Credits

Catalogue sources

Tagg’s catalogue is built from the following sources. Titles, posters, cover art, stills, synopses and other catalogue material remain the property of their respective rights holders.

• The Movie Database (TMDB) provides film and television information and artwork. This product uses TMDB and the TMDB APIs but is not endorsed, certified, or otherwise approved by TMDB. themoviedb.org
• JustWatch provides where-to-watch information, through TMDB. justwatch.com
• TheTVDB provides television information and artwork. thetvdb.com
• IGDB provides game information and artwork, used with permission. igdb.com
• Open Library provides book information and covers. openlibrary.org
• MangaUpdates provides manga information. mangaupdates.com
• Wikidata links titles across catalogues, under the CC0 1.0 public domain dedication. wikidata.org
• anime-offline-database helps match anime across services. Contains information from anime-offline-database, available under the Open Database License (ODbL).
• AniList and MyAnimeList provide anime and manga artwork.
• GeoNames provides city information for cinema locations, under CC BY 4.0. geonames.org
• DB-IP provides the IP-to-country data Tagg uses to offer the features available in each country, under CC BY 4.0. IP Geolocation by DB-IP

Showtimes come from the cinema operators that publish them, and book offers from the bookshops that list them. Trailers are hosted on YouTube by their publishers.

Sense source data

Sense uses independently sourced titles and summaries from TVmaze and reviewed narrative sections by Wikipedia contributors under Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0. Tagg preserves TVmaze source fields and extracts Wikipedia narrative paragraphs as plain text, removing markup and references and normalizing whitespace. The attributed source-data export identifies each source, revision, attribution, licence and modification, alongside catalogue identities and observation times. Its next-page link provides the following records. These terms apply to the identified source material; other catalogue sources and artwork retain their own rights.

Design and software

Tagg’s paper-inspired artwork, icons, collection boxes, book, film and game-case designs and handwritten accents are original work by Tag Interactive.

Tagg uses the Outfit, Caveat, Kalam, Anton, Lora, Inter and Special Elite typefaces under the SIL Open Font License, the Satisfy typeface under the Apache License 2.0, and open-source software under its respective licences, whose notices are included with the Tagg app and website.

Corrections

If an attribution is missing or a catalogue detail is wrong, report the title from its menu in Tagg or write to support@tagg.lol. Rights holders can also use the Copyright Policy.