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https://github.com/idunnololz/summit is where the source is
Weird. Thanks.
There's some history behind it. First the author didn't want to have it open source, iirc due to some bad experiences with having their source code open? Don't remember exactly. The repo you linked existed for bug reporting basically. Then later on this changed and the source code got released. I still don't know if the author is interested in getting public contributions to the codebase.
Regardless, the author makes some very pleasant software, and is super responsive at fixing issues/implementing feature requests. Hats entirely off to them.
Thank you. A few corrections/clarifications here:
If you have it FOSS the community can check it and you gain more trust.
Summit is in my closer circle of apps am looking at maybe using. Why don't you put it on f-droid as play store alternative?