Public code you can check and run yourself
Our packages are open source (MIT). The core app is public under the Functional Source License: run it for your own business, read every line, and each release becomes MIT two years after it's published. Nothing we publish is ever taken back.
What's public
The packages (statement parsers, the invoice schema, verification, templates) and the core app: the editor, documents, clients, payer pages, signing, Tier 1 rules, the agent runtime and its policy layer. Self-host it for one business in under 10 minutes.
What's private, and why
The services we run: the email relay, live bank alerts, ranking that learns across businesses, network signals, the AI assistant, and the reviewed legal templates. The list is finite and published, and nothing is ever moved from public to private.
The one rule
You may use, change and self-host the app for your own business. You may not use it to run a competing service. That's what the Functional Source License says, and after two years each release is plain MIT.
Add your bank
Statement parsers live in packages/parsers under MIT. Each needs fixtures and a balance check. Contributions are signed off with a DCO.