License & terms

License

stint is released under the MIT License.

You can use it, modify it, redistribute it, sell it, ship your own fork — the only requirement is keeping the copyright notice and license text intact.

Full license text on GitHub →

Terms of use

The MIT license is the agreement between you and Reyem Tech for using stint. A few practical clarifications that don’t change what the license says, just make explicit what’s already implied:

• No warranty. stint is provided “as is.” It might crash, lose data, or fail to sync. Keep your important time entries backed up elsewhere if that matters to you. See the LICENSE for the formal disclaimer.
• Auto-updates. stint checks for updates from github.com/reyemtech/stint/releases once every 24 hours by default. You can disable this under Settings → Updates. New versions may change behavior, fix bugs, or remove features — using stint past an update is acceptance of whatever changed in that release.
• Third-party services. stint talks to your Solidtime instance and (if you connect them) Google Calendar. Those services have their own terms; Reyem Tech is not a party to your relationship with them.
• Your data. stint stores everything locally. See the Privacy page for the full inventory of what’s stored where.

Built with

The shoulders stint stands on. Each is itself open source.

Project	What for	Link
Tauri	macOS shell, IPC, window management	tauri.app
Rust	core, store, sync, calendar logic	rust-lang.org
SolidJS	reactive UI	solidjs.com
Tailwind CSS	styling primitives	tailwindcss.com
SQLite	local persistence	sqlite.org
Solidtime	sync target / source of truth	solidtime.io
Astro + Starlight	this documentation site	starlight.astro.build

Plus dozens of smaller crates and npm packages — see Cargo.lock and the pnpm-lock.yaml files for the full tree.

Made by Reyem Tech

Reyem Tech builds tools for people who don’t want to fight their software. stint is one of them.

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