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Notices

Belay itself is under the Belay Source-Available License 1.0, see LICENSE: free to use and to build on, never to sell, and it must be credited. The name "Belay" and the Belay marks are not part of that licence, see docs/TRADEMARKS.md: the code is yours to take, the name is not yours to ship.

Third-party trademarks and logos

Belay bundles the marks of the tools it can watch, in Resources/Assets.xcassets/logo-*.imageset, and shows them in the Active Sessions list so you can tell at a glance which agent is running.

All product names, logos, trademarks and registered trademarks are the property of their respective owners. They appear here only to identify those products. Their use does not imply any affiliation with, sponsorship by, or endorsement from their owners, and none of these companies are involved with Belay in any way.

Mark Owner
Claude, Claude Code Anthropic PBC
ChatGPT, Codex, OpenAI OpenAI, Inc.
Gemini Google LLC
Cline Cline Bot Inc.
GitHub, GitHub Copilot GitHub, Inc. (Microsoft Corporation)
OpenCode The OpenCode authors
Pi Inflection AI, Inc.

The artwork is rendered as a monochrome template image so it takes the colour of the surrounding interface. That is a deliberate interface choice, because a row of brand colours in a menu bar panel is noise, and it does mean the marks are not shown in their owners' specified colours. If you own one of these marks and want it presented differently, or not at all, open an issue and it will be changed.

Belay ships no artwork it does not have the right to ship. If you are packaging a fork for distribution, that responsibility becomes yours.

Third-party sounds

Two recordings come from Pixabay. Every other sound in Resources/Sounds is synthesised by scripts/make-sounds.swift; these are the deliberate exception, and this is their provenance, verified against each sound's page on 2026-08-19:

  • welcome-spell.mp3 — "Magic Spell" by freesounds123, pixabay.com/sound-effects/magic-spell-333896/
  • welcome-cinematic.mp3 — "Hybrid Cinematic - 15 sec" by LiteSaturation, pixabay.com/sound-effects/hybrid-cinematic-15-sec-213055/

Both are under the Pixabay Content License: free for commercial use, no attribution required — credited here anyway, because it costs two lines.

whats-new.wav is the first strike cut from a chime the project's author supplied; it is part of Belay like the synthesised files are. The licence forbids redistributing content "on a standalone basis"; these files ship inside the app and inside its source tree as part of a larger work, which is the use the licence describes, not the one it forbids. Anyone extracting the files from either to pass along on their own is outside it.