License
design.pointsav.com and the app-privategit-design
engine that runs it draw on two different licenses, plus a commercial grant for
customers who need it. This page explains all three in one place.
FSL-1.1-ALv2 — source-available, converts to Apache-2.0 automatically.
The self-hostable
server (app-privategit-design) ships under the Functional Source
License, version 1.1, Apache-2.0 Future License (FSL-1.1-ALv2). You may use, copy,
modify, and redistribute the source for any purpose other than offering a competing
product or service built on it. Two years after each release, that release
automatically converts to a full Apache-2.0 grant — no action required, no
re-licensing step.
Apache-2.0 — unconditional, from day one.
The token set, component recipes, and research
documents in this repository (pointsav-design-system) are licensed
Apache-2.0 with no delay and no use restriction — the same terms the tokens have
carried since they were first published.
Skip the two-year window with a PointSav Commercial (FSL) grant.
Customers who need to build a competing product or service on the FSL-licensed server source before its two-year conversion date will be able to buy a PointSav Commercial (FSL tier) grant — a per-release Order Form that lifts the FSL's Permitted-Purpose restriction early. This does not change the source license itself — the GitHub source stays FSL-1.1-ALv2; the grant would be a separate commercial permission layered on top, for the purchaser only. Self-service purchase via the PointSav software marketplace is planned; contact PointSav directly in the meantime.
What's next
Build the binary and run it yourself, or explore the Apache-2.0 token set directly.
Important Information
Design System disclosure
This site provides open-source design tokens, documentation, and self-hostable software published by Woodfine Capital Projects Inc. Information here is for general reference only and does not constitute an offer, warranty, or a guarantee of fitness for any particular purpose. Statements regarding planned, intended, or targeted future features are forward-looking and subject to change without notice; they are not undertaken to be updated except as required by law.