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Draft — not yet reviewed by a lawyer. These pages describe how Tripella works today and are being prepared for legal review. They may change before Tripella is offered commercially. Text in [brackets] is still to be filled in.

Data sources & licences

Last updated 19 October 2026 · draft

Tripella is built on open data, outside services and open-source software. This page lists where its data comes from, the licence or terms each is used under, and the credit each asks for.

Data and services

  • The map data under Geoapify's and Mapbox's places, addresses and routes, and the fallback services (Nominatim place search, OSRM routes, Overpass opening hours and stops, and OpenStreetMap map tiles).

    Licence
    Open Database License (ODbL) 1.0
    Credit
    © OpenStreetMap contributors, on the map and wherever its data is shown.
  • Place search, addresses, places nearby, opening hours and routes.

    Licence
    Geoapify terms; the data is OpenStreetMap's (ODbL).
    Credit
    “Powered by Geoapify” where its places and routes are shown.
  • The map (Streets, Outdoors and Satellite styles), routes, and places nearby.

    Licence
    Mapbox Terms of Service and attribution requirements.
    Credit
    The Mapbox logo and “© Mapbox © OpenStreetMap — Improve this map” on the map.
  • Street and satellite map tiles on the fallback (Leaflet) map.

    Licence
    Esri terms of use
    Credit
    “Tiles © Esri” and its sources, on that map.
  • Weather forecasts, and past weather for the typical weather further ahead.

    Licence
    CC BY 4.0 data; commercial use needs a paid API plan (terms).
    Credit
    “Weather data by Open-Meteo.com”, linked, where weather is shown.
  • Exchange rates: the European Central Bank's daily reference rates.

    Licence
    Rates published by the European Central Bank; Frankfurter is open source.
    Credit
    Source credited to the ECB.
  • Exchange rates for currencies the ECB doesn't publish (such as the Peruvian sol or Vietnamese dong).

    Licence
    ExchangeRate-API terms
    Credit
    A link: “Rates By Exchange Rate API” where those rates are used.
  • Trip cover photos: the main image of a place's Wikipedia article, mostly hosted on Wikimedia Commons.

    Licence
    Each photo has its own licence — most are CC BY-SA or CC BY, some public domain — set by its author on its Commons page.
    Credit
    The photo's author and licence, with a link to its source page.
  • Working out each place's time zone (through the tz-lookup library).

    Licence
    Boundary data ODbL, from OpenStreetMap; the library is CC0.
    Credit
    © OpenStreetMap contributors.
  • The AI features: ideas, itineraries, stays, connections and place details.

    Licence
    Anthropic Commercial Terms
    Credit
    AI content is marked as such in the app.

Software

Tripella uses many open-source libraries, nearly all under permissive licences (MIT, ISC, BSD or Apache-2.0) — among them Next.js, React, Leaflet, Better Auth, Drizzle, FullCalendar, Radix UI, Lucide icons and Luxon. These have other terms worth knowing:

[Lawyer to review the Hippocratic License and LGPL obligations for commercial use, and whether a full third-party notices file is needed.]

Corrections

If something here is missing or wrong, or you are a rights holder with a concern, contact [contact email]. Map errors can be fixed for everyone at openstreetmap.org/fixthemap.