Copyright

Neighbo is made by combining open-source data sets with original data that Neighbo staff have produced. By pairing giant global databases with our superior local knowledge and handcrafted information about places and events, we can offer users both breadth and depth – ultimately, covering more places while also providing more accuracy.

Our data sets

Open data sets

Here are the open data sets currently used to create Neighbo.

FourSquare Open Source Places

OpenStreetMap

Neighbo maps and place listings contain OpenStreetMap data. OpenStreetMap is open data, licensed under the Open Data Commons Open Database License by the OpenStreetMap Foundation.

Overture Maps Foundation

Vicmap

Wikidata

Neighbo organisation listings contain data from Wikidata, a free and open knowledge base hosted by the Wikimedia Foundation. Wikidata content is released into the public domain under the Creative Commons CC0 1.0 Universal Public Domain Dedication.

Open-source code

The Neighbo website also contains open-source code which we use as permitted by the relevant licences.

We don't list all open-source code that we use because Neighbo uses over a thousand open-source libraries, and their creators don't require us to publicly acknowledge them. However, we think it's worth calling out a few which have a more visible effect on Neighbo.