unified

Community/Sponsors

Sponsors

Maintaining the collective, developing new projects, keeping everything fast and secure, and helping users, is a lot of work. Financial support lets the team spend more time maintaining existing projects and developing new ones. To support unified, become a sponsor or backer on GitHub, thanks.dev, or OpenCollective.

  1. Vercel

    Develop. Preview. Ship. – Creators of nextjs.org

  2. GatsbyJS

  3. Motif

    When content meets code, magic happens ✨

  4. HashiCorp

  5. GitBook

  6. American Express

  7. Netlify

  8. ThemeIsle

  9. Expo

  10. Markdown Space

    Build beautiful websites with Markdown

  11. Val Town, Inc.

  12. Mintlify

    On a mission to empower builders

  13. Boost Hub

    The collaborative workspace for your dev team

  14. StackBlitz

  15. Holloway

    We publish Guides for navigating life’s complexities.

  16. Sentry

    Real-time crash reporting for your web apps, mobile apps, and games.

  17. Morgan Craft

    Technical Operator, Entrepreneur, Startup Advisor

  18. Torutek

  19. Bowen

    Software engineer. OSS 🏄.

  20. Sanofi-Public

    Together, we chase the miracles of science

  21. Lars Trieloff

  22. Dan Burzo

  23. Jaroslav Kubíček

    Fullstack dev. Curious about architecture, designing reliable systems, automation & more.

  24. Alex Leon

  25. Daan van der Zwaag

    Design Technologist

  26. Timothy

  27. Zentered

    remote / minimalistic / holistic

  28. Measured

    Incisive UI strategy for discerning businesses.

  29. Matija Marohnić

    Frontend tooling nerd 🤓

  30. Frontend Masters

    ⚡️ In-Depth JavaScript, Node.js & Front-End Engineering Courses

  31. CodiumAI

    CodiumAI is an AI tool that creates meaningful tests for user code

  32. Kent C. Dodds

    Improving 🌎 with quality software · Husband, 5x Dad, Latter-day Saint, Dev Educator, MVP ⚡️ EpicAI.pro 🌌 EpicWeb.dev 🚀 EpicReact.dev

  33. François Hodierne

    French in Berlin. Husband. Dad. CTO @ Open Collective

  34. cocopon

    Developer / Designer

  35. elan e.V.

    elan e.V. is a German non-profit organization helping universities and other higher education organizations with all things related to e-learning

  36. Balsa

    We're Balsa, and we're building tools for builders.

  37. xHomu

  38. me&u (formerly Mr Yum)

  39. Stacker News

    Trying to fix online communities with economics

  40. Sindre Sorhus

    Full-Time Open-Sourcerer. Focused on Swift & JavaScript. Makes macOS apps, CLI tools, npm packages.

  41. Dave Snider

    Chaotic good web designer trying not to piss off the Internet.

  42. Alex Wilson

    Principal engineer at @Financial-Times. Also a web performance advocate, aspiring polyglot and wannabe red-teamer.

  43. Connor

    Founder @ Koala AI

  44. Vincent Kempers

  45. Compositor

    Modern tools for designers & developers

  46. Tierney Cyren

    ⬡.js / Principal Developer Advocate

  47. Travis Arnold

    Designer/Engineer/Systems

  48. Doppler

    Manage, Sync, and Rotate Secrets - we're building the future of SecretOps

  49. Anthony Fu Fund

    Sponsor open-source work across the ecosystem around Anthony's work. The funds raised in this collective will mainly be forwarded to dependencies on Anthony's choices.

  50. Val Town

  51. Neodon

  52. Preston Nalls

    M.S IT @ UoPeople | Tutor @ Preply | SWE + Polyglot | 2x B.S CS + CGI | Teaching Full-Stack TypeScript Development | Nx • Python ​• TypeScript • React • Expo

  53. Matt Vague

  54. tofu4956

  55. Kyle Smith

  56. Simon Lammes

    If you are quickly checking out my work, I recommend playing some Minesweeper 😄 (https://simon-lammes.github.io/angular-app/minesweeper)

  57. Codecov

    Empower developers with tools to improve code quality and testing.

  58. Kah Wai Liew

    Software Developer ❤️ in with Linux, NodeJS, TypeScript, PHP, React & Flutter

  59. Nico Zweifel

    :seedling: :leaves: :herb: :four_leaf_clover: :deciduous_tree: :evergreen_tree: :palm_tree: :hibiscus:

  60. Collin Wu

  61. Chris Zhou

    What I cannot express, I do not understand. What I can express, I may not understand.

  62. Zwyx

    Web developer enjoying TypeScript and React.

  63. Syntax

    Syntax Podcast

  64. Jakob Heuser

  65. Sindre Sorhus

    Open Sourcerer

  66. Theodore Chu

  67. tonywu6

    🦀🐍🦕🏳️‍🌈

  68. Shawn Allen

    Design systems nerd

  69. Juan

  70. Tomasz Czajęcki

  71. Alex

    I started programming with 4MB of RAM and 67 MHz of CPU power. Now I work on things like Qt, Amazon Web Services, RPC, and so much more.

  72. Ricky de Laveaga

    🔨 Building fresh packages...

  73. Tripwire, Inc.

  74. Nico Bachner

    Student. Developer. Entrepreneur.

  75. Evan Yu

    University of Toronto Mathematics | Full Stack Developer | SWE @ConnectAlum

  76. Frontend Masters

    The training platform for web app engineering skills – from front-end to full-stack! 🚀

  77. Max Davitt

  78. Joost Jansky

  79. StackAid

    Fund all your open source dependencies

  80. Per Tillisch

    Passionate about contributing to open source.

  81. 365Talents

  82. Victor Felder

  83. jrf

    Avid open source contributor

  84. Mike Joyce

    Frontend Developer

  85. David Dias

    Former Staff Frontend Engineer exploring multi-passionate career development. Creator of Front-End Checklist (71K+ ⭐) and other tools serving 100K+ developers.

  86. Yuzuki Aida

    🐳 typescript nerd 🐥

  87. Jin Zhao

  88. Daniel O'Connor

  89. Kevin Smith

  90. Pelle Wessman

    Senior web developer, open source maintainer, tech lead, node.js lover and @indieweb participant

  91. Nicolae Racovita

  92. jpoehnelt

    Developer Relations at Google

  93. 砂糖梨子

    直到化为星辰

  94. Patched

    Open Source AI workflows for software development