Acknowledgements

Open Source Libraries

Barc uses several open-source libraries to power various parts of the app. The libraries in use are listed below, and link to their various licenses. Barc's developer, Cocoatype, thanks the creators of these libraries for their contributions to the Swift community.

Introspect

Barc uses the Introspect for SwiftUI library to build some user interface elements, such as the single-barcode view. Introspect is licensed under the MIT license.

RevenueCat

Barc uses RevenueCat’s Purchases SDK to power the subscriptions for Barc Unleashed, along with its paywall. The SDK is licensed under the MIT license.

Swift QR Code Generator

Barc uses the Swift QR Code Generator to generate the data needed to render QR codes. The library is licensed under the MIT license.

TelemetryDeck

Barc uses the TelemetryDeck SDK to send privacy-preserving data to the TelemetryDeck service for analytics and error-tracking purposes. The SDK is licensed under the MIT license.

Inspirations

In addition to the open-source libraries that are used directly in Barc, Cocoatype wishes to thank the creators of several apps who inspired features or interface designs in Barc.

Craft

Craft by Craft Docs Limited, Inc. inspired the “masonry” layout of barcodes on the main barcode library page.

Fantastical

Fantastical by Flexibits Inc. inspired the design of the location picker and the way dates and times are edited.

Foodnoms

Foodnoms by Algebraic Labs, LLC inspired the design of the single-barcode page and the display of dates and locations on the library page.

Grocery

Grocery by Conrad Stoll inspired the layout of the toolbar on the library page for adding new barcodes, as well as the concept of location-based triggers for barcodes.