Acknowledgments
Gratitude to the tools, frameworks, and open-source communities behind Kindest.
Our Gratitude
Building Kindest has been made possible by a rich ecosystem of developer tools, open-source libraries, and creative communities. We want to explicitly acknowledge and thank the creators, maintainers, and organizations whose work powers our apps and websites.
Apple Developer Technologies
Kindest for iOS is crafted exclusively for iPhone using modern Apple platform technologies:
- Swift & SwiftUI — for expressive, responsive native iOS interface design.
- SwiftData & CloudKit — enabling seamless, private, on-device storage and encrypted iCloud sync with zero third-party tracking.
- StoreKit 2 — providing secure, transparent in-app subscription and transaction management.
Open Source Software & Frameworks
Both our native iOS application and this website rely on remarkable open-source engineering:
- Next.js (Vercel) & React (Meta) — powering this high-performance, accessible, and SEO-optimized website.
- Tailwind CSS & Headless UI (Tailwind Labs) — utility-first styling and accessible components.
- swift-markdown-ui & NetworkImage (Guillermo Gonzalez) — delightful markdown rendering and image loading in SwiftUI.
- swift-cmark (Swift Project & John MacFarlane) — resilient CommonMark & GitHub Flavored Markdown parser.
- AIProxySwift (AIProxy) — secure client integration for privacy-respecting AI features.
Legal & Policy Templates
Our legal documents were structured and inspired by open-source policy models published by GitHub under the Creative Commons Zero (CC0-1.0) Universal Public Domain Dedication, adapted specifically to reflect LukyLab's on-device privacy architecture and Czech/EU law.
Inspiration & Community
Special thanks to our early testers, friends, and families whose daily communication rituals, feedback, and encouragement continue to shape Kindest into a mindful personal relationship companion.
Third-Party Notices & Open Source Licenses
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