This document records the basis for OLLO’s Content Rights declaration in App Store Connect (“Does your app contain, display, or access third-party content?”).
Declaration: No
OLLO does not contain, display, or access third-party content that the Developer does not own or have the rights to use. All substantive content shown in the App is one of the following:
- User-generated content. Project names, addresses, schedules, tasks, materials, invoices, photos, and chat messages are created and uploaded entirely by the App’s own users, for their own projects.
- Original app design and code. The App’s UI, icons drawn for the App (e.g.,
AppIcon,AccentColor), and original source code were created by the Developer. - System-provided resources. Any system fonts or system-provided UI elements used by the App are part of iOS itself and are not third-party content requiring a separate rights declaration.
Third-Party Software Components (Open Source, Not “Content”)
OLLO’s codebase depends on the following third-party open-source libraries and SDKs, used under their respective licenses (MIT, Apache 2.0, etc.) for functionality — not displayed to users as “content” in the sense the Content Rights question is concerned with:
| Library | Purpose | License |
|---|---|---|
| Firebase iOS SDK (Auth, Firestore, Storage, Messaging, Analytics, Crashlytics) | Backend services | Apache 2.0 |
| GoogleSignIn-iOS | Sign in with Google | Apache 2.0 |
| SwiftMessages | In-app banners/alerts | MIT |
| Nuke | Image loading | MIT |
| TLPhotoPicker | Photo picker UI | MIT |
| Lightbox | Image viewer | MIT |
| GrowingTextView | Auto-growing text input | MIT |
| SwiftPhotoGallery | Photo gallery UI | Apache 2.0 |
These are standard practice for app development and do not require a “Yes” answer to the Content Rights question. Apple’s own guidance treats this question as being about licensed media — video, music, images, or other creative works the developer does not own — not software libraries.