About SerenumOpen source

The reason we are releasing the source code for Serenum is that we believe it is important to be transparent. It also improves the quality of the service, as anyone can review the source code and make improvements. Thanks to this, Serenum can thrive for many years to come.

License

Serenum is licensed under the GNU AGPLv3.

• You are free to use the source code.
• You may make changes to the code.
• You may redistribute the code, but you must keep the source code open to everyone.
• You may run it as a SaaS or web app service.
• You must not change the licence.
• You must not alter the copyright and licence text.

Decision-makers

The developer of Serenum (Airikr) always has the final say on any changes to the service. The basic principle behind Serenum is that the service should provide a basic overview of the weather, including both reports and forecasts.

Report a problem

If you have encountered a problem in Serenum, check whether the issue has already been reported, or create a new ticket. This also applies to reporting security vulnerabilities, suggestions for improving Serenum, and more.

Advantages of open source

• Nothing is hidden from visitors. Anyone can see what goes on behind the scenes.
• You can install Serenum yourself.