Legal
The chatbox designs whose source we publish are MIT licensed. Here is what that means in practice.
Last updated 22 September 2026 · This is a plain-language draft and not yet reviewed by a lawyer. It will be before launch.
Use it commercially, modify it, redistribute it, ship it in a closed-source product. Keep the copyright notice. There is no warranty.
The source is self-contained: no build step, no dependency, no ChatBrace account. Point its send function at your own endpoint and it stops touching us entirely. That is the intention, not a loophole.
The ChatBrace name and logo are not licensed to you. The hosted service, its API and the designs whose source we have not published are not covered by this licence.
The AI disclosure line in the markup is there for a legal reason rather than a decorative one. If you keep the code, keep the disclosure.