# OneQuill website: rights and asset notices Copyright (c) 2026 OneQuill. All rights reserved. Permissions: contact@onequill.dev ## Website content and brand The text, screenshots, artwork, code and brand assets of this website are the property of OneQuill and may not be reused without prior written authorisation, except where applicable law provides otherwise. No licence grants rights in the OneQuill or OneVir names and logos. The OneQuill logos and web icons come from the OneQuill BrandAssets pack (2 October 2026): Masters/ and Web/. Copies used here are in assets/brand/, assets/icons/ and the favicon files at the site root. The OneVir product logo (assets/brand/onevir-product-logo-dark.svg) is the product's current wordmark. ## OneVir software OneVir is licensed by OneQuill under the Business Source License 1.1. See LICENSE and licensing.html. That licence covers the software only, not this website. ## Product screenshots and cover artwork Files in assets/img/onevir/, other than hero-art.webp, show the current OneVir interface with illustrative demonstration data. Names, hardware readings and usage figures are examples, not published benchmarks. assets/img/onevir/hero-art.webp and assets/img/og-onevir.jpg are original AI-generated marketing illustrations of a symbolic gateway sculpture, not a physical OneVir product. ## Globe data The land dots and country outlines on the animated globe (assets/js/globe.js) are derived from Natural Earth 1:110m countries, which is in the public domain (naturalearthdata.com). They were rasterised to a one-degree land bitmap and simplified to 0.2-degree outlines. ## Typography Self-hosted from assets/fonts/; no third-party font requests are made. - General Sans: Indian Type Foundry, ITF Free Font License (assets/fonts/GeneralSans-FFL.txt). The font files are unmodified. - Source Sans 3: Adobe, SIL Open Font License 1.1 (assets/fonts/SourceSans3-OFL.md). - JetBrains Mono: JetBrains, SIL Open Font License 1.1 (assets/fonts/JetBrainsMono-OFL.txt). ## Third-party components The website uses no third-party scripts, styles or libraries. OneVir's own dependencies and model weights keep their own licences; in particular llama.cpp is MIT-licensed, which does not license OneVir itself under MIT.