Open Source at the Core
TenzoShare is built in the open. The entire codebase is public, auditable, and permissively licensed. No black boxes.
GNU AGPL v3.0 — Copyleft
TenzoShare is released under the GNU Affero General Public License v3.0. You can use, copy, modify, and self-host the software freely. If you distribute it or offer it as a network service with modifications, you must release your source code under the same license.
Why Open Source?
Auditability
Security tools should be auditable. An open codebase means you, your team, or external auditors can verify every security claim we make.
No Vendor Lock-in
You own your deployment. Fork it, extend it, self-maintain it. You're never dependent on us to keep your file sharing running.
Community-Driven
The best security software is built by a community of diverse experts. Open source invites scrutiny, contribution, and improvement from everyone.
Built With Modern, Proven Technologies
Get Involved
Report a Bug
Found something broken? Open a GitHub issue with a detailed description and we'll investigate.
Request a Feature
Have an idea to make TenzoShare better? Start a discussion or open a feature request issue.
Contribute Code
Fork the repo, make your changes, and open a pull request. See the contributing guide for code standards and process.
Report a Security Issue
Found a security vulnerability? Please use GitHub's private security advisory — do not open a public issue.
Improve Documentation
Found something unclear or missing in the docs? Wiki improvements and corrections are always welcome.
Star on GitHub
Show your support and help others discover TenzoShare. Stars help the project grow.