And why it's the reason you can trust Taybeti with your secrets.
Open source means the source code — the actual instructions that make the app work — is publicly available for anyone to read, inspect, and verify. Think of it like a restaurant where the kitchen is made of glass: you can see exactly how your food is prepared. With closed‑source apps, the kitchen is behind a concrete wall.
GitHub is the world's largest platform for hosting open source code. It's where developers share their projects so the whole world can see, review, and contribute. Every change to Taybeti's code is publicly tracked — who made it, when, and why. View Taybeti on GitHub →
Security researchers, privacy activists, and developers can all read the code and verify that it does exactly what we say — and nothing else.
Every code change is publicly logged with a timestamp. A company can't quietly add spyware in an update — the community would spot it instantly.
If Taybeti ever disappears, anyone can take the code and continue the project. Your data format is documented and open — your notes are yours forever.
Taybeti is under the MIT license — anyone can use, modify, and distribute the code for any purpose. There are genuinely no strings attached.
With Taybeti, you don't need to trust us — you can verify. Independent experts can confirm there's no backdoor, no telemetry, and no cloud leak. That's real trust: not a promise, but proof.