Go Tap Talk is built on open source software. This page lists the third-party components we use, their licenses, and where the full license texts can be found.
The Windows, macOS and Linux desktop apps are built with Electron, which bundles the Chromium browser engine and the Node.js runtime.
| Component | License | Project |
|---|---|---|
| Electron | MIT | electron/electron |
| Chromium | BSD-3-Clause and others |
chromium.org |
| Node.js | MIT | nodejs/node |
Complete license texts are installed alongside the application. After installing Go Tap Talk you will find them in the installation folder:
LICENSE.electron.txt — Electron and Node.jsLICENSES.chromium.html — Chromium and every component it embeds
On Windows the default location is
C:\Program Files\Go Tap Talk\.
The interface uses these typefaces, served by Google Fonts. They are loaded by your browser directly from Google and are not redistributed by us. All are published under the SIL Open Font License 1.1.
| Typeface | License | Source |
|---|---|---|
| DM Sans | OFL 1.1 | Google Fonts |
| DM Mono | OFL 1.1 | Google Fonts |
| Share Tech Mono | OFL 1.1 | Google Fonts |
| Rajdhani | OFL 1.1 | Google Fonts |
| JetBrains Mono | OFL 1.1 | Google Fonts |
| Gabarito | OFL 1.1 | Google Fonts |
Our installers are produced with electron-builder (MIT) and its dependencies. These tools run only on our build machine. No part of them is included in the software you receive, so they carry no license obligation to you — they are listed here for transparency.
Go Tap Talk connects to these services. They are hosted services rather than open source components, and are governed by their own terms rather than by a software license:
How we handle your data with these services is described in our Privacy Policy.
If you believe something is missing or attributed incorrectly, please get in touch and we will correct it.