Building Better Software

How would you find tools to improve code quality?

If you're anything like us, you'd Google for "static analysis tools" and
click on the first link.
For a long time, that would lead you to our list on Github. And it was exactly that: a long list of tools, all nicely formatted — but without any context. It was your responsibility to judge what to choose from that long list.

Wikipedia isn't much of a help either and pretty much any other website would try to sell you a single tool directly — without any peer-review.

That's a broken market to begin with!

It's hard to know where to start or who to ask for great tools; so the same (perhaps outdated) tools get recommended by word of mouth. Modern/better alternatives are hard to find — and that's a disadvantage if you're a maintainer of a great new tool.

An Open Platform for Code Quality

To fix these issues, we are building a platform for writing better software.
Users can vote for their favorite tools, write comments, and help each other on their journey towards improving code quality.

All of our projects are completely open-source and we're hoping for sponsors to support us with the maintenance costs and webdesign work.

Individual Supporters

If you're an individual who is considering to support us, please pick any amount that feels reasonable to you.
Every cent helps keep the lights on and build better software. 😊❤️

Company Sponsors

We found that the people who are interested in linters and static analysis tools are usually the ones who want to improve their code quality and become better developers.
It's an awesome pool of talent! Sponsoring would make your voice heard and make these motivated people aware of your services.

We use OpenCollective as our 501(c)(6) Fiscal Host, which serves as a legal and financial commons. It takes care of our accounting and financial administration. You will get monthly invoices through them. Go here to sign up as a sponsor on OpenCollective or reach out for questions via [email protected].