Wisp Open Source Notices

Last updated: September 23, 2026

Wisp uses open source software, model tooling, and design assets with gratitude.

App dependencies and assets

Optional downloaded models

Downloaded model files are not bundled with Wisp. They are user-selected assets stored in Application Support. The downloader may automatically choose between pinned official endpoints and verified mirrors, but every installation uses the same expected SHA256 verification.

Model manifest requirements

Every production model manifest entry should include name, version, format, download URL, file size, SHA256, license, capability, minimum device recommendation, recommendation level, and update notes. Models without verified checksums should not be marked production-ready.

Fonts

Share cards and the wordmark retain LXGW WenKai, Fusion Pixel, Newsreader, Playfair Display, Courier Prime, and IBM Plex Mono. These six families use SIL Open Font License 1.1; original licenses, copyrights and Reserved Font Name terms are retained. The Fusion Pixel file is byte-identical to the proportional zh_hans WOFF2 in the official 2024.05.12 release, whose upstream notices are also included. The fixed Wisp pixel wordmark is vector artwork generated from the official Fusion Pixel version described above. It retains a pixel style; its source font uses SIL Open Font License 1.1, which permits logo and graphic design uses. Mathematical typesetting also uses the math fonts included with swiftui-math, with their original license and copyright notices. The Playfair Display and IBM Plex Mono subsets are renamed Wisp Editorial Serif and Wisp Mono, respectively; only font names change, with glyphs and layout data preserved. Original project names identify their sources.

Original license texts

The original licenses and copyright notices are retained below in their original languages. Separate model licenses and trademark terms still apply.