What in TinyHold comes from others, under which license, and where to find its text.
Tiny Swords by Pixel Frog. Terms of the pack: use in personal and commercial projects, including edits; crediting the author is not required but welcome; the pack must not be redistributed, sold or repackaged. That is why the images are part of the game but not available for download as a pack.
All three are under the SIL Open Font License 1.1. Since 2026-09-16 they are hosted here, not on Google Fonts, so a visitor doesn't send an address anywhere. The license text sits next to each font:
The browser downloads the game code, and these libraries come with it: PixiJS (MIT, PixiJS Team), the SignalR client (MIT, .NET Foundation), Monaco Editor (MIT, Microsoft Corporation) — the editor on the Code a bot page, which carries TypeScript (Apache-2.0, Microsoft Corporation) — and their dependencies (earcut — ISC, eventemitter3, @pixi/colord, ismobilejs, parse-svg-path — MIT, tiny-lru — BSD-3-Clause). The full list with the complete text of each license is generated on every build of the game: third-party-notices.txt.
ASP.NET Core, Entity Framework Core and ASP.NET Core Identity — .NET Foundation and contributors, MIT. Jint (the JavaScript interpreter the server uses to replay matches) — Sebastien Ros, BSD-2-Clause. The server code is not distributed to anyone, so no license requires anything here. We list it out of courtesy.
The code and tests were made by two: a human and Claude Code (Anthropic). Development tools: TypeScript, Vite, Vitest, Playwright, .NET 10. TinyHold's own code is not public. Because of the graphics terms above, the repository is private.