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Support Cofre Ink

Cofre Ink is free, shows no ads and sells nothing: if it is useful to you, a donation helps keep it going.

Why support it

Cofre Ink is an independent project. There is no paid plan and nothing is sold.

Open source

The code is on GitHub under the MIT licence, free to read, run, change and share.

No ads, nothing to buy

There is no advertising in the app, no paid plan and nothing to buy inside it.

No telemetry

The app reports nothing about you or about how you use it, and at app.cofre.ink your data is kept, by default, in your own browser.

How the money helps

A donation helps keep Cofre Ink open source and in continuous development.

Staying open source

The code stays public under the MIT licence, for anybody to read, run and change.

Fixes

Time to find and fix what breaks.

New features

Time to build what comes next, in the open, on GitHub.

Documentation

Time to keep this guide accurate, in English and in Portuguese.

Donating with PayPal

PayPal takes the donation, in the amount you choose on its page.

Suggested amounts

US$ 5, US$ 10 or US$ 25. They are only suggestions: the amount is up to you, and you choose it on PayPal.

What this site sees

Nothing of the payment. PayPal handles the payment and the receipt, and your card or account details never reach this site.

Every month, on GitHub

On GitHub Sponsors you can give a set amount every month, which makes the time easier to plan, or give once.

Other ways to help

Money is not the only way to help, and often not the most useful one.

Star the repository

A star on GitHub is how other people find the project.

Star it on GitHub

Tell people about it

Tell somebody who still keeps their money in a spreadsheet, or send them the address cofre.ink.

Contribute code

The contributing guide explains how to set up the workspace, the checks every change passes and the rules the code follows.

Read the contributing guide

Improve the English or the Portuguese

Every sentence of the interface lives in one file per language. A clearer or more natural one in either language helps, and the contributing guide says where those files are and what they have to keep.