Our open source (MIT license) software manages the full development lifecycle of websites and apps - from discovery and planning, to building, maintaining, and optimising.

Let's explore the potential impact of this project. I've divided the impact into 10 key areas. Here they are...

We take a donation-based crowdfunding approach for our development fund. Let's explore the reasons why this approach...

To fund this project, we must take a hybrid approach – development fund contributions and self-funding. Once self-funding options have been unlocked...

To build a high-quality, impactful product, we need to follow a structured design process. This involves conducting research, designing functionality, building the user interface...

Developers building cross-platform software need a deep understanding of each device's capabilities and limitations to deliver an optimal experience.

We can broadly categorise applications into two main types: web apps and native apps. In this post, we'll explore how each type works, their core capabilities, limitations, and the benefits they offer.

When building a website/app, you have three tech stack category options. Each option expands on the capabilities of the last.

This is the tech we use for this project. We offer installers that enable seamless installation across a wide range of operating systems – Linux, macOS, Windows, and others.