Strollday is built mainly on Apple's system frameworks (AVFoundation, Core Image, WidgetKit and others), which are part of iOS and iPadOS. The iOS app includes no third-party libraries. This page lists the open source fonts the app bundles and the software used by the Strollday brand and this website. The Android app will be listed here when it is released.
The iOS app ships no third-party code. For titles and headings it bundles subsets of Newsreader, Noto Serif CJK and Noto Serif Thai, listed under Brand & Website below, under the SIL Open Font License 1.1. For the date, time and place stamps it bundles subsets of the fonts below, under the SIL Open Font License 1.1, except Special Elite, which is under the Apache License 2.0. The Times New Roman stamp uses the font that ships with iOS.
A stamp font, bundled as a subset.
A stamp font, bundled as a subset.
A stamp font, bundled as a subset. Its Hanzi derive from Kosugi Maru (Copyright (c) 2010 MOTOYA CO.,LTD., Apache-2.0) and its Latin from Varela Round.
A stamp font, bundled as a subset.
A stamp font, bundled as a subset.
A stamp font, bundled as a subset.
A stamp font, bundled as a subset.
A stamp font, bundled as a subset under a neutral name.
A stamp font, bundled as a subset.
A stamp font, bundled as a subset.
A stamp font, bundled as a subset.
The serif typeface used for the Strollday wordmark.
The serif typeface used for English text on this website.
The Chinese, Japanese and Korean typefaces used on this website, also known as Source Han Serif and Source Han Sans.
The Thai typefaces used on this website.
Open source icon set used on this website.
Full license texts are available in each project's repository linked above.