Open Source
Langfuse is open source for the following reasons:
- To establish complete transparency
- To enable the community to self-host and contribute (opens in a new tab)
- To collaborate on integrations with various other open-source tools and frameworks
- To assure users that Langfuse is open and does not impose lock-in, and that production traces are user data that can be exported/fetched at any time
Learn more about what's next for Langfuse on our roadmap.
License
Langfuse is licensed under an MIT license (opens in a new tab), with the exception of the /ee folder of the repository, if applicable.
Currently, our focus is entirely on open source. However, we may consider commercializing premium features as part of an enterprise version in the future. For specific requirements, please contact us at enterprise@langfuse.com
Repositories
- Langfuse Server (UI and API):
langfuse/langfuse(opens in a new tab) - Langfuse Python SDK and integrations:
langfuse/langfuse-python(opens in a new tab) - JS SDK and integrations:
langfuse/langfuse-js(opens in a new tab) - Docs:
langfuse/langfuse-docs(opens in a new tab)
Self-host vs Langfuse Cloud
The Langfuse team provides Langfuse Cloud as a managed solution to simplify the initial setup of Langfuse and to minimize the operational overhead of maintaining high availability in production. Get started for free on: https://cloud.langfuse.com (opens in a new tab).
Alternatively, Langfuse can be used locally and self-hosted.
Contributing
Here are the best ways to contribute to Langfuse via GitHub:
- Submit and vote on Ideas.
- Create and comment on Issues.
- Create a pull request. See see Contributing.md (opens in a new tab) to get started.