the kit itself as a UI kit under the Vamos name | No |
| Fork the panel apps and sell them as a SaaS | Nountil that release becomes Apache-2.0 |
| Remove the copyright notice | No |
Contributing
Contributions are accepted under the Developer Certificate of Origin: sign off each commit with git commit -s. Contributions to the kit are MIT; contributions to the apps follow the apps' license.