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Licenses and attributions.
Eloqubit is built with open-source software, independent fonts, and creative assets. This page acknowledges the creators, licenses, and attributions that make this website possible.
Last updated 9 September 2026
Open-source and creative attribution
Eloqubit relies on thoughtful open-source software, independent typography, and creative visual assets. In accordance with their respective licenses and creator requests, this page details the copyright notices, permission terms, and attributions for third-party works used on this marketing and enquiry website.
Creative artwork and vector illustrations
The paper plane vector graphic featured in our homepage hero section and generated across our social preview cards is sourced from Vecteezy under the Vecteezy Free License:
Paper Plane Vectors by Vecteezy (opens in a new tab)
The editorial ship illustration (/ship-it.svg) is created by Katerina Limpitsouni and sourced from unDraw (opens in a new tab) under the unDraw open-source license.
Typography and fonts
Eloqubit uses two open-source typefaces served via next/font/google, each distributed under the SIL Open Font License, Version 1.1 (OFL-1.1):
Instrument Sans — Designed by Jordan Wilson and Rodrigo Fuenzalida for Instrument (opens in a new tab). Instrument Sans serves as Eloqubit's interface and body typeface. Licensed under the SIL Open Font License 1.1.
Inter Tight — Designed by Rasmus Andersson (opens in a new tab). Inter Tight serves as Eloqubit's editorial heading and display typeface. Licensed under the SIL Open Font License 1.1.
Iconography
Interface icons throughout the site are provided by Tabler Icons (opens in a new tab), created by Paweł Kuna and contributors, distributed under the MIT License.
Privacy infrastructure
Eloqubit runs c15t (opens in a new tab) as our self-hosted consent management system. c15t is open-source software published under the Apache License, Version 2.0. Copyright © c15t contributors.
Software inventory
The table below lists the principal open-source libraries and runtime components used to build and operate this website:
| Package / Project | License | Author / Maintainer | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|
| Next.js (opens in a new tab) | MIT | Vercel, Inc. | App Router framework, static generation, and route handlers |
| React & React DOM (opens in a new tab) | MIT | Meta Platforms, Inc. | Component rendering and UI architecture |
| Tailwind CSS (opens in a new tab) | MIT | Tailwind Labs, Inc. | Utility styling and responsive design system |
| Tabler Icons (opens in a new tab) | MIT | Paweł Kuna & Tabler contributors | Interface icon designs across navigation, features, and buttons |
| c15t (opens in a new tab) | Apache-2.0 | c15t contributors | Self-hosted cookie consent management and policy engine |
| Drizzle ORM (opens in a new tab) | Apache-2.0 | Drizzle Team | Type-safe database ORM for consent persistence |
| @upstash/ratelimit & @upstash/redis (opens in a new tab) | MIT | Upstash, Inc. | Enquiry form rate limiting and anti-abuse protection |
| Resend (opens in a new tab) | MIT | Resend, Inc. | Transactional email delivery for project enquiries |
| Zod (opens in a new tab) | MIT | Colin McDonnell & contributors | Runtime schema validation for form submissions |
| TypeScript (opens in a new tab) | Apache-2.0 | Microsoft Corp. | Static type checking and interface contracts |
| Vitest & Testing Library (opens in a new tab) | MIT | Vitest & Testing Library contributors | Unit and component testing framework |
Trademarks and disclaimer
All product names, logos, brand marks, and registered trademarks identified on this website remain the property of their respective owners. Mentioning them here is solely for accurate technical identification and creative attribution, and does not imply sponsorship, affiliation, or endorsement by their respective owners.
Questions regarding licensing, intellectual property, or attributions can be sent to hello@eloqubit.com.
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