Credits

Kalondo is built on open-source software, made and shared by many people. Thank you!

In your browser

Turbo MIT

Updates pages in place, without reloading them.
Stimulus MIT

The small interactive parts, like the notes button and the notes editor.
Tiptap MIT

The rich-text editor for notes.
ProseMirror MIT

The editing engine under Tiptap, with orderedmap, rope-sequence and w3c-keyname, by Marijn Haverbeke.
marked MIT

Reads Markdown in the rich-text editor.
Linkify MIT

Recognizes links while you type notes.
Lucide ISC (icons from Feather also MIT)

All the icons.
Comfortaa SIL Open Font License 1.1

The font of the app's name, by Johan Aakerlund.

Ruby Ruby or BSD-2-Clause

The programming language.
Ruby on Rails MIT

The framework the whole app is built with.
SQLite Public domain (sqlite3 gem BSD-3-Clause)

The database, used through the sqlite3 gem.
Puma BSD-3-Clause

The web server.
Thruster MIT

Sits in front of Puma and delivers files quickly and compressed.
Commonmarker MIT (comrak BSD-2-Clause)

Turns notes (Markdown) into safe HTML, with comrak.
bcrypt MIT

Stores passwords securely.
Solid Cache, Solid Queue and Solid Cable MIT

Cache and background jobs (like sending e-mail), stored in SQLite.
Propshaft and importmap-rails MIT

Deliver the stylesheets and JavaScript to your browser.
Bootsnap MIT

Makes the app start faster.