Use and modify the code
Run Pulsyr privately or commercially, fork it, redistribute it, and build on it under the license terms.
Open source
Your project system should remain yours.
Pulsyr's code is available under the MIT License. Run it on your infrastructure, inspect how project isolation works, adapt it to your workflow, and contribute improvements upstream.
Control the operational boundary
The app, Postgres database, secrets, network, backups, and upgrade schedule stay under the operator's control.
Review the implementation
Authentication, scoped tokens, migrations, CI, webhooks, and MCP tools are available in the public repository.
Code freedom and brand identity are separate.
The Pulsyr software is MIT-licensed. “Pulsyr”, its pulse-and-dot symbol, and its logo are trademarks of Avonlea Systems SpA. Public forks should use their own product name and visual identity while describing their origin truthfully.
Read the repository's license, trademark policy, and contribution guide before redistributing a modified build.
Start with your own infrastructure
Fork the code. Keep the workflow understandable.
Start from the reproducible Docker setup, then contribute issues or pull requests through GitHub.