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Open source licenses
Open source licenses
adsb.win is built on other people's work. These are the projects it runs on, and the terms they are used under.
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Served to your browser
Code, artwork, and map data your device downloads. Notices for self-hosted files travel with those files and are repeated here.
145 type-specific aircraft silhouettes, by RexKramer1
Read the complete GPL-3.0 license text
The map serves the originals with embedded metadata intact. Account cards serve standalone SVG outline derivatives that identify our modification and remain GPL-3.0.
The WebGL map renderer, self-hosted rather than called from a CDN
Read the complete BSD-3-Clause license text
Self-hosted 3D artwork on aircraft card backs
Read the complete MIT license text
Self-hosted interactive previews of submitted 3D aircraft artwork
Read the complete Apache-2.0 license text
The map data behind the basemap
The rendered tiles the map draws
Elevation data for the live map's optional 3D terrain, fetched directly from Mapterhorn
The linked attribution page lists the underlying elevation datasets, their producers, and their licensing terms. Terrain data has source-specific terms, separate from Mapterhorn's software license.
The network you connect to
Not distributed to you, but named because feeders and clients interact with them directly — and one of them requires it.
Multilateration, originally developed by Oliver Jowett, with subsequent changes by TanerH and wiedehopf, and further maintained by adsb.lol
Network use counts as distribution under the AGPL. We run the adsb.lol fork unmodified, and that repository is the complete corresponding source for the build serving this network — which the server also tells every client on connect.
Mode S/ADS-B decoder and aggregator, by Matthias Wirth (wiedehopf)
Incorporates GPL-2.0-or-later and BSD-licensed code from the dump1090 lineage. Run unmodified. Credited by choice: it is the heart of the aircraft API, not a licence requirement.
Licence texts ship alongside the components they cover. Full detail, including how the copyleft
obligations are met, is on the
Privacy & License page .