ServerShelf 1.4.6 for macOS and companion app 0.3.6 are out, a few hours after 1.4.5. One change, and it is about giving credit properly.
Every component, with its licence text
The About dialog used to name 17 open-source projects. The desktop app actually links 612 Rust crates and 155 JavaScript packages; the companion app 109 Dart packages. MIT, BSD and Apache-2.0 do not ask for a name, they ask for the copyright notice and the licence text to travel with the software. So the list is now generated from what the compilers really link, with the full text of every licence, and it ships in three places: the desktop About dialog ("Show full notices"), the companion app under Settings → Open-source licences, and servershelf.app/notices.txt, linked from the imprint. A check in the build pipeline stops a release whose list is out of date.
The audit behind it found permissive licences only. Nothing under GPL or AGPL is shipped.
Compatibility
Desktop 1.4.6 (macOS, direct download). Companion 0.3.6: the Android APK is on the download page; the iOS build is uploaded and follows in the App Store. If you skipped 1.4.5: the companion link is encrypted since then and needs a one-time re-pair after updating both sides.