Overview
This notice covers open source components used by the public website. The references to rider, driver, admin, and Goose AI software describe components associated with services planned for launch.
Goose Cabs acknowledges the authors and communities behind the open source software listed here.
This notice is provided for transparency. It is not a complete machine-generated bill of materials for every transitive dependency. For a complete licence file export for a specific app build, email support@goosecabs.ca with subject “Open source request”, your app name, and version.
Major packages in rider and driver apps
The Expo / React Native applications commonly include (non-exhaustive):
- React and React Native (MIT)
- Expo modules (location, notifications, secure store, image picker, task manager, and related): generally MIT
- React Navigation (MIT)
- @supabase/supabase-js (MIT)
- @rnmapbox/maps (Mapbox: see Mapbox terms and OSS licences bundled by the SDK)
- @stripe/stripe-react-native (MIT; Stripe services governed by Stripe agreements)
- @sentry/react-native (MIT; Sentry SaaS governed by Sentry terms)
- @gorhom/bottom-sheet (MIT)
- phosphor-react-native (MIT)
- aes-js and related crypto helpers (MIT)
- Driver app additionally: @googlemaps/react-native-navigation-sdk (see Google Maps/Navigation terms), @notifee/react-native, geofire-common, and related native modules
Website and admin
The public website and admin web applications commonly include Next.js, React, and related tooling, typically under MIT or Apache-2.0 style licences as published by each package author. The marketing site is packaged for Cloudflare with OpenNext.
Coming-soon App Store and Google Play marks on the website use: the Apple path from Simple Icons (CC0 1.0), and the four-colour Google Play triangle from SVG Logos (CC0 1.0). Apple and Google names and marks belong to their owners; we use them only to describe planned store availability.
Website store icon sources
Simple Icons (Apple path, CC0 1.0) · SVG Logos (Google Play triangle, CC0 1.0)
Hosted services (not OSS grants)
Use of Stripe, Mapbox, Supabase, Expo, Azure Communication Services, Twilio, Google, Apple, Cloudflare (including Turnstile on public forms), Sentry, PagerDuty, Railway (always-on dispatch and operational workers), and LiveKit (for Goose AI) is governed by those providers’ commercial terms in addition to any open source components they ship.
Source and notices requests
Where a licence requires us to offer source code for a modified GPL/LGPL component we distribute, contact support@goosecabs.ca with subject “Open source request”. Many mobile dependencies are MIT/Apache-licensed and do not require source offer beyond attribution.
Copyright notices and licence texts for packaged native binaries may also appear in OS settings / About screens where required by platform policy.