What does “open source” mean?
Apps run on instructions written by developers. In an open-source app, those instructions are available to read instead of being hidden. Developers and researchers can inspect what the app actually does.
Why does that matter?
Privacy claims become something people can verify, not just marketing. The community can also find problems, suggest improvements, and help the project keep growing over time.
Want to explore it?
Download version 1.0.1 (8.9 MB). Developers will find the technical setup and contribution details in the README included with the source.