Users verify through Discord's built-in 3rd party connection — no codes, no extra steps.
Once linked, their username from your chosen platform and Discord username are logged together.
This gives you a clear, reliable way to identify who each member is across both spaces.
📱 See It In Action
Here's what the verification process looks like in Discord
The entire verification process is private - only you can see your verification messages
⚡
One-Click Verify
Uses the account you've already linked in Discord — no codes, no extra logins. Your role is assigned the
moment you authorize.
🔐
Private & Secure
We never see your password and never read your messages — only your linked username. Device and IP signals
are stored as scrambled codes that can't be reversed.
📊
Verification Logs
Full audit trail of every verification and removal — who, when, why. Export as CSV.
📸
Screenshot Blocklist Import
Drop a screenshot of banned accounts — AI extracts every username and blocks them in one click.
🧭
Moderation by Platform Identity
Look up, unverify, kick, or ban any member by their platform username — even if they've left the server.
📣
Role-Targeted Broadcasts
Announce to any role in one click — channel post or DM, sent under your name. Perfect for verified-only
news and follow-ups.
🏷️
Auto-Assigned Unverified Role
Auto-tag everyone who hasn't verified — perfect for targeted nudges and channel gating.
🌐
Multi-Platform Support
23 platforms — TikTok, YouTube, Twitch, X, Instagram, Steam, Roblox, Spotify, and more.
🕵️
Alt-Account Detection
Catches members who try to come back with a new account. Moderators can look up a user and see other
accounts that signed up from the same device or network.
🔄
Daily Account Check
Every 24 hours the bot re-confirms each member's linked account. Renames update on their own; account
swaps and disconnects alert your moderators automatically.
🪪
Linked Roles Ready
Optional welcome role Discord grants automatically to anyone with a linked account — a soft landing before
they fully verify in your server.
🚫
Ban-Evasion Protection
If a blocklisted account slips into your server, the bot detects and bans it automatically — your server's
rules are enforced no matter how they got in.
💰 Pricing
Subscribe via the Discord App Library — every plan includes all features (verification, alt detection, daily
account check, blocklists, Linked Roles, dashboard, audit logs). Plans differ only by size limits.
Every plan includes all features — verification, alt detection, daily account check,
blocklists, Linked Roles, dashboard, audit logs, CSV export, and join enforcement. Plans differ only by size
limits. TikTok Verify is billed per server (the server owner subscribes).
Account Link is billed per person (each subscriber can use it across their own servers).
Billed monthly via the Discord App Library. Questions? Join our
Discord Server.
📖 About
Learn more about the Social Verification Bot
What is this bot?
A security-first Discord verification bot. It confirms members own the account they claim, then
keeps that verification honest for as long as they stay in your server. Available as
TikTok Verify (TikTok only) or Account Link (all 23 Discord connection
platforms — YouTube, Twitch, Instagram, Steam, and more).
How it works
Members link their account to Discord once, click Verify, and get their role instantly — no
codes, no logins. A daily check then re-confirms every member: renames update automatically; account swaps and
disconnects alert your moderators.
Layered security
Alt-account detection — look up any member and see other accounts that signed up from the
same device or network. Real IPs and device details are never stored, only scrambled codes.
Per-server blocklists — block an account from verifying; import a whole banned list from a
screenshot.
Ban-evasion protection — blocklisted accounts that slip in are removed automatically.
Discord Linked Roles (essential) — not optional polish. Discord automatically tracks the
linked account so renames propagate with no re-verify, and a Linked Role welcome tier plus the bot's Member
role gives true two-layer access control.
180-day retention — security signals auto-delete after 180 days, matching Discord's own
policy.
Supported Platforms
All 23 Discord connection types are supported via the Account Link bot:
🎵 TikTok — Verify your TikTok account
▶️ YouTube — Verify your YouTube channel
🟣 Twitch — Verify your Twitch account
🎮 Steam — Verify your Steam profile
🟩 Roblox — Verify your Roblox account
🐦 Twitter / X — Verify your Twitter/X account
📸 Instagram — Verify your Instagram account
🐙 GitHub — Verify your GitHub account
🤖 Reddit — Verify your Reddit account
🎵 Spotify — Verify your Spotify account
🎮 PlayStation — Verify your PlayStation account
🟢 Xbox — Verify your Xbox account
🕹️ Epic Games — Verify your Epic Games account
⚔️ Battle.net — Verify your Battle.net account
📘 Facebook — Verify your Facebook account
And 8 more: Bungie.net, Crunchyroll, eBay, League of Legends, PayPal, Riot Games, Skype, Domain
Is it safe?
Yes. We never:
Ask for your password on any platform
Post anything on your behalf
Read your messages, DMs, or any content
Access anything beyond your linked username and connection status
For the daily connection-sync check, the bot stores one Discord OAuth refresh token per verified user,
encrypted at rest (AES-256-GCM). It is used only to re-read which platform account is linked in
your Discord settings — nothing else — and is deleted when you are unverified or after 180 days. You can revoke
it any time in Discord → User Settings → Authorized Apps. Device fingerprint and IP signals are stored only as
salted one-way hashes; raw values never touch our database. Full details are in our
Privacy Policy.
Who made this?
Created by Bea, Owner of Bold Evolution Agency. Distributed through the Discord App Library.
Follow these steps to link your platform account and get your verified role in any server!
Step 1: Link your platform account to Discord
Open Settings
Go to your profile (bottom right) and tap the Settings Gear ⚙️ in the top-right corner.
Select Connections
Tap on the Connections menu.
Expand Apps
Tap the +18 icon to reveal the full list of available apps.
Select Your Platform
Tap the icon for the platform your server requires — TikTok, YouTube,
Twitch, Twitter/X, Instagram, GitHub, or
any other supported platform — from the grid.
Enable Visibility
Ensure both "Display on profile" and "Display details on profile" are
toggled ON (Blue).
Finalize
Tap the Add button in the top-right corner to save the connection.
Step 2: Complete Server Verification
Start
In the verification channel, tap the Verify button for your platform on the bot’s message.
Authorize
Tap Connect Discord to Verify, then tap the final Authorize button on the
pop-up.
Confirm 🎉
Once the browser shows the "Verified!" screen with a green checkmark, you are all set!
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to common questions about platform verification
Do you need my password?
No. You link your platform account to Discord through Discord’s own settings. The bot never sees your
password.
What does the bot read?
Only your platform username from the connection you’ve already linked in Discord. Nothing else.
I linked my account to Discord but the bot says it’s not found.
Make sure your platform connection is visible in Discord → User Settings → Connections before clicking
Verify. If it’s there, try clicking Verify again.
What if I linked the wrong account?
Remove the platform connection in Discord Connections, re-add the correct one, then click Verify again.
Can I be removed from the server based on my account?
Yes. Admins can look up and action any member by their platform username. If you’re blocked on that
platform, they may remove you from the server.
Do I need to re-verify if I change my username?
No. The bot runs a daily background check on every verified member and automatically updates the logged
username when it changes on the linked platform. Moderators see the change in the audit log. You only need
to re-verify if you connect a completely different platform account in Discord settings.
What's the difference between the Linked Role and the Member role?
Two optional tiers. The Linked Role is granted automatically by Discord to anyone with a
linked account — handy for a welcome/rules channel. The Member role is the one the bot
assigns after someone verifies in your server, and it's the one your moderators control. The Linked
Role is a soft landing; the Member role is full access.
How does the bot detect alt accounts?
When you verify, the bot saves a scrambled, non-reversible code for your device and network — never your
real device details or IP. Moderators can look up a member and see other accounts that signed up from the
same device or network. It's a tool to catch people rejoining under a new name. Signals are deleted after
180 days. See About
for the full breakdown.
If I'm banned in one server, am I banned everywhere?
No. Blocklists are per-server. Being on Server A's blocklist doesn't affect Server B — each moderator team
controls their own list. If your linked platform account is on Server A's blocklist and you join Server A,
the bot bans you from that server only. You can still verify in other servers that don't have you
blocklisted.
📜 Terms of Service
Last Updated: May 16, 2026
Welcome to the Social Verification Bot ("the Bot"). By using the Bot, you agree to these Terms of Service
("Terms"). Please read them carefully.
1. Acceptance of Terms
By adding the Bot to your Discord server or interacting with it, you agree to be bound by these Terms. If you do
not agree, do not use the Bot.
2. Description of Service
The Bot provides multi-platform account verification services for Discord servers. It allows users to verify
ownership of their accounts on any supported Discord connection platform (including TikTok, YouTube, Twitch,
Steam, Roblox, Twitter/X, Instagram, GitHub, Reddit, Spotify, PlayStation, Xbox, and others) by:
Linking their account via Discord Connections
Authorizing the bot to read their connected username
Receiving a verified role upon successful verification
As part of the service, the Bot also provides server moderators with security tooling: alt-account detection
(using a scrambled, non-reversible device fingerprint and IP code plus a VPN/proxy rating), a daily background
check that re-confirms each member's linked account, per-server blocklists, and automated enforcement actions
(including automatic bans of blocklisted accounts). By completing verification you consent to this collection
and automated enforcement. What is collected, how it is protected, and how long it is kept are described in the
Privacy Policy.
3. User Responsibilities
By using the Bot, you agree to:
Provide accurate information about your accounts
Only verify accounts that you own
Not attempt to manipulate or exploit the verification system
Not use the Bot for any illegal or unauthorized purpose
Comply with Discord's Terms of Service and Community Guidelines
Comply with the Terms of Service of the platform you are verifying
4. Prohibited Activities
You may not:
Verify accounts that do not belong to you
Attempt to reverse engineer or exploit the Bot
Use the Bot to harass, spam, or harm others
Interfere with the Bot's operation
Share or sell verified status obtained through fraudulent means
5. Disclaimer of Warranties
THE BOT IS PROVIDED "AS IS" WITHOUT WARRANTIES OF ANY KIND. WE DO NOT GUARANTEE THAT THE BOT WILL BE AVAILABLE
AT ALL TIMES OR FUNCTION WITHOUT ERRORS.
6. Limitation of Liability
To the maximum extent permitted by law, we shall not be liable for any indirect, incidental, special,
consequential, or punitive damages resulting from your use of the Bot.
7. Third-Party Services
The Bot interacts with third-party services via Discord's Connections feature. Your use of these services is
governed by their respective terms:
And all other platforms accessible via Discord Connections
8. Modifications
We reserve the right to modify these Terms at any time. Continued use of the Bot after changes constitutes
acceptance of the new Terms.
9. Termination
We reserve the right to terminate or restrict your access to the Bot at any time, for any reason, without
notice.
🔒 Privacy Policy
Last Updated: May 16, 2026
This Privacy Policy explains how the Social Verification Bot ("the Bot") collects, uses, and protects your
information.
1. Information We Collect
When you use the Bot, we collect:
Discord User ID — to assign roles and maintain server verification records
Platform username & account ID — your username and account identifier on the platform you
verify with (TikTok, YouTube, Twitch, etc.), read from your Discord Connections, to confirm account ownership
Device fingerprint (scrambled) — when you verify, your browser computes a device signature
that is converted to a one-way scrambled code before it ever leaves your browser. We store only that
code, never your actual device details. Used to detect alt accounts.
IP address (scrambled) — your IP at the moment of verification, stored only as a one-way
scrambled code (never the real IP), plus a VPN/proxy risk rating. Used to detect alt accounts.
Discord sign-in token — a single Discord re-authorization token, stored
encrypted, used only by the daily background check that confirms your linked account hasn't
changed. Never used to read messages or post anything.
2. How We Use Your Information
We use the collected information solely for:
Verification: confirming you own the platform account you claim
Role assignment: granting the verified role upon successful verification
Keeping verification accurate: a daily check that detects renames and account swaps
Security: detecting alt accounts and ban evasion for server moderators
We do NOT: sell your data, read your messages or DMs, store your platform bio content, post
on your behalf, store your real IP or device details (only scrambled one-way codes), or share your information
with advertisers.
3. Data Storage & Retention
Connect session state — short-lived, only to complete sign-in safely
Verified list & verification logs — Discord ID ↔ platform username/ID and timestamps,
kept so servers can manage verified roles and moderators can audit access
Alt-detection signals (scrambled fingerprint, scrambled IP, VPN/proxy rating) and the
encrypted sign-in token — automatically deleted after 180 days, or
immediately when you are unverified. This 180-day window matches Discord's own data-retention policy.
Security: sensitive fields are encrypted at rest with AES-256-GCM. Device and IP signals are
stored only as salted one-way codes that cannot be reversed back to the original values. You can revoke the
bot's access any time via Discord → User Settings → Authorized Apps.
4. Third-Party Services
The Bot interacts with Discord and any platform accessible via Discord Connections, including but not limited
to:
Fix category permissions to prevent overrides.
Permissions FAQ
Open the Admin Dashboard and sign in with Discord —
from there:
Configuration → pick the Verified Role and (optional) Alert Channel.
Setup Verify → post the verification panel to #verify-here.
Admin Dashboard
The Admin Dashboard is a web UI for configuring
verification — no commands to memorize. Sign in with Discord; any server where you have
Manage Server permission will appear in the server selector.
🔐 Access
Navigate to /dashboard on this site,
or run /1-dashboard in Discord to get a direct sign-in link.
Authentication is via Discord OAuth — the dashboard never stores your password.
Use the server selector (sidebar on desktop, dropdown on mobile) to switch between
servers.
What you can do in the dashboard
Page
Description
📊 Overview
Verified count, member count, blocked accounts, active platforms, plus a health check for required
config.
⚙️ Configuration
Set the Verified Role, Unverified Role (auto-assigned to anyone without the verified role — includes a
Backfill existing members button), Alert Channel, and toggle Join Enforcement
(auto-kick unverified members after timeout).
🔧 Setup Verify
Choose the channel (and for Account Link, the enabled platforms) and post the verification panel.
🚫 Ban Management
Block/unblock platform accounts, view the blocklist, or import bans from a screenshot — AI extracts
usernames automatically.
✅ Verified Users
Browse, export (CSV), and unverify members.
📋 Audit Logs
View and export the full verification audit trail — every verification and removal is recorded
with who/when/why. Includes a 🔧 Backfill removal history button to retroactively mark
past removals.
📣 Broadcast
Announce to one or more roles, either as a channel post (optionally sent under your own
name & avatar) or a DM to every member with those roles (rate-limit paced, with a
per-send cap so you can't accidentally blast a huge server). No webhook setup needed.
🛡️ Preload your blocklist (recommended first step)
Before you post your verification panel, load any accounts you already know should be
banned. Anyone on the blocklist is prevented from ever verifying — they'll be blocked the
moment they try, instead of you having to catch them afterwards.
Three ways to add accounts to the blocklist, all on the Ban Management page:
Manual add — type a platform username (and pick the platform for Account Link) and
click Block. Fastest for one-offs.
Import from screenshot — drop in screenshots of your existing blocked-accounts list;
OCR extracts every username in one go.
Import from CSV — bulk-upload a CSV with columns platform,username,reason.
Click 📄 Download template on the dashboard to grab a pre-filled starter file, fill it
in, then upload (or paste the rows directly). Username-only rows are allowed — they'll use the default
platform you set on the form.
Once an account is on the blocklist, the verify flow shows them a
"This account has been blocked" message and they never receive the verified role. Removing them
is one click (or /unblock-account).
📸 Block from a screenshot (Ban Management)
Go to Ban Management and click Import from screenshot.
Drop in one or more images (PNG, JPG, HEIC — iPhone screenshots work natively).
OCR extracts every username. Matches against currently-verified members are
highlighted in red.
Leave "Also unverify these accounts" checked to remove the verified role + record for every
match in one click.
Every removal is written to Audit Logs with status
unverified
— showing who removed them, when, and the reason.
Overview
Platform verification ensures only real members of your community gain access to your Discord server.
To make this work:
New users must see only#verify-here
The bot must be able to assign the Verified Role
@everyone must have no visibility outside the verification channel
Discord Connections Verification
This bot verifies users by reading their platform connections from Discord. Users link
their account to Discord once (User Settings → Connections), then authorize the bot to read it. Supports
all 23 Discord connection types. No separate OAuth, no scraping, no bio codes.
Verified role: assigned instantly after the user authorizes
Platform username: captured and stored for moderation
Access gating: lock channels for @everyone and allow the
Verified role
Correct permissions are required for the system to function.
How Verification Works
User joins the server and sees only#verify-here.
User links their platform account to Discord: User Settings → Connections → Add (TikTok,
YouTube, Twitter/X, Instagram, or any supported platform).
User clicks Verify in #verify-here. With Account Link, they pick their
platform from a dropdown.
User clicks Connect Discord to Verify — a one-click Discord OAuth prompt.
Bot reads their linked platform username from Discord connections.
Bot logs the username and assigns the Verified Role instantly.
User gains full access to the server.
Verification completes instantly after the user authorizes via Discord. The bot reads
their linked platform username, logs it, and assigns the Verified role — all in one click.
Required Roles & Role Order
Your server needs exactly three roles:
🤖 Bot Role
Created automatically when you install the verification bot.
✅ Verified Role
Assigned after successful verification.
👤 @everyone
Default role for all new users.
⚠️ Critical Role Order
Bot Role (highest)
Verified Role
@everyone (lowest)
If the Bot Role is below the Verified Role, the bot cannot assign roles.
Create the Verify Channel
Create a text channel named:
#verify-here
This is the only channel unverified users should be able to see.
Place it at the top of the channel list.
Verify Channel Permissions
@everyone
View Channel — ✅ ON
Send Messages — ✅ ON
Embed Links — ❌ OFF
Attach Files — ❌ OFF
Bot Role
View Channel — ✅ ON
Send Messages — ✅ ON
Embed Links — ✅ ON
Read Message History — ✅ ON
Use Application Commands — ✅ ON
Manage Roles — ✅ ON
Verified Role
Optional visibility — does not impact verification.
Other Channel & Category Permissions
For every channel except #verify-here:
Role
View Channel
@everyone
❌ OFF
Verified
✅ ON
Bot Role
✅ ON
This ensures users cannot access the server until they are verified.
If @everyone can see any category, the system fails.
Linked Role & Community Onboarding (optional)
A Discord Linked Role tracks platform username changes automatically — when a member
renames their TikTok / YouTube / Twitch handle, Discord re-checks the live connection so the new name
propagates without anyone re-verifying. Pair it with Community Onboarding to funnel new members straight to
verification.
One-time bot-owner step
In the
Discord Developer Portal → your app → General Information → "Linked Roles Verification URL", set it to the bot's /linked-role endpoint (your bot's domain + /linked-role —
the exact value is shown in the Admin Dashboard → Setup card). Without this, Discord's "Connect" button has
nowhere to send members.
Create the Linked Role
Server Settings → Roles → Create Role. It must be a brand-new role with
zero members — Discord won't convert an existing populated role into a Linked Role.
Open the new role → Links tab → Add Requirement → pick this bot → pick
its verification key (e.g. tiktok_verified) → Must Be Equal To 1 → Save.
Leave the role with no server permissions — it is only an identifier.
On any channel it should unlock, set @everyone → View Channel ❌ OFF and the
Linked Role → View Channel ✅ ON.
Community Onboarding
Requires Server Settings → Enable Community first. Then:
Server Settings → Onboarding → Default Channels: set only the channels an unverified
member should see — #verify-here, #rules, a read-only
#announcements. Real channels stay out of the default set and gated behind the Verified role.
Onboarding → Questions: optional, for interest roles only. Do not try to make
verification a question — it can't grant a Linked Role or trigger the bot.
Onboarding → Server Guide → New Member To-Dos: add a To-Do pointing at
#verify-here with an action label like
"✅ Verify your account — unlock the server." This is the checklist item every new member sees on
join, deep-linked straight into the verify channel.
Fill Discord's requirements checklist, then toggle Enable Onboarding on.
Member experience after setup
Member joins → Onboarding To-Do says "Verify your account → #verify-here".
They tap it → land in #verify-here → see the bot's Verify panel.
Click Verify → bot logs them → grants the Verified role instantly → Discord auto-grants the Linked Role.
Note: a Server Guide To-Do can only deep-link to a channel, not trigger verification
directly — so the Verify panel must already be posted in #verify-here (Dashboard → Setup → Post
Panel). The To-Do gets them to the door; the panel is the door.
Troubleshooting
User sees "No connection found"
The user has not linked the platform account to Discord yet.
Tell them: User Settings → Connections → Add → select the required platform (e.g.
TikTok), then try again.
Make sure they are linking the correct account.
User clicks "Connect Discord to Verify" but nothing happens
Try a different browser or disable strict tracking/privacy blockers.
Make sure the user completes the Discord authorization prompt (don’t cancel).
If they are not redirected back, they can click the verify button again.
Bot cannot assign the Verified Role
The bot’s role must be above the Verified Role in Server Settings → Roles.
Check that the Verified Role has been set with /set-verified-role.
User sees "Account Blocked"
The platform account has been added to this server's blocklist by an admin.
Admins can check the blocklist with /blocklist and remove entries with
/unblock-account.
Blocked accounts stay blocked even if the user leaves and rejoins.
If all else fails:
Admins can use /manual-verify to manually verify a user.
Check /verification-log to see if the attempt was recorded.
Use the Admin Dashboard for a visual overview of
your server's configuration and status.
Best Practices
✅ Keep #verify-here at the top of the channel list.
✅ Never move the bot role below Verified.
✅ Never enable View Channel for @everyone outside #verify-here.
✅ Pin instructions in the verification channel.
✅ Test with a secondary Discord account.
Legacy Slash Commands
(power users)
The Admin Dashboard covers every workflow. Slash
commands are kept for power users, automation, and quick in-chat actions. All commands require
Administrator permission and responses are ephemeral (only visible to
you).
Shared Commands
(same for all platforms)
Command
Description
/1-dashboard
Open the web-based admin dashboard
/2-help
Get help, FAQ, and setup guide links
/setup-verify
Creates the verification panel in the current channel
/set-verified-role
Set which role is assigned when a user verifies
/set-unverified-role
Auto-assign a role to every unverified member (backfills existing members, removed on verify)
/clear-unverified-role
Stop auto-assigning the unverified role
/set-alert-channel
Set a channel to receive admin alerts and notifications
/verified-list
Shows all verified users and their platform usernames
/verified-export
Exports verified users as a CSV file
/manual-verify
Manually verify a user with their platform username
/unverify
Remove verification from a user (removes role and record)
/verification-log
View the full verification audit trail
/export-log
Export the verification log as a CSV file
/backfill-log
Populate the verification log from existing verified user records
/scan-unverified
DM all unverified members with a one-click verify link (dry run by default)
/block-account
Block a platform account from verifying in this server
/unblock-account
Remove a platform account from the blocklist
/blocklist
View all blocked accounts in this server
/import-blocklist
Import blocked accounts from a screenshot (AI-powered extraction)
Platform-Specific Commands
Each bot has its own lookup and unverify commands:
Bot
Lookup Command
Unverify Command
🎵 TikTok Verify
/lookup-tiktok
/unverify-tiktok
🔗 Account Link
PREMIUM
/lookup(optional platform filter)
/unverify-platform
Lookup finds which Discord user verified a given username.
Unverify removes verification (with optional kick/ban) by platform username.
📄 License
MIT License with Branding Exception
Copyright (c) 2025–2026 TPC Global LLC / Bold Evolution Agency
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated
documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without
limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the
Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following
conditions:
The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of
the Software.
THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT
LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO
EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN
AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE
OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.
⚠️ Branding Exception
The following assets and names are NOT covered by the MIT license and may not be used without
explicit written permission from TPC Global LLC:
The "Bold Evolution" name and brand
The "BEA" (Bold Evolution Agency) name and brand
All logos, images, and visual assets in the /images directory
The "Social Verification Bot" product name when used commercially
Any trademarks, service marks, or trade dress owned by TPC Global LLC
What this means
The MIT License is a permissive license. You can:
✅ Use this software for any purpose
✅ Modify the source code
✅ Distribute copies
✅ Use it commercially
✅ Use it privately
The only requirement is that you include the original copyright and license notice in any copy of the software,
and you must not use protected branding without permission.
