Legal Issues

Licensing Agreements and Third-Party Software:

Javascript, HTML/CSS: These are open standard technologies and do not typically have direct licensing restrictions. However, some JavaScript libraries or CSS frameworks might have their own licenses but typically use open-source licenses.

Frameworks and Libraries: React Native, and other libraries like React-native-calendars, Axios, expo/vector-icons, react-navigation/bottom-tabs, npm packages (such as react-native-image-picker, @react-native-async-storage/async-storage, @react-navigation/native, React-native-linear-gradient) use open-source licenses.

Services: Firebase: Firebase has its own terms of service and licensing agreements. After Reviewing Firebase's terms we saw that Firebase offers a no-cost tier pricing plan for all its products. APIs: Exercise API and Meals API from API Ninjas: The APIs that load workouts and meals into the app are free to use for non-commercial use and if you have a premium plan you are allowed to use it for commercial use

intellectual property constraints

Users enter their workout and meal information, thereby mitigating potential intellectual property constraints. The two APIs utilized to source workouts and meals are public resources and, hence not subject to any intellectual property constraints. Furthermore, the libraries used are all open-source, eliminating intellectual property constraints associated with their usage.