Open source, always
#Let us be clear: QxChat is not "open core" where all the useful features are locked behind an enterprise paywall. It is not "source available" with a license written by corporate lawyers to prevent you from doing anything real. It is fully, genuinely open source (client, server, everything) under MIT.
Why does this matter? Because trust is not built on slick landing pages. It is built on code you can inspect. Every single claim we make can be verified by anyone with a text editor in five minutes. No NDAs, no sealed binaries, no hand-waving.
"If we disappear tomorrow, the community forks the repo and keeps going. Your conversations do not die with a company. That is the entire point."