Open source code

Correctify is open source software

The Correctify source code is public, readable by anyone and reusable under the MIT licence. You can check for yourself what the app does before installing it.

Who develops Correctify?

Anthony Lacroux is the author, maintainer and copyright holder of the Correctify project. The same person develops the Windows desktop application, the Chrome, Firefox and Thunderbird extensions, and publishes this website.

The code is published on GitHub under the alias Anonyma. The GitHub account https://github.com/Anonyme83250, the Anonyme83250/correctify repository and the correctify.fr website therefore all refer to one and the same person: Anthony Lacroux.

Project details

The public facts about the project, verifiable at a glance.

Project
Correctify
Author and maintainer
Anthony Lacroux
Public alias
Anonyma
Relationship with the project
Original author, sole maintainer and copyright holder
Source code repository
Anonyme83250/correctify
Licence
MIT
Latest released version
1.9.2
Official project website
correctify.fr
Project active since
2026

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What the licence allows you to do

Read and verify

The entire desktop application code is public. You can see exactly what is sent, to whom, and what never leaves your machine.

Modify and redistribute

The MIT licence lets you use, modify and redistribute the code, including in a commercial project, as long as the copyright notice is kept.

Contribute

Bugs, ideas and fixes go through the repository issues and pull requests. Every contribution is reviewed by the maintainer before being merged.

Authenticity of the downloads

The Windows installers offered on this site are built from this repository, published with their SHA-256 checksum and digitally signed in the name of Anthony Lacroux, as an open source developer (certificate issued by Certum). The name Windows shows at install time, “Open Source Developer ANTHONY LACROUX”, is therefore the project author’s.

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