Help fund the project that's building free tools for everyone on Earth.
Donation aggregation page. Pulls funding config from /api/server-info, queries blockchain balances client-side via public RPCs, caches totals in localStorage for 5 minutes.
Support HumanityOS development. Every dollar goes toward full-time open-source work, server infrastructure, and building tools for all of humanity.
Support HumanityOS
HumanityOS is free and public-domain (CC0), with no company or nonprofit behind it. It is built in the open by one person, so supporting the maintainer directly is what keeps the work going.
Support the maintainer
Gifts go directly to the maintainer (GitHub Sponsors, Patreon, PayPal, Cash App, and crypto). These are personal gifts, not charitable donations, and are not tax-deductible.
Charities I support
Independent nonprofits the maintainer personally stands behind. These are their own organizations, unaffiliated with HumanityOS; donate to them directly. Tax-deductibility depends on the charity and your situation.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are funds used for?
Full-time development of HumanityOS, server and infrastructure costs, and building open-source tools that remain free for everyone. Every dollar is accounted for and spent on making this platform better for all of humanity.
Is my donation tax-deductible?
Support for HumanityOS itself goes directly to the maintainer as a personal gift (GitHub Sponsors, Patreon, PayPal, Cash App, or crypto) and is not tax-deductible. HumanityOS is public-domain (CC0) with no company or nonprofit behind it. Separately, the "Charities I support" section lists independent nonprofits the maintainer personally endorses; a gift there is a donation to that organization, and whether it is tax-deductible depends on the charity and your situation, so check the charity's own site or ask a tax advisor.
Why crypto?
Zero fees, no intermediaries, and full transparency. Crypto aligns with HumanityOS's values of sovereignty and self-custody. Blockchain transactions are publicly verifiable, so anyone can audit where funds go. Solana uses Ed25519 signatures, the same cryptography HumanityOS uses for identity.
Is Coinbase or an exchange OK?
It works, but self-custody is better. When you send from an exchange, the exchange controls the keys and can freeze your account. A self-custody wallet (like Phantom for Solana or Sparrow for Bitcoin) means you control your funds directly. Either way, your donation reaches us the same.
All blockchain balances are publicly verifiable. HumanityOS is fully open-source,
view the code.
No funds are held on behalf of donors. Crypto addresses shown are non-custodial wallets owned by the project maintainer.