Pixel-art translation of Gustave Courbet, The Stonebreakers (1849): two labourers break stones by a roadside.Pixel-art translation of Gustave Courbet, The Stonebreakers (1849): two labourers break stones by a roadside.

Legal

Every document that governs Ogun and this website. We try to write them so they can actually be read.

Ogun is free, open-source software that runs on your computer. Most of what these documents say comes down to three things: we collect almost nothing, you stay in control, and please use Ogun lawfully.

Privacy policy

How Ogun and this website handle personal data: no cookies, no analytics, no telemetry. What we process when you email us, and your rights.

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Terms of use

The terms for using the Ogun website, how the Apache-2.0 license governs the software, the pre-alpha disclaimer, liability and governing law.

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Acceptable use

How Ogun may and may not be used: lawful downloads only, no circumventing access controls, captchas or copy protection, respect for websites and people.

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Cookie notice

This website sets no cookies and uses no local storage, analytics or tracking. That is why there is no cookie banner. Here is exactly what we mean.

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Trademark policy

How you may refer to Ogun and use its logo, what forks must do, and what needs our permission. The open-source license does not cover our marks.

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Licenses

The open-source licenses behind Ogun and this website: Apache-2.0 for the software, the SIL Open Font License for the typefaces, and our notices.

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Security policy

How to report a security vulnerability in Ogun or this website, what is in scope, how we respond, and our safe-harbour commitment to researchers.

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Accessibility

Our accessibility commitment for the Ogun website: WCAG 2.2 AA as the target, what we have done, known limitations and how to tell us about a barrier.

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Company details

Ogun is published by Verne Ltd., Dhaka, Bangladesh. Legal entity, registered address, registration identifiers and contact details.

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