Terms & Disclaimer

Last updated: 2026

First off — thank you for being here. These are free, open-source projects, shared in the hope they make your work a little easier and a little nicer. Everything below is the honest, plain-language deal — no fine-print traps.

Open source, and yours to use

Journey, react-inputs, and use-everywhere are all open source under the MIT License. In plain terms: use them, copy them, change them, ship them in your own work — please do. Each repository's LICENSE file is the real governing text; this page is just the friendly summary.

A gentle heads-up (the “as-is” part)

Because these are given away for free, they come “as is”, without warranty of any kind, express or implied. I've worked hard to make them solid, but I can't promise they're perfect or that they'll fit every situation — so please take them for a test drive in your own project before you lean on them.

Where liability stands

In that same spirit of honesty: to the maximum extent permitted by law, the authors and maintainers are not liable for any claim, damages, or other liability — whether in contract, tort, or otherwise — arising from the software, this website, or their use. Freely given, with no strings I could be held to if something breaks.

Help is a two-way street

These projects are maintained on a best-effort basis, in spare time, so there's no obligation to provide support or fix things on any particular schedule. That said, I'd genuinely love to hear from you — open an issue, raise a pull request, or ask a question, and I'll do my best to help. If you send a contribution, you're agreeing it's offered under the project's license, and you have my sincere thanks for making the work better.

Changes to this page

Documentation and site content may change over time as the projects grow.

Say hello

Questions, ideas, or just want to say hi? rxova@proton.me — I'd love to hear from you.