Sell it. You never needed our permission.
Every Canary design is open — code, boards, BOMs, enclosures. The license already says yes, you may build and sell them. This page is the rest of the deal: a free compatibility badge, one honest naming rule, and a public listing that treats every vendor the same.
Three things, all free
Build & sell freely
Kits, printed parts, assembled witnesses, installs — from the open designs, at your price, under your brand. Apache-2.0 top to bottom; no royalty, no sign-up. Say truthfully what it is: "built from the open SecuraCV designs, independently made."
The designs →Wear the badge
The Works with SecuraCV badge is free for any product that meets the honesty bar below — no permission, no fee, no registration. One naming rule protects everyone: product names may include SecuraCV only at the end, as "… for SecuraCV."
The trademark policy →Get listed
This page renders vendors.json — a file in the public repo. Open a pull request appending your entry and, once merged, you're here: alphabetical, neutrally described, never ranked. The listing is the catalog, not an endorsement.
What the badge — and a listing — promise a buyer
Four rules, all checkable. They exist so "Works with SecuraCV" always means what a buyer hopes it means.
It genuinely works
The product runs current SecuraCV firmware, ships flash-ready for it, or is a functional part — enclosure, mount, kit — for a device that does.
Nothing locked behind it
Any shipped configuration is available to the buyer, and stock firmware is always one browser-flash away. No lock-in wearing the badge.
Compatibility, not origin
The badge sits beside the vendor's own brand and never implies a product is official. Independently made, and proud of it — that's the point.
Giving back is visible
Vendors who contribute to the commons — code, docs, support, or funds to the community pool — carry a gives back mark. It's earned, never bought.
Who's selling
Alphabetical, neutral, never ranked. Loaded live from vendors.json in the repo.
No listings yet — the door just opened.
The policy is published, the badge is free, and the roster is a pull request away. If you print, kit, build, or install Canaries — be the first name here.
Listings are alphabetical and neutrally described; the order never encodes favor. A listing is a catalog entry, not an endorsement — the device's own signed self-test is the quality check that matters.
Vendors here are independent businesses — not affiliated with or endorsed by Errer Labs. Grants of the primary logo (beyond the free badge) are recorded in the open, in the public grants registry.