- Questions and discussion — GitHub Discussions
- Bugs, or any issue with existing code — GitHub Issues
Both are public. Your question — and whatever it reveals about what you are building — is visible to everyone, and stays that way.
Answers come from whoever happens to know one and has the time: a maintainer, another user, or nobody. There is no response-time commitment. ojAlgo is MIT licensed, and the work behind it is volunteered.
Optimatika, the company behind ojAlgo, offers commercial support — private, prioritised, and direct from the people who develop the library.
If ojAlgo is in production and the public channels are not enough, get in touch.
Nothing here changes the licence. ojAlgo is MIT, it has been since 2003, and it stays that way. Commercial support buys attention, prioritisation and commitment. It does not buy permission — you already have that.