ToolboxHere is built on excellent open-source software. Thank you to everyone who maintains these projects. Each name below links to the project's source; the groups follow what the software does on this site.
The site and its interface
PDF and Word documents
Images, photos and QR codes
Text recognition and on-device AI models
A model is downloaded from this site only after you start the tool that needs it, and is then kept on your device.
Example files in the AI tools
The "Try an example" files in the AI tools, so you can see a tool work before you use your own. Photos were made smaller for this site.
Calculators, prayer times, the Qibla and readability
Fonts
Every font is served from this site, never from a font service.
The Creative Studio: AI models on our own GPU
These run on our own graphics card for the paid Creative Studio, never in your browser and never for the free tools.
Brand marks
The marks of WhatsApp, Facebook, Instagram, Threads (Meta), Telegram, X and LinkedIn on the Share buttons are the trademarks of their owners, used only to label links to those services, as their brand guidelines allow. Using them does not mean those companies endorse ToolboxHere.
MPL software
The Bergamot translator and the Firefox Translations models are used under the Mozilla Public License 2.0, exactly as their authors publish them, as separate files that load only when you translate. Their source code is available at the links above, and the licence text sits beside the files (/vendor/bergamot/ and /models/v1/translate/).
LGPL software
heic-to and libheif are used under the LGPL-3.0 as a separate, replaceable script file that loads only when your browser cannot open HEIC photos itself. lamejs is used under the LGPL-3.0 the same way: a separate script that loads only when you save an MP3 in Text to Speech. Their source code is available at the links above.