Open Source FAQs

Is Miradi open source software?

Yes. Miradi is licensed under GNU Affero General Public License v3.

The Miradi repository is public and can be found at https://github.com/sitkatech/miradi-client/tree/4.6

Can I use the Miradi name and logo on versions of the software that I develop?

No. If you make your own software based on the Miradi source code, you cannot use the Miradi name or logo on or with it. A Miradi logo means that our organizations stand behind the product, provide support, and that the user is an active member of our community (and has supported the project financially). Although we provide our source code under the GPL, we will enforce our trademark rights including the Miradi name and logo so as to keep them valid.