Licenses and credits
The project’s origins, transparently explained.
LightHub and LightCraft
LightHub is an independent project for Windows and iOS, with a macOS version planned for later, derived from LightCraft, developed by the ArtCraft team and its contributors. It has a separate identity and is not presented as an official version.
The LightHub End User License Agreement sets out the terms for using the app and preserves the rights granted by the licenses of open-source components.
Upstream code license
The LightCraft repository offers its code under the MIT or Apache 2.0 license, at your option. Applicable terms and notices must be retained with reused components and their distribution.
Assets and trademarks
ArtCraft / LightCraft trademarks and visuals have their own terms, separate from the code licenses. This website does not reuse their logos. Windows, Apple, Mac, iPhone, iOS and macOS trademarks belong to their respective owners.
This website
The LightHub monogram is presented in a vector version adapted for this website. App images are screenshots supplied by the publisher on Windows and iPhone Duo. The three pairs of comparison photographs were supplied by the publisher and optimized for the web. Pages use system fonts and no external JavaScript components loaded from a CDN.
App notices
Dependencies and notices must match each version actually distributed on Windows, iOS or macOS. This page does not replace license, copyright, NOTICE and attribution files that must accompany the app. The public Windows repository distributes installers and their notices; it does not publish the project’s private source code.
Windows distribution
Notices and licenses for distributed components are available in the Windows repository’s licenses folder and in the installer. Consult the notices for the version you download.