Doors is open source.
You can use Doors in open-source, commercial, and internal projects under the terms of the Apache License, Version 2.0.
What Apache 2.0 allows
Apache 2.0 is a permissive license. It allows you to use, modify, and distribute Doors in private or public projects, including proprietary software.
- Use Doors in commercial products and internal tools
- Modify the source code to fit your needs
- Distribute original or modified versions
- Ship software without publishing your own application source code
- Rely on the patent grant included in Apache 2.0, subject to the license terms
What you need to keep
If you redistribute Doors or a modified version of it, the Apache 2.0 license text and the required notices must stay with that distribution.
- Keep the copyright and license notices
- State significant changes if you distribute a modified version
- Include any required NOTICE content when applicable
- Keep third-party license notices for dependencies that require them
What Apache 2.0 does not give you
- No warranty or liability coverage beyond what the license explicitly provides
- No rights to use the Doors name, branding, or logos as trademarks
- No replacement for your own legal review if you have compliance requirements
Source of truth
This page is an informational summary only. The controlling license terms are the full LICENSE file in the repository.
For questions about licensing or attribution, contact alex@doors.dev.