Credits

Suzo’s original geometric S and Fold artwork come from the native application. Product interface previews are authored for this website, based on Suzo’s SwiftUI behavior. They use fictional contact names and curated demonstration values, with no private call history or notifications.

Artwork and trademarks

Bella, by senyo888 / codex-pets, is shown as an animated pet preview using the unmodified sprite sheet retained as a curated website asset. It is licensed under CC BY 4.0. Original artwork · Bundled license. The website crops the sheet into frames for playback; it does not alter the source artwork. The existing seven-frame idle row is preserved.

The harness previews use the original Codex companion published by OpenAI, Hermes-Girl by Joshua H., Claude Crab by Dery F., and Clawdex by seedofevil. The latter three are linked from the Petdex gallery. Their unmodified sheets retain six idle frames. Exact sources and attribution. No individual open artwork license was declared in the retrieved catalog metadata; the catalog's code license is not applied to these artworks.

Blob illustrations are generated by Blobatar 2.7.0, by Alain00, under the MIT license. The website retains the same generator used by the native app. Source · Bundled license.

Harness marks identify connected runtimes and do not imply endorsement. Their original colors are preserved. Hermes artwork comes from NousResearch/hermes-agent (MIT). OpenClaw and the Codex mark come from openclaw/openclaw (MIT). The Claude mark comes from Lobe Icons (MIT). Only the four displayed harness marks are packaged. Sources and notices.

Manrope and DM Sans are self-hosted variable fonts distributed under the SIL Open Font License. Their license texts are packaged with the site: Manrope · DM Sans.

Interface components

The website incorporates Threads, BlurText, Magnet, and Gooey Nav from React Bits, by David Haz, under its MIT + Commons Clause license. These supply the animated signal field, gooey navigation, caption reveals, and spring-based button interaction. Suzo adapts them for document visibility, reduced motion, static text fallback, and the product's monochrome palette. Retained license.

Gooey Nav uses the official TypeScript/CSS source at React Bits commit e12c22192ac7b4b452c5e2feb9b586d74765d696. Adaptations retain ordinary links, genuine active states, and dynamic visibility/reduced-motion handling. Landing content is immediately visible without scroll-triggered fades or blur filters.

The iPhone chassis is adapted from Magic UI's iPhone component, licensed MIT. The original 433 × 882 hardware paths and 389.5 × 843.5 display geometry are retained. Interactive HTML sits beneath the punched SVG frame; it does not use a Safari-sensitive foreignObject. Retained license.

The call screen is a browser reconstruction of Suzo's SwiftUI layout: system typography, a 300-point appearance, top captions control, fixed status/caption space, and a bottom glass capsule with microphone, centered hang-up, and speaker. It uses public demonstration data and does not record audio or connect to an agent.

Emil Kowalski's design-engineering guidance informed the native-like transitions and light-pass press feedback. 21st and Taste Skill were design references. The React Bits and Magic UI components are incorporated source, not merely inspiration.