Corresponding Source
Certain components of this Service are licensed under the GNU Affero General Public License v3.0. This page is how users of this instance obtain its corresponding source.
Last updated 2026-08-27 · Effective 2026-08-27
The offer
Section 13 of the AGPL-3.0 requires the operator of a network-accessible instance to offer its users the corresponding source of that instance. This is that offer. It is made by Warren Davis Data Systems as operator, to any user of this Service, at no charge.
The archive below is the corresponding source of the build currently running.
| Version | 0.1.0 |
| Produced | 2026-08-27 |
| Files | 597 |
| Size | 1.9 MB |
| Content digest | 0b37e9d95e2fac404958d4a9f9e9c5cf45a0f87db3b3cff794df58ff972e67b7 |
Download the corresponding source — sign in first. An account is free and the source is free; we ask only that you identify yourself, as the licence obliges us to users of this instance rather than to the public.
What the archive contains
The complete source of this web application — routes, server actions, components, library modules, data models and tests — together with the manifests and configuration needed to reproduce the build. A generated .env.sample lists every environment variable the application reads.
It does not contain, and the licence does not reach:
- Credentials, keys and certificates. Corresponding source is what is needed to build and run the work, not the secrets a particular operator holds.
- Customer or operator data. Never part of the program.
- Names and logos. Trade mark rights are separate from copyright and are not granted by the AGPL. The marks are substituted out and the archive builds under a neutral name; nothing else is removed. See
TRADEMARKS.mdinside the archive. - Separate programs. The voice worker, the desktop shell and the edge worker run as their own programs in their own processes and are not part of this work. The application runs without them.
- Third-party services. Market data, filings and model providers are other people’s software, reached over their interfaces.
Your rights
Everything the AGPL-3.0 grants: run it for any purpose including commercially, study and modify it, redistribute it, and operate it as a service. Copies and derivatives stay under the same licence, the notices travel with them, and running a modified version as a network service puts the same section 13 obligation on you. The archive carries the full text in LICENSE, which governs wherever this summary and the licence differ.
Attribution
This Service derives from OpenStock by Ravi Pratap Singh and the Open Dev Society, licensed under AGPL-3.0. That credit is a condition of the licence and is preserved in the archive’s ATTRIBUTION.md.
Questions about this offer, or a problem with the archive: source@warrendavisdata.com. If you believe the archive is incomplete, tell us — completeness is an obligation and we would rather fix a gap than argue about it. See also our Terms of Service.