The sentences the app asks you to agree to, word for word, and the licence behind the harbour commons.
Before the first harbour is published, a member agrees to this, once:
Harbours published to the commons are shared under the Open Database License (ODbL 1.0): anyone may use, share and improve them, must credit the source, and must share improvements under the same licence. A harbour from OpenStreetMap already carries its credit and keeps it.
The licence is the Open Database License 1.0. A harbour drawn by hand and published gains the credit Ferryglide commons contributors. A harbour brought in from OpenStreetMap carries © OpenStreetMap contributors and keeps it through every version.
A run published through the app travels under this:
A run you publish may be watched, replayed and taken over by anyone; it carries its harbour and its boat, and nothing about you but the name you gave it.
A run shared as a link, without publishing, is a link and nothing more: it opens for whoever has it and is not listed anywhere.
Harbours brought in from OpenStreetMap are © OpenStreetMap contributors, under the Open Database License. Ferryglide does not query OpenStreetMap’s servers itself; you bring the extract.
[Terms of use — to be written: the free tier for personal use, what a school’s code covers, Plus, cancellation, the point of contact for notices about published content]
Nothing else, ever.