Darklang has transitioned to an open-source model, releasing its repositories under the Apache License 2.0 as part of the formation of Darklang Inc. The decision was influenced by product maturity, user feedback, and a shift towards local-first development, allowing the platform to remain community-driven and accessible while preserving its unique features.

PGEdge has announced that it is going open-source, allowing developers and organizations to contribute to and use its platform freely. This move is intended to foster community involvement and enhance the platform's capabilities through collaborative development.